Mediazest Share Discussion Threads

[russman] 10/8/2020 12:20

Porsche project - where are the figures.

[russman] 05/8/2020 12:51

Smoke and Mirrors.
If CCCAL want to keep the MDZ ship afloat; just add it on to their existing loan.

[andre] 05/8/2020 07:06

And on it goes.......

[frjdnverijtnhj8568934] 05/8/2020 06:59

MediaZest Plc
Fundraising of £150,000 via Convertible Loan Notes

The upshot of this morning's news is Lance O'Neill's stranglehold over this unviable business will greatly increase. Remember O'Neill and CCCAL are one and the same. It's a low risk bet for O'Neill because he'll get his money back in salary.

I reiterate my view. The fair value of MDZ shares is zero pence.

[andre] 29/7/2020 12:32

Revenue is vanity. Profit is sanity.

[demonboy] 29/7/2020 11:26

Following the Company's announcement of 8 June 2020, the Board is pleased to confirm that MediaZest has been awarded two new projects, one from an existing client and one from a new client (the "Projects").The Projects, which are in the Corporate and Retail sectors respectively, will generate revenue of £125,000 for the Group at a minimum, with additional revenue expected from each. Completion of both Projects is anticipated in August 2020.Not long to go now.

[demonboy] 25/7/2020 11:38

Hope things get moving now were in towards the end of the lockdown period. Everyone is afraid of touching so touchless tech should be a next gen.

[demonboy] 30/6/2020 21:54

If you look at Mediazest website, on about, and play video you might just catch their demo on haptic feedback using touch screen.

[russman] 30/6/2020 17:12

I was expecting the annual begging bowl by now.

[russman] 28/6/2020 19:20

Cannot afford their Auditor; no PR budget.

[andre] 26/6/2020 07:59

Ted Baker appears to be on the verge of administration. And most of demonboy’s posts bear no relationship to Mediazest. I’m guessing he works in their PR department?

A fundraise is still on the cards imho.

MDZ is still the posterboy for basket case stocks.

[russman] 26/6/2020 07:39

Only one client left; used to be clients'.

[demonboy] 26/6/2020 06:53

Pandemic has eased now let's see that they can deliver.

[demonboy] 26/6/2020 06:52

As well as reducing costs, the Group has been investigating several new lines of business, all associated with the audio-visual market, aimed at meeting client's changing needs after the Pandemic.

[demonboy] 19/6/2020 14:19

https://www.essentialretail.com/news/adidas-and-alibaba-continued-china/

[demonboy] 19/6/2020 14:16

https://www.essentialretail.com/news/ted-baker-creates-digital-store/Ted Baker has developed its first ever digital pop-up shop, which will be officially launched on 1 May. The new online store aims to help local communities during the coronavirus and beyond, with 100% of profits going to charitable causes.The store will offer customers an ongoing collection of limited-edition pieces. While launched during the Covid-19 crisis, a period where many are facing economic hardship, the initiative aims to support people in local communities now and in the longer term.In a statement, Ted Baker said: "Now more than ever, we need to support local. But we're also committed to providing long-term support too. That's why Ted's Bazaar will stay open beyond the current coronavirus pandemic, to continue to raise funds for other important causes, with regular product drops dedicated to different charities."The first recipient of profits from Ted's Bazaar will be the charity Magic Breakfast, which provides free, healthy breakfasts to school children in the UK living in poverty. Although schools in the UK are currently closed, the charity is providing two week supplies of take-home packs for families facing financial struggles during Covid-19.The retailer added: "Small changes can make a big difference, which is why we'll be rotating who we raise money for every time we add to our collection. Beyond the current pandemic Ted's Bazaar will continue to provide support for local communities with regular product launches, each dedicated to a different cause."Last month, the clothing brand announced the appointment of Rachel Osborne as its permanent CEO following a four-month tenure as acting chief executive.

[demonboy] 19/6/2020 13:13

And...a thumbs down from Russman..

[demonboy] 19/6/2020 13:01

https://www.essentialretail.com/news/niketown-unveils-techenabled/Niketown on London's Oxford Street has reopened its women's department today (5 June), featuring several of the technology touchpoints that – until now – have only featured in its Los Angeles, New York and Shanghai stores.Scan the Look – where customers using the Nike app can swipe a mannequin-based QR code to trigger stockroom staff to prepare showcased items – has a prominent position on the new-look third floor, which has been redesigned to promote women's sport and inclusivity.Various other technological features are situated across the department, including retractable digital signage screens that can be manoeuvred to make way if the floor is required to host an event. Vertical digital signage placed in the trainer section sits behind 'staff picks', displaying waterfall-like messaging explaining what the product is and how it is best used.Lighting has been used in eye-catching ways on multiple side displays that showcase 'products of the moment' such as football boots. Indeed, the space features Nike UK's first dedicated area for women's football ahead of the World Cup kicking off in France this weekend.Nike UK's first dedicated area for women's football ahead of the World CupNike UK's first dedicated area for women's football ahead of the World CupLocated at the top of the escalator, this seasonal space will evolve in line with the sporting calendar. The floor as a whole is effectively a celebration of women's sport, with international footballers and sportswomen from an array of disciplines appearing on signage across the department.The department uses plus-size mannequins for the first time, and features mannequin displays complete with a hijab to convey cultural inclusivity in its store design.As in its other recent global flagship openings, Nike has placed a customisation and personalisation area on the women's floor. Here, girls' or women's sports clubs, or individuals, can order or collect personally designed or altered and tailored sportswear.An 'Experts area' situated by the fitting rooms is staffed by Nike employees who can fulfil customisation requests, take payments, or offer advice and answer queries. Mobile point of sale technology is used across the entire store, as it is in other Nike sites around the world.Sarah Hannah, Nike's EMEA general manager and vice president for women, said: "With the incredible momentum in women's sport right now, the redesigned space is just another demonstration of Nike's commitment to inspiring and serving the female athlete."This is more than a shopping experience, it's a destination to celebrate sport just in time for an incredible summer of football, netball, athletics and more."

[demonboy] 19/6/2020 12:54

https://www.essentialretail.com/news/adidas-london-digital-store/

[demonboy] 19/6/2020 12:49

This what I think Mediazest is tying to achieve,jmo.https://www.essentialretail.com/news/ocean-outdoor-touchless-ad-screens/Digital out of home (DOOH) media owner Ocean Outdoor has today (18 May) announced plans to introduce touchless advertising screens across the UK, using new technology that will enable the company to replace its touchscreen deployments.Ocean will be deploying Ultraleap's mid-air haptics technology to DOOH, meaning its displays and interfaces – used by brands and retailers to market their promotional campaigns – can be triggered by natural hand interactions.In what is a direct response to potential consumer hygiene preferences in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis, the DOOH player said it will be integrating the new tech into screens in key experiential spaces. Ultimately, it will allow those using the screens to trigger or control content using hand gestures instead of physically touching surfaces.The new screens will appear across Ocean's premium retail and city centre portfolio.Director of Ocean Labs, Catherine Morgan, noted: "The introduction of touchless screen technology across our portfolio is timely. "People are understandably cautious about using any kind of touchscreen technology in public places. Haptics is an ideal solution. It is hygienic, safe and will add a whole new dimension to Ocean's experiential offer and immersive brand experiences."She added: "Post the coronavirus lockdown, consumers will be craving positive connections, so brands who create the all-important wow factor will get greater cut through to emotionally resonate with audiences during this highly charged time, providing the potential to exponentially grow market share."According to Ultraleap, its 'virtual touch' technology uses hand tracking and ultrasound to create sensations on a user's hand to simulate the sense of touch.Meanwhile, Ocean announced last week that hundreds of small to medium-sized (SME) businesses and retailers have benefited from its out of home (OOH) advertising fund, which launched at the start of April to help cover costs of ads and stimulate SME promotional activity in the crisis.One month on, the fund closed having allocated £14 million of OOH ad space across Ocean's network to SMEs and retailers. Organisations in food and beverage, direct to consumer, health and wellness, leisure, tech, and B2B all took advantage of the offer, and their campaigns will be on digital screens across 12 major UK cities until June.

[demonboy] 19/6/2020 12:40

https://www.essentialretail.com/news/covid19-pets-at-home-trading/

[russman] 19/6/2020 07:53

I would be surprised if there was not a further announcement by the 30th June.

[smcl] 18/6/2020 11:13

Hi Demonboy- would agree. Holding 5m.

[demonboy] 18/6/2020 10:46

10 million buy tells you something good.