Oneiro Energy Share Discussion Threads

[gekko68] 15/5/2014 13:05

In the last few weeks since there shares where re-listed,someone has been buying up quite allot of shares,to me it does not look like a private investor,could be another company.

[gekko68] 15/5/2014 13:03

I suppose the name change cant hurt. Lets see if the shares boom & go up when the deal is done & dusted.

[gekko68] 15/5/2014 12:20

One Delta In Reverse Takeover Of Audiboo; UBC Nears 7digital Acquisition
Mon, 17th Mar 2014 09:57

LONDON (Alliance News) - One Delta PLC, an AIM-listed cash shell, Monday said it has raised GBP3.5 million through the issue of 232.3 million shares, which it will use to fund the reserve takeover of Audioboo Ltd.


Audioboo is a publishing platform used by the BBC and The Telegraph newspaper.

One Delta said it has reached a non-binding agreement in principle with UBC Media Group PLC and other shareholders to acquire Audioboo. UBC currently has a 39.4% stake in the company, this will fall to just under 20% of the combined Audioboo and One Delta once the deal has been completed.

One Delta has requested that its shares be suspended from trading on AIM pending completion of the reverse takeover or until discussions terminate.

In a separate note, UBC said it has moved a step closer to acquiring 7digital after signing a head of terms with the digital music technology platform, which powers services for companies including Samsung, HTC, HMV and T-Mobile.

The multimedia firm said it has also agreed a period of exclusivity up to April 4. The acquisition also would constitute a reserve takeover, and UBC shares remain suspended.

"Our aim is to create a new public company via 7digital which will be perfectly placed to exploit the rapidly developing market for online and mobile music services," UBC Chief Executive Simon Cole said in a statement.

One Delta shares were last quoted on Friday at 2.00 pence, up 0.25 pence or 14%. UBC shares were last quoted in November at 6.29 pence a share.

[gekko68] 15/5/2014 11:30

Someone is buying up these shares,they will be renamed Audioboo on Monday subject to shareholders approval.

15-May-1410:27:11 4.20 1,350,000 Buy* 56.70kO


15-May-1410:27:06 4.20 1,350,000 Buy* 56.70kO

[trendfriend68] 14/5/2014 13:20

I think come Monday more people will become aware of One-delta & Audio-boo.

[trendfriend68] 14/5/2014 13:17

There have been some really big buys in the last few weeks 84K,you dont put that kind of money in on a punt. You wont get prince Charles using the likes of you-tube. There client list is impressive,BBC,Government,Quiet allot of well know faces. There website could also be used for upcoming artists. The thing is the likes of Apple don't like competition,they tend too buy them up. Had never heard of Audio-boo until a few days ago,they need too make more people aware of there site,using twitter & other social website would help. I know they developed a app for the Blackberry,did they make one for a smart phone?

[trendfriend68] 13/5/2014 18:53

Even the Government are fans of Audioboo,they use it.

From Vera Brittain to Wilfred Owen: online memorial of First World War poems created
Women reading poetry on tablet
To mark World Poetry Day, Culture Secretary Maria Miller today called on the public to record their favourite First World War poem in tribute to those who served.

The Culture Secretary has recorded 'Mametz Wood' by contemporary Welsh poet Owen Sheers, and is also joined by Culture Minister, Ed Vaizey, Baroness Shirley Williams, historian Mary Beard, actor Christopher Timothy and Poems on the Underground founder Judith Chernaik, who have also lent their voices to the online memorial.

Maria Miller said:

Poetry has the potential to connect us to people, places and ideas. The guns of the First World War eventually fell silent, and grass grew over the trenches, but the bravery and sacrifice of individuals and nations lives on in war poetry. By recording or simply listening to a war poem today, we can remember these stories and learn from the powerful lessons they tell.

The poems recorded range from iconic to lesser-known works with the aim of broadening people's knowledge of war poets. Three Wilfred Owen poems feature, 'Dulce et Decorum Est', 'I saw His Crimson Mouth' and 'The Soldier's Dream' as does 'The Troop Train' by Vera Brittain, which is read by her daughter Baroness Shirley Williams.

'In Flander's Fields' was chosen by Rachel Dyne, a housing support worker for the YMCA. The poem has special significance for the charity because its haunting image of wild poppies growing between rows of crosses inspired YMCA worker Moina Michael to promote poppy-wearing for remembrance.

Alongside the more popular poets, participants also selected works by female and international poets that may be new discoveries for listeners. Historian Mary Beard recites 'New Year 1916' by Ada Harrison, Judith Chernaik has selected 'Conscientious Objector' by Edna St Vincent Millay and Cicely Herbert reads 'I Know The Truth' by Russian poet Marina Tsvetaeva.

Get involved
To take part, get on Audio Boo, record yourself reading your favourite First World War poem and tweet @DCMS with a link to the recording using #WW1poetry. We'll have a listen, share it across our channels and add it to our Storify. Alternatively, just tweet us the name of your favourite poem and why with the same hash tag. Let's get as many people as possible talking about First World War poetry on World Poetry Day.

Find all the poetry readings on our DCMS Audio Boo account.

See our Poignant Poetry digi postcard on Flickr.

[trendfriend68] 13/5/2014 18:40

Prince Charles & Steven Fry are huge fans of the site.

hxxp://audioboo.fm/

[smithie6] 05/5/2014 15:44

ADVFN number of shares looks to be wrong

correct number is imo given in the last RNS on 2nd May

"466,512,353 ordinary shares of no par value "

making cap. value around 15-17M pnds I think; depending on if you use mid price or sell or buy price.

[brasher2] 03/5/2014 09:15

A buy out for a few hundred million would be most welcome

[tiltonboy] 02/5/2014 16:46

I would guess that the "chunky buys" is actually placing stock being passed on by the "bucket shops" that took them in the placing.

[dirty75] 02/5/2014 16:37

imagine there will be some PR over the bank holiday. monster monster.

[anslow] 02/5/2014 15:59

Looks like the chunky buy trades are turning up early,more than happy to be in at this level

[brasher2] 02/5/2014 15:04

Wouldn't be surprised to see UBC acsquiring more

[anslow] 02/5/2014 14:43

Looks like mms filling orders here could be some chunky delayed buys after close next week this will shoot up.

[anslow] 02/5/2014 12:28

This is not large this is just the start 8-9p very soon IMHO

[smithie6] 02/5/2014 12:18

good news for UBC holders to see such a large % rise here