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It looks like Cyberkey is in the process of posting information regarding FOSE 2007 on their website. They spell it 'FOSI' 2007? Oh well, better than nothing.
What were the misleading questions about Cyberkey in my post?
CyberKey Solutions is still listed as a client under Sequiam's investor FAQ page. If Cyberkey failed to pay for their orders then I doubt they would be listed as a client. So, how they paid Sequiam is the real question. IMO
http://www.sequiam.com/faq.asp
It could mean one of the following:
-CyberKey is a client
-CyberKey is not a client and the Webmaster failed to remove this reference to Cyberkey
DCBass and 5Cap:
Have you guys posted all of the updates that you plan on posting from the trip to HQ or can we expect more information?
Thanks
Sorry if this has already been posted but Cyberkey's logo is back on Alpha Data's webpage.
http://www.alphadata.com/TechSales.aspx
Cyberkey's logo is still on their web server.
http://www.alphadata.com/graphics/Cyberkey.jpg
Phisherman, you better hack back into their server and remove that file. LOL
I Wonder how long before bashers start calling ADC to get that removed.
It's obvious iceman1co knew something about the suspension ahead of time.
200,000 shares here.
Cassandra...
Your DD is amazing. lol By the way, the CyberKey PR simply states that the HIPAA regulations that were announced in 2003 require a digital format for its transaction standard...Not that HIPAA was passed in 2003. Duh.
You can do some more DD on the matter here. It may become clear to you.
http://www.hipaadvisory.com/action/faqs/Road%20to%20Compliance.htm
Look under "Electronic Transaction Standards" towards the middle of the page.
my guess is March 4th, 2006 at 2:10 PM
I wonder what Digital Rum has been doing for NEOM behind the scenes since they signed the LOI to join forces with NEOM to launch PaperClick in Europe.
http://www.techdaily.info/dg.lts/id.18200/news.news_view.htm
Digital Rum does have a very interesting client list which includes:
Vodafone
Vodafone is the world's largest mobile operator present in 28 countries.
Digital Rum provides Vodafone with a number of mobile shopping, ticketing and travel services incorporating some of the UK's leading cinema chains, ticketing agencies, airlines and high street retailers.
T-Mobile
T-Mobile is the world's second largest mobile operator. Digital Rum provides a number of mobile shopping, ticketing and community picture messaging solutions to T-Mobile in a number of European territories.
Neom's website down? Anybody else able to view their webpage?
Perot Backs $200 Million Bet On Patents
What if Ross Perot saw how undervalued NEOM's patents were? I could see him buying a stake in Neomedia.
http://www.forbes.com/services/2005/08/09/perot-patents-fund-cz_tk_0809patents.html?partner=yahootix
The m-bar-go website is now live. I believe it said "coming soon" last time I checked.
http://www.m-bar-go.com/
For those who don't know the relation of m-bar-go to NEOM...
http://www.techflorida.com/dg.lts/id.17771/news.news_view.htm
Sales of Godiva chocolate...from MFP advertising website
Today, Godiva is the most profitable (in scale) of all The Campbell Soup Company's divisions and will have U.S. sales of over $300 million at retail.
New Form 4 - Martin Copus acquires 182,186 shares
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1022701/000114420405018427/xslF345X02/v019886_ex.xml
Sorry if this has been posted.
I didn't notice that the first time I skimmed the 10q. Good find yellowjacket. Well, it's apparent that the parties are no longer engaged in discovery. Does this mean that neom and virgin have already settled? I think so. We're just waiting for the details now. IMO
success622..to correct my earlier post. I definitely used the wrong word in describing the affect of the Virgin settlement. I should have said it would dramatically affect Neom's stock price(go up) rather than adversely affect the stock price. Sorry for the confusion earlier.
I greatly appreciate the work you, JP and Personalizit do for this board. Keep up the great work.
Brian
success622, you are correct in that BSDS shareholder's value would be the same no matter what NEOM's price is, but I would think that BSDS owners would want as many shares of NEOM as possible. More shares increases their profit potential much like a forward split. Less shares reduce your profit potential just like a reverse split. I know that if I was a BSDS shareholder I would rather have 100 shares of Neom at X value than 50 shares of Neom at 2X value. Just my opinion.
I do think that when the settlement is announced we will get a good bounce...we'll push over a dollar IMO.
centurycom...We won't see an announcement from NEOM about the settlement of the Virgin case until the SEC approves the BSDS merger. Neomedia cannot release any news that would adversly affect NEOM's stock price because the merger is dependent on our stock price. They could release the China LOI news as well as their new hire news because it wouldn't affect the stock price. A virgin settlement would most definately cause our stock price to go up thus giving BSDS shareholders less NEOM shares. All IMO.
Volume has really picked up. Looking very good.
Thanks Personalizit and JP
I don't know him personally, but I always looked forward to reading his posts. His posts were always very insightful. He definitely deserves our respect for serving our country. I wish him well also.
Whatever happened to smartBiz? I notice he is no longer the moderator.
I've seen some on this board and RB say that all we can expect from the virgin settlement is a confirmation of the validity of Neom's patents along with a licensing deal with Virgin...that Neom shouldn't expect any monetary compensation for Virgin's infringement. However, the latest s-4 seems to say the opposite in that regard.
The complaint seeks compensatory damages for Virgin's
infringement, with those damages to be trebled due to the willful and wanton nature of the infringement. NeoMedia also seeks to preliminarily and permanently enjoin Virgin from its infringing activities.
It seems to me that they want more than just Virgin recognizing their patents.
Mobiles to ‘replace TV as prime ad medium’
>By Gary Silverman in London
>Published: April 6 2005 21:49 / Last updated: April 6 2005 21:49
>>
Mobile telephones and other wireless communication devices will soon become the most important medium for advertisers to reach technology-savvy consumers, one of the world's leading advertising executives said on Wednesday.
The forecast by Andrew Robertson, chief executive of Omnicom's BBDO advertising agency, the world's third-biggest, underscores the uncertainties facing advertisers in developed markets as they shift from their traditional dependence on television.
The problem for advertisers is that technological developments such as the spread of digital video recorders are giving consumers the ability to avoid TV commercials.
Mr Robertson said he believed the way forward for advertisers to reach consumers would be to use wireless devices such as mobile phones, laptop computers and the BlackBerry e-mail devices favoured by travelling corporate executives on the go.
“We are rapidly getting to the point where the single most important medium that people have is their wireless device,” he said. “It's with them every single moment of the day. It's genuinely the convergence box that everyone has been talking about for so many years.”
Mr Robertson, a 44-year-old native of Zimbabwe with experience of the London advertising industry, was named chief executive of BBDO last year in what was seen as an attempt to shake up an agency known for its TV commercials.
While stressing the importance of reaching consumers on wireless devices, Mr Robertson was open about the difficulties this will create for advertising agencies.
Unlike television viewers, mobile phone users are unaccustomed to commercial interruptions. To reach them, agencies will have to develop content so engaging that mobile phone users will it seek out - a tall order.
“You have no way to interrupt because they can choose what they can do,” Mr Robertson said. “The opportunity is if you can create some content that they want to engage with, they can do that all of the time from anywhere.”
Mr Robertson spoke as BBDO released a report that said consumers are now more willing to live without television than without mobile phones or home computers.
The agency asked nearly 3,000 typical consumers in 15 countries to choose the communications device they would most want to keep. Forty-five per cent said their home computers, 31 per cent their mobile phones and 12 per cent their televisions. In China, 61 per cent opted for mobile phones, compared with 30 per cent for home computers and 4 per cent for televisions.
The survey found that mobile phones users like to stay connected even while they are asleep. More than 60 per cent said they kept their phones on and within reach 21 to 24 hours a day, and 15 per cent said that figure was 16 to 20 hours a day.
The news did not come out on March 18th, it came out on the 24th. They entered into the agreement on the 18th. Investors knew nothing of this agreement until the 24th.
On March 18, 2005, NeoMedia Technologies, Inc. ("NeoMedia") (OTCBB:NEOM) and Foote Cone & Belding ("FCB"), a division of FCB Worldwide LLC and part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, Inc. (NYSE: IPG), entered into a co-marketing agreement surrounding NeoMedia's PaperClick(R) technology platform.
I can't wait to see a headline similar to this one for Neom. Yahoo to buy back $3 billion in shares.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=582&e=4&u=/nm/20050324/wr_nm/tech_yahoo_...
Form 10QSB for BSD SOFTWARE INC
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/050321/bsds.ob10qsb.html
I think this is how it works...
In a share buy back, Neom would buy shares off the open market, and then they retire those shares resulting in a reducing of the Outstanding shares. So, to maintain our current market cap. the stock price would have to go up. So you would have exactly the same amount of shares as before the buy back but now they are worth more. Believe me, we would rather have a share buy back and not a reverse split. An RS reduces the number of shares you own by some ratio. For example if you own 10000 shares of neom at $.25 and they have a 1 for 10 RS, you would now own 1000 shares but the stock price would be $2.50 per share(your value remains the same). You can see how this hurts the shareholder's profit potential.
Found this at intactis website. This is looking good for Neom. I especially like the part about 4000 financial institution customers along with the $10,000 pricetag for this solution offered by intactis. I wonder what cut of this pie will be Neom's.
CheckTech Financial Teams with Intactis
to Offer Check 21 IRD Solution
New product is a turnkey solution for small-to-medium sized FIs
Santa Fe, NM – February 19, 2005 - Check Tech Financial Corporation, a leading supplier of Check 21-compliant equipment and supplies to the financial services and banking industries, today announced it is teaming with Intactis Software to bring Intactis i21 IRD Management and Print Software solution to the small-to-medium FI market. Under the terms of the agreement, CheckTech and Intactis are offering IRD solutions to Check Tech’s more than 4,000 financial institution customers that want to print incoming IRDs from the Federal Reserve and deploy remote deposit solutions in compliance with the new Check 21legislation.
“IRD or substitute check printing is going play an integral part in accelerating the payment processing system nationwide by allowing non-image enabled banks to receive and print substitute checks from the Federal Reserve or from a remote capture site,” said Brian Boyd, president and CEO, Check Tech Financial Corporation. “By working with Intactis, we are enabling financial institutions to deploy a secure and stable way to clear and settle checks by image alone.”
“Transitioning from a paper-based to an image-based system is a complex issue for today’s financial institutions as many continue to process checks in a dual paper and image-based environment,” said Mark Gilman, vice president for sales and marketing of Intactis Software. “Intactis gives FI the opportunity to have a faithful image representation of their customers’ checks, while providing an evolutionary way for them to tailor the technology to work with their existing systems.”
Turn-Key Solution
i21 is a turn-key printing system for IRDs, which allows non-image enabled banks and other processors to take advantage of the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act legislation in an evolutionary and secure manner. The product is designed to be a turn-key solution for small to medium size banks interested in developing the business case for image exchange. It comes complete with printer, software, security IRD paper, software support, installation and MICR toner. The solution is priced at under $10,000.00 per bank and is available immediately.
The benefit to financial institutions is that i21 management and printing software acts as a bridge solution for banks interested in risk mitigation as they allocate funds to the development of Check 21 projects, form their long-range plans for image capture and tailor implementations to work with their existing systems.
Additionally, the system provides an excellent return on investment. With it, banks are able to print and run “day two” items -- which are normally non-local checks -- on conventional processing equipment, enabling them to collect funds on the same day. This saves the bank of first deposit (BOFD) traditional float costs that are associated with two-day items. It also allows earlier notification for return items, quicker re-presentment and significant savings in courier costs.
It appears that they just inadvertantly left off the "Technologies" from Neomedia's name within the java viewer. Check out this other list...it should set your mind at ease. It has "NeoMedia Technologies, Inc." for booth 7024.
http://www.ctiawireless.com/exhibits/exhibitorlist.cfm
Don't forget...they are also a silver sponsor.
Mr. Wireless??
Mr Steve 'Mr Wireless' Higgins
Managing Director
Purple Patch Wireless
Glasgow,
UK
Notes on Steve Higgins:
I am Managing Director of Purple Patch Wireless an exciting and innovative wireless hotspot solutions company. The company's core focus is to sell it's total end-to-end hotspot solution to location owners and service providers. For both groups the Purple Patch solution enables them to deploy W-LAN hotspot services rapidly and at relatively low cost.
We have carried out a research and development program, which resulted in the creation of intellectual property that the UK Patent Office and the Scottish Executive described as being ‘truly innovative in world terms.’
At the start of December 2002, the Department of Trade and Industry and Scottish Executive affirmed Purple Patch Wireless with a SMART award, recognizing both the world-leading innovation of Purple Patch’s technology and the significance of company for the national economy.
In January 2003, a joint-build pilot project began at Oracle Corporation (UK) Ltd’s Scottish headquarters in Edinburgh. The project was so successful that after one month, Oracle validated the first release of the Purple Patch Wireless ‘Hotspot and Authentication System.’
The first commercial Purple Patch Wireless hotspot went live in July 2003, at the Holiday Inn in Glasgow’s theatreland, shortly followed by another at the busiest Express by Holiday Inn outside London. In both locations, wireless access has been provided to public areas as well as some bedrooms and meeting rooms. These locations were also the first to benefit from Purple Patch Plus, a location-based information service delivered to users of Purple Patch Wireless hotspots.
Steve Higgins
I have held senior positions with several blue chips, MBOs and startups. I am the author and co-author of several wireless patents and have been retained by Scottish Enterprise to develop a framework that will allow wireless innovation in Scotland to flourish. I am a frequent speaker at international wireless conferences and is a member of the European Personal Mobile Communications Conference Technical Committee and Chair of the Wireless Architecture Group. I am also on the Board of the Ecademy WiFi SIG.
Purple Patch
Purple Patch Wireless is a young and dynamic wireless hotspot company. With its patented, world-leading wireless technology, Purple Patch Wireless is shaping the newly emerging and already burgeoning wireless hotspot market.
Hotspots are areas in which users of wirelessly enabled mobile devices, such as phones, laptops and personal digital assistants (PDAs), can connect to a local area network (LAN) and the Internet without needing to find free sockets and the correct cables.
There are a range of wireless standards for mobile devices, of which the most popular are 802.11b and Bluetooth. The first is more common in laptops, the second in mobile phones and PDAs. Purple Patch Wireless has created the world’s first dual-technology hotspots, so that users of either standard- and thus of a range of mobile devices- can use the same hotspot at the same time.
Purple Patch Wireless build integrated systems to provide users with secure, high-quality and high-speed access (up to 11Mbps). The combination of Purple Patch Wireless’ award-winning technology and their systems integration make their hotspots both the easiest to use and the easiest for owners to operate.
Purple Patch Wireless are creating a whole new revenue stream for telcos, ISP's, hotspot operators and owners of public spaces, such as airports, hotels, gardens and conference centres and providing business users with fast and reliable access to venue information services, the Internet and their email when out of the office.