NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM)

[jonesieatl]

Hard to say, lemonhead1de ...

... but it looks like we might not have anything going related to the Olympics.

There have been many past comments about efforts/deals/liaisons in China.

Some even promised revenues.

A few:

-- NeoMedia expanded its presence and broadened its business opportunities in China by signing an operating agreement with Shang Fang Wei Ye Technology Development Limited Company of Beijing to introduce and market NeoMedia's patented qode® (www.qode.com) direct to Web technology in key markets in Asia.

-- NeoMedia announced expansion of its marketing efforts in China through an agreement to provide its flagship direct to mobile web qode® technology for a popular social networking Web site with more than 2 million registered users. NeoMedia said it signed an agreement with Cyber Century of City Here, a leading Internet marketing firm, whose client list includes Cisco® Systems, Nokia®, Motorola®, Intel®, Hewlett Packard®, Lucent, and China Mobile, the market leader in mobile services in China. Mr. Copus said “every click by a VIP GBQ Code Holder will generate revenues,” with per click and monthly plans available to users.

-- NeoMedia today reported that three major insurance companies in China have signed agreements to use its patented qode® technology. NeoMedia’ s China Strategy Paying-Off.

-- NeoMedia announced today that two more major insurance companies in China have signed agreements to use its patented qode® technology.

-- NeoMedia is now laser focused on our core code- reading business in North America, the UK, mainland Europe and China.

Those all seem to have gone the way of this big revenue generator: (remember the nickel a click and 4 clicks per transaction?)

-- Javien Digital Payment Solutions will incorporate the power of the NeoMedia qode® platform into its persuasive Total Commerce Solution™ allowing for a complete billing, couponing and content product acquisition and resolution offering. NeoMedia will earn $0.05 per click and expects each transaction to generate up to four clicks.

jonesie