NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM)

[clawmann]

I believe YA has already "lost" control. Go back and check the filings from this year. I believe they show that Neom is no longer saying that YA can vote more than 5%. When I read that I chuckled, because the proxy statement from 2006 and late 2008 (for the called-then-cancelled shareholders meeting) indicated that YA had the right to vote far more than 5%.

But, as I just stated, I believe that earlier this year I read a filing by Neomedia (the last 10-K or a recent 10-Q) that all of a sudden indicated YA had the right to vote no more than 5%. Why the change? That is a rhetorical question; as I am pretty certain I know why.

Yes, we could force a shareholder meeting, elect a new board, and very possibly change the relationship with YA. But first, we would have to force the meeting. All it takes is the willingness of a sufficient number of serious shareholders who are willing to put their money where their whining is.