Mirriad Advertising Share Discussion Threads

[hazl] 05/9/2019 13:15

Yes this is a very interesting company in a sweet spot.

[hazl] 05/9/2019 13:15

Sorry dave my mind was taken off it by HNG!

[dave4545] 05/9/2019 10:40

hazl

Quite a squeeze in progress. Despite a whopping 2p spread 13-15p there is only 5000 available online at full 15p offer

[hazl] 05/9/2019 10:23

the fight back continues....

[hazl] 05/9/2019 08:19

I did read it just a mental block I'm afraid.

[hazl] 05/9/2019 08:16

Ah of course.
Thanks.
Chart looks promising mike.

[hazl] 05/9/2019 07:43

Mirriad is a computer vision and AI-powered platform company, built on Academy Award-winning entertainment tech, with 14 patents.
They have a webinar today by the looks of it.

[hazl] 04/9/2019 16:24

OOH a much needed bounce.

[hsm12] 03/9/2019 12:09

Looks like seller taken out.

[fillipe] 03/9/2019 11:46

Have been watching this one for an age, since selling a while back at around twice where the share price now sits.

I feel we are maybe currently at the bottom, with the price around 12-13p to buy.
I've therefore taken a lump and hope to see something worthwhile to come of that.

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[hazl] 21/8/2019 14:12

I get the impression they are like VRE and were trying to get people interested in their platform.
However since April...from memory... they have had a change of direction.
'Stephan Beringer, Chief Executive Officer of Mirriad, said: "I am really looking forward to working with John as Chair. He has world class experience in the sector, in technology and with business acceleration. He will help us take our company to its next level. '
'I took up the CEO role because I believe that the unique capabilities of the Mirriad technology can be immensely successful as the advertising market continues transforming globally.

"The strategic reset we have implemented identified key areas where swift action would put the company on a path to growth and sustainable value creation for our investors. This involves a complete refocussing of our commercial approach and doubling down on our award-winning technology. We will reformulate our investment case to support what we already believe is a commercially attractive business case. The changes announced today are a further step in delivering the new strategy with a new team and they show our determination to move fast."

For the board in general.'
'John Pearson, incoming Chairman, Mirriad, said: "Mirriad has the potential to be a game changer in the advertising market. When the prospect of chairing the company arose, I felt it was a great opportunity to join with the new management team to take the business forward. '

[lukehold] 21/8/2019 13:58

Yep saw those, very interested! but just need to see real life examples

[hazl] 21/8/2019 13:56

Well they might not have convinced you but they have clearly convinced some entities!
I am very glad I have a few BIDS and MIRI.
IP Group seem quite canny to me.

'Awarded the Best Video Marketing and Advertising Platform in the Digiday Technology Awards in September '

[lukehold] 21/8/2019 13:34

The effects before and after show it's more like an illustration of how it works. I'd like to see in the segment as can't understand how it works when camera pans etc. In bids it easy as it's a 3D world and configured by the dev but here its 2D, noscanning is going to be able to dealwith that. It can only work on static camera angles I suspect but then how does it work with continuation shots... to many questions

[hazl] 21/8/2019 11:51

Why do you think they are not their own?
I don't understand.
Surely they wouldn't be able to cite them if they weren't?
Perhaps IP Group are the people to ask?

[lukehold] 21/8/2019 08:52

Not yet, spent an hour scrubbing through a French TV drama Demain Nous Appartient to try and see some real examples to support the case study. Didn't find any yet, need to see it with my own eyes.

[hazl] 21/8/2019 08:12

YOU on board yet Lukehold?

Thanks for great vimeo's miketurner.....says it all really.

[lukehold] 20/8/2019 20:22

Not convinced that's using their technology it's illustrative maybe and exciting. Will have a look thanks for sharing

[lukehold] 20/8/2019 20:03

Thanks, It that real using their technology or is that aftereffects? They would have to have green screens in situ to do that wouldn't they. I'd love to be wrong.