Wednesday, July 22, 2015 11:48:10 AM
duediligence007 ... Sure, why not ??? ...
First of all, nothing you posted is new to me, nor should it be to others who have followed my posting. I pointed out several times when the OneScreen website was still live that the "Resource" pages of OneScreeen and Adaptive Media were essentially the same with Case Studies and Whitepapers virtually identical including the October, 2013, date.
It was common knowledge that both companies were collaborating back then; in fact, Sal Aziz worked at OneScreen during 2012 when the Company reported revenues of around $16 million for which he was primarily responsible. He left at the beginning of 2013 and co-found Adaptive Media as well as becoming an advisor to Ember.
Second, as I said before, the new and improved Media Graph Platform of today is NOT the same as it was two years ago. It took much longer than management thought to integrate Adaptive Media's SSP and Ember's DSP into it even with 60 employees working on it in some capacity or another. The first iteration was introduced back in late September, 2014, and further enhancements have been made since. I'll ask you again, are you aware of any other mobile video player platform that can do virtually everything without having to rely on fragmented services ???
Keep in mind that the two articles I posted are CURRENT, and it appears pretty obvious that no one to date has provided MCNs with the ability to more easily migrate away from YouTube. It also appears that the time has now come, and I believe Adaptive Medias has the only all-in-one "mobile first" video player that can do the job effortlessly.
Mobile video has taken much longer than was predicted to catch on for various reasons, but now it's said that 2015 should be the break-out year.
As it said in the first article I posted, "First, however, they (MCNs) have to own their channel", and their mobile websites have to be optimized for mobile and video.
Obviously, two years ago OneScreen by itself wasn't able to capitalize on some of the opportunities they mentioned, but perhaps with a totally integrated and improved platform the combined companies may now be able to. Furthermore, management was being totally upfront when they admitted that they lost some customers during the integration phase, but they were working hard to win them back. So, I don't know if TYT was one that they lost or not, or perhaps lost and gained back ... I have no idea.
Perhaps you should re-read the Company's last two press releases to better understand them taking into consideration that two years have passed and many things have changed, and what Adaptive has to offer today is much improved since then ... just a suggestion.
Now, I don't know if Adaptive Medias with its "mobile first" platform can in time generate enough high margin revenues to reach cash flow positive and eventually profitability, but I don't think anyone here can say for sure that they can't. Also, we all know that the Company will soon have to raise some capital in one form or another, but just like the revenues, we can only wait and see ... 8-15-15 is the deadline for the 2nd quarter 10-Q, and at least by then we should learn if the Company has a real chance for success or not ... I'm impatiently waiting probably like everyone else.
ADTM
First of all, nothing you posted is new to me, nor should it be to others who have followed my posting. I pointed out several times when the OneScreen website was still live that the "Resource" pages of OneScreeen and Adaptive Media were essentially the same with Case Studies and Whitepapers virtually identical including the October, 2013, date.
It was common knowledge that both companies were collaborating back then; in fact, Sal Aziz worked at OneScreen during 2012 when the Company reported revenues of around $16 million for which he was primarily responsible. He left at the beginning of 2013 and co-found Adaptive Media as well as becoming an advisor to Ember.
Second, as I said before, the new and improved Media Graph Platform of today is NOT the same as it was two years ago. It took much longer than management thought to integrate Adaptive Media's SSP and Ember's DSP into it even with 60 employees working on it in some capacity or another. The first iteration was introduced back in late September, 2014, and further enhancements have been made since. I'll ask you again, are you aware of any other mobile video player platform that can do virtually everything without having to rely on fragmented services ???
Keep in mind that the two articles I posted are CURRENT, and it appears pretty obvious that no one to date has provided MCNs with the ability to more easily migrate away from YouTube. It also appears that the time has now come, and I believe Adaptive Medias has the only all-in-one "mobile first" video player that can do the job effortlessly.
Mobile video has taken much longer than was predicted to catch on for various reasons, but now it's said that 2015 should be the break-out year.
As it said in the first article I posted, "First, however, they (MCNs) have to own their channel", and their mobile websites have to be optimized for mobile and video.
Obviously, two years ago OneScreen by itself wasn't able to capitalize on some of the opportunities they mentioned, but perhaps with a totally integrated and improved platform the combined companies may now be able to. Furthermore, management was being totally upfront when they admitted that they lost some customers during the integration phase, but they were working hard to win them back. So, I don't know if TYT was one that they lost or not, or perhaps lost and gained back ... I have no idea.
Perhaps you should re-read the Company's last two press releases to better understand them taking into consideration that two years have passed and many things have changed, and what Adaptive has to offer today is much improved since then ... just a suggestion.
Now, I don't know if Adaptive Medias with its "mobile first" platform can in time generate enough high margin revenues to reach cash flow positive and eventually profitability, but I don't think anyone here can say for sure that they can't. Also, we all know that the Company will soon have to raise some capital in one form or another, but just like the revenues, we can only wait and see ... 8-15-15 is the deadline for the 2nd quarter 10-Q, and at least by then we should learn if the Company has a real chance for success or not ... I'm impatiently waiting probably like everyone else.
ADTM
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