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www.globaldiamondexchange.com isn't taken as previously thought, it's for sale by TedHens. www.tedhens.com
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is there any evidence of symbol/CUSIP change yet? can someone provide a link?
nicely said! that's a huge draw for them - surprised they aren't working that angle into how they describe their technology.
Viacom bought iFilm via MTV, which gives them a well-tested streaming back-end.
now that's what i'm talkin' about!
i have to say, am jazzed about Gigabit Wireless... Reeltime in real time, aww yeah.
my parents have adsl2.0, a nice guaranteed rate of 8000kbps and up to 23,500 kpbs if you're close enough to the exchange... now that's what i call HARD CORE STREAMING! mind you, the equipment won't handle that just yet, but we're getting there... soon soon!
hehe it's a beautiful thing!
Stream On - i like it!
lol you coined it? hey i thought i was the one who said it!
it's all good, i was the guy who did marketing strategy for Discreet's 3d application for a few years, i'm used to having ppl scoff my words for such things as taglines ;)
hahaha - now i'll have to design a shirt for the reeltime folks to wear at tradeshows ;)
anyone with a working commodore 64 would be able to make enough cash of the thing to buy a nice enough machine, fo sho!
reeltime has never made any qualms about the fact that, at the very least, you need quite decent bandwitdh to get your stream on.
and good on them, that's what having a realistic vision is all about.
it's much more likely that the "millions of computers with problems" will be on the bandwitdh side.. considering what you can get for $500 these days!
but ADSL 2.0 is already in effect in some parts of the world, and Gigabit Wireless is already out in its infancy with the Rangemax protocol... so these problems will go away, it's just a matter of time.
Once you read a little more, you'll find they've been trying to get the scientific community to even admit there's the possibility of life at a level hitherto unknown.
they insist that calcification is evidence of bacteria that are much smaller than the generally accepted levels at which life operates... IMHO, if they are right and are holding the patents to working with such bacteria, then $1 will, quite frankly, be a joke when this is all said and done.
if they're wrong, then maybe after this push they'll finally shut down and the researchers will pack up their bags and move on.
most of the articles in the past in science journals have scoffed at these ideas.
then again, the world was once believed to be flat, yes?
recently the tide has been turning. they've gotten some of the big guns to work with them at the research level in an effort to even gain some acceptance.
this is not a Nano play in the usual sense - rather a broader play affecting many strains of science if true.
i encourage thorough DD on this one.. or, enjoy the short-term pop and move on to other things. i'll be here when you get back ;)
nice one! this is one to buy and forget - i've been tracking them for a couple of years, bought in at .13 then loaded up heavily at .05 - nice to finally see some vindication towards their ideas...
happy trading, & good fortune!
BM
been going up nicely the last few weeks - not dead on the profits front ;)
good stuff! i've also contacted a couple of people who write for trade pubs in LA (hollywood reported, variety, LA Times).
bit torrent isn't illegal though ;) usually the content might be, but that's a different issue. in fact, Bram has gotten a lot of praise across several industries for his work - i wouldn't be surprised if powergrid is based on that tech in some seminal way.
lol :) nice timing!
screen resolution on your monitor will also have an effect.. trying to watch "DVD quality" (720x480) on a regular monitor these days at full screen (say.. 1280x1024 or even 1024x768) means you are stretching the image and thus... getting poorer quality.
ah - you mean ones that send simply the screen over.. nah, i was talking about ones that you can point to your computer and use it to browse and play media files that currently exist on your PC using a remote. those are pretty tight.
as for the streaming.. yea it's like bittorrent.. however, there is software out there that will capture streaming content that comes from the web - easy enough to do apparently. just go and google "capture streaming video" and the rest will present itself.
zig: the PR you were looking for
ReelTime Secures Capital Through Technology Agreement with Grid Network Systems
SEATTLE, Feb. 21, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- ReelTime Rentals, Inc. (Pink Sheets:RLTR) today announced that the Company has entered into an agreement with Grid Network Systems, Inc. to transfer the rights to certain technology in exchange for cash and future services. This agreement provides Reeltime with additional capital to move forward with its launch of an online movie rental service and establishes Grid Network Systems as one of the Company's primary hosting partners.
"This move will help to fortify key components in Grid Networks' technology portfolio while providing ReelTime with the capital and outsourced professional services necessary to accelerate the introduction of their video rental-on-demand business," commented Jeff Payne, Chief Executive Officer of Grid Network Systems.
Per the agreement, Grid Network Systems has become the owner of certain hosting technology originally developed by Scream Networks in collaboration with ReelTime. The agreement does not impact or include any technology that touches ReelTime's media rental system contained in ReelTime's patent application.
"With the addition of this agreement to ReelTime's existing media device rental system methodology, the Company is positioned to take advantage of significant opportunities in the emerging marketplace," added Reeltime Rentals Chairman, Barry Henthorn.
About Reeltime Rentals, Inc.
Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, Reeltime Rentals' mission is to deliver diverse media content to consumers over the Internet enabling them to view the media content that they choose whenever they would like to see it. Upon launch, subscribing customers of ReelTime's service will have access to a library of quality full-screen movies and other programming without the hassles of going to the video store or mailbox, nor the added expense of late fees.
For more information on Reeltime Rentals, Inc. you may visit www.reeltimetv.net
About Grid Network Systems, Inc.
Grid Network Systems, Inc, headquartered in Seattle, Washington, seeks to revolutionize the delivery of digital media using a secure stream delivery system using their flagship product called the "PowerGrid Suite", licensed from parent company Net360, Inc. PowerGrid will debut publicly in 2006 as an application suite portable to virtually any operating system or device, with substantial content management tools integrated in an end to end system called the "PowerGrid Platform(tm)".
it will be interesting to see how Reeltime can get the streams to those wireless (or wired) devices - because at the moment the powergrid executable handles it and from what i understand that won't work on the wireless (or wired) devices ... those are designed to play existing content? not sure about that one, but i'd put money on it because if they COULD use those devices, they wouldn't just be telling you to use an s-video out.
however, if reeltime are making a box as has been suggested, then that box would essentially be a little computer with the powergrid app and a web-based interface and LO, browse, pick, stream.. all from the remote they provide with the box.
also.. someone mentioned that Powergrid solves the security issue.. does anyone know how? because it's possible to get software to capture streaming video/audio as it plays on the desktop without degradation. maybe they encrypt the stream so it can't be buffered & caught?
i think the 30 day trial is separate from the beta as it has been on the reeltimetv.net site for a while - it's the free period to lure you in & prove the tech to you. you'll give them your credit card.. which undoubtedly will then be billed monthly after the 30 day trial ;)
makes sense to get people in with a free trial!
but the beta is for fixing bugs and, as they say, testing their load-bearing capabilities.
all the street asks is that you keep your promises. i bought up a few more at these nice prices, i'm a firm believer.
fantastic post, thanks! glad to hear about the box, answers many questions & i'll be investing more!
lol no, the site isn't public yet. they must be getting to work right about now, realizing the old version of the site is still the one that's running..
i think they gulped when the apple date came out & made a decision late in the game to call it a public beta - otherwise they wouldn't have put out that PR on sep 5 about "complete a successful beta" - they didn't complete it.. in fact, they just extended it indefinitely.
i agree with you, if this had been the strategy all along they probably would have worded their previous PRs a little differently.
yeah that'll be a good time :)
especially if they really can solve the security qualms held by the studios - they could become THE underlying player.
yeah they're in seattle - still, should have been tested last night before giving the final go-ahead for the PR. they probably already have had east-coast press get interested enough to take a look & then give up. not as though it's the end of the world, but they will miss up on some nice positive pickup in the daily rags.
kabiri - stocks like these are pretty volatile - you can expect this kind of behaviour because ultimately we're in the dark about where the company is at right now.. sure there is some kind of link it seems between Global Diamond and WWCD, but if you try to find ANYTHING that proves this link today that comes from an official source.. you cannot. we were lucky to see RonnieD's info right before the name change.
so if you're going to play with dangerous goods (companies with no real substance, no website you can go to & read about what they do) then be prepared to see the account fluctuate up and down... but don't sell when it's low.
and don't expect results after only 8 days of trading.
and don't put ANY money in that you're not 100% ok with losing.
if you can't afford to lose the cash, don't play the market - or find yourself a nice, stable stock & watch it grow slowly.
sweet - cheers :)
lol yes, google has many products still in public beta - some public betas run for years but that's only when they don't have to get money coming in from that product.
Google has plenty of cash to get it right - i just joined their beta of their web-design software amongst others.
Just went to reeltime.com, and wasn't able to get the player or even see the site (needs a login). They should make sure everything is in-line before releasing the news... I tried on 3 separate machines and had the same result each time.
I did get the note separately from grid networks about the new player - going to get it now!
Good call, public betas are the way to go!
Much better than trying to do a full launch on the same day as a massive competitor.
Wall Street Resources, Inc. Releases an Analytical Profile on Nanobac Pharmaceuticals, Inc. with 12-Month Target Value of $0.91
September 12, 2006 08:01:58 (ET)
TAMPA, Fla., Sep 12, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Nanobac Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NNBP, Trade) ("Nanobac" or "the Company") today announced the release of an analytical profile on the Company, by respected micro-cap analyst Mr. Paul Silver, Director of Research for Wall Street Resources, Inc., which contains a short-term target value for NNBP of $0.91 per share.
The free report is available at: http://www.wallstreetresources.net/pdf/fc/NNBP.pdf. The 31-page report includes detailed information on the Company's business model, products, industry, valuation, management and risks. Wall Street Resources, Inc. is a professional research and consulting firm with over 10 years of experience providing analysis for emerging growth companies and information to the investment community.
"We are very excited that Wall Street Resources has seen fit to issue an overall evaluation of our company, and with a short-term target value of $0.91 per share. Our management team and scientists have worked very hard to become the leader in Calcifying Nanoparticles (CNPs), and we consider this report to be verification that our management team is on track," stated John Stanton, CEO of Nanobac Pharmaceuticals. "The quality of Mr. Silver's research, coupled with the comprehensive analysis of our business plan, will assist the Company in gaining proper awareness among key decision makers in the market and help our investors and potential shareholders obtain a more thorough understanding of Nanobac Pharmceuticals, Inc."
Mr. Silver stated, "Nanobac's extensive body of scientific research in the study of Calcifying Nanoparticles represents a paradigm shift in the understanding of calcific disease. We believe that Nanobac's developments of diagnostic and therapeutic products will revolutionize the medical industry. With the market for calcific diseases currently exceeding $500 billion per year, we believe that the commercial opportunities for Nanobac's products are virtually limitless."
About Nanobac Pharmaceuticals
Nanobac Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a life sciences company dedicated to the discovery and development of products and services to improve people's health through the detection and treatment of Calcifying Nanoparticles (CNPs), otherwise known as "nanobacteria". The Company's pioneering research is establishing the pathogenic role of CNPs in soft tissue calcification, particularly in coronary artery, prostate, and vascular disease.
Nanobac's drug discovery and development is focused on new and existing compounds that effectively inhibit, destroy or neutralize CNPs. Nanobac manufactures In Vitro Diagnostic (IVD) kits and reagents for detecting Calcifying Nanoparticles. IVD products include a line of assays, proprietary antibodies and reagents for uniquely recognizing CNPs. Nanobac's BioAnalytical Services works with biopharmaceutical partners to develop and apply methods for avoiding, detecting, and inactivating or eliminating CNPs from raw materials.
Nanobac Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is headquartered in Tampa, Florida. For more information, visit our website at: http://www.nanobac.com .
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yes, but you should keep researching & you'll find they sold their entire interest in this operation fairly recently.
the interesting part of that whole deal was how they spun the revenue.. one minute it was seafood sales, the next it was "oh, sorry, we meant the money came from our container business".
now that is simply a mistake that's impossible to make if you have an accountant.
not a very professional way to conduct yourselves, but then again that's probably why they're a pinksheet & not a fully reporting company.
in the meantime, let's all make some more money off this puppy :)
yeah it doesn't seem as though they have a well developed pr strategy - still, there's always hope they will hire someone who knows how to make the press work for them.
lol but he's talking about using a piece of software that does pretty much the same illegal function as the dvd software that copies the movie you rented from Blockbuster.
Amazon provides protection, and if you go out and get a piece of software to crack it then you've broken the law... but if you notice, that article is EXACTLY about how to break their piracy and use the content on other devices... by saying "don't", he's saying "do".. but doesn't want to get in trouble.
that's a blog on a gaming network site - those guys are cracking and copying games as fast as they can be published.
it's nearly impossible to stop piracy - as soon as new protection comes out, new cracking software emerges. the best protection has been hardware based... and we'll see if the strategy includes the Reelbox at some point.
but obviously amazon's use of the PlaysForSure DRM was enough to get distribution rights owned by a few of the bigger guns - that and i'm sure their name.
apple will be interesting... they have had the biggest success to date with digital distribution.
yea, agreed on that! let's just hope they have good security, because to date they've not explained that strategy? these are early days for RLTR though, better that they take the time to do it right.
more expensive, and has security issues.. still, companies like Amazon, Apple, even Movielink have MAJOR cash behind them - which means they can simply out-market the little guys.
History shows us that the best doesn't always win on the consumer side, the one with the best marketing does.
I'm sure RLTR knows this - after all you wouldn't try to launch a product without first understanding the threats in the landscape before you... My guess is their main aim (judging by how they present themselves) is to ultimately license out PowerGrid to these bigger players, or even be bought outright - and they'll need to explain their DRM strategy for that to work out.
Making money with good technology is different to making money with consumers... and in that, marketing $$$ has a lot less to do with it because then you're basically hoping your biz dev guy can sit down in front of the right people.
That all being said, i'm still hoping they can win on both sides :)
yeah, absolutely - nothing wrong with that!
so long as that's how it's presented! i only have a problem with it when ppl present speculation as fact - pumpers in that fashion are just as bad, if not worse, than bashers.
still, my posting shouldn't be deleted because i questioned information - someone should just have said "nah, who knows what he was going on about, all we know is..."