Mirriad Advertising Share Discussion Threads

[eeza] 28/4/2021 15:35

The only time management communicate, to the great unwashed, is via the begging bowl.

[tickboo] 28/4/2021 15:27

I appreciate profit is profit but what a time to sell, crazy. The questions I submitted - What has happened to the Tencent partnership given the contract ended on 31 March?How much of a threat is Ryff and I assume they have not infringed on any of our IP/patents?Can we move to quarterly trading updates which would be good for both UK and but more so US investors who are accustomed to this?I appreciate it will be tricky given but will we be issuing any revenue guidance?

[janhar] 28/4/2021 14:53

This is at least a 10 bagger over the next 5 years and possibly FTSE material longer term. Looking forward to the results in two weeks time. The biggest holding in my SIPP.

[thesaint5] 28/4/2021 14:47

Both of those are owned by Disney, there's another couple of shows that have had Mirriad magic enhancements, plus whatever else has been commissioned in last quarter.

Who's signing next, Netflix or Amazon?

[sf5] 26/4/2021 18:57

Was mentioned by Penny Smith on Scala just now (at least I assume it was Miri she referred to, in terms of viewer-targeted product placement in TV shows etc).

[hazl] 26/4/2021 13:46

Yes glad they responded.

[yellowstoneadvisory] 26/4/2021 09:43

Nice article in the times today

hxxps://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/back-to-the-future-advertising-puts-new-products-in-old-shows-cjv2lw6g3

[hazl] 26/4/2021 09:15

Similar happening elsewhere.

[tickboo] 23/4/2021 08:33

Chunky 100k and 140k buys popping up after close. Good to see.

[thesaint5] 21/4/2021 21:10

Also over in Australia, that's impressive press coverage globally over 24 hours, hopefully a couple of big US publications over next few days.

[thesaint5] 21/4/2021 20:55

Metro reporting, bloody awful Daily Mail interpretation as headline it is however mainstream press, who doesn't enjoy a metro whilst catching tube to work?

[hazl] 21/4/2021 13:51

Oh yes I did realise that and in a way it seems counter to rationale to me.
Why target a confirmed believer?


However big brother is here.
No doubt they'll tweak it all to their benefit eventually.

[tickboo] 21/4/2021 13:35

Now that is massive.

[hazl] 21/4/2021 12:41

The technology can "read" an image – it understands the depth, the motion, the fabric, anything,' Mirriad chief executive Stephan Beringer told the BBC.

'So you can introduce new images that basically the human eye does not realise has been done after the fact, after the production.'

[hazl] 21/4/2021 11:48

True MIRI far more subtle.

[thesaint5] 21/4/2021 11:46

Some good examples of work done by MIRI, pity the Daily Mail then ruined a classic Steve McQueen shot with their interpretation.