Starting to question the timing and nature of the constant news, like the 4:05 release today that might prime tomorrow's open. Some articles mention hundreds of signed contracts. Are these paid contracts? Is ADSY just getting permission to put their technology in these cable systems and hoping they'll make money? Are the contracts long-term or spot? If there are hundreds of contracts, shouldn't someone be able to determine an average price per contract and project revenue? Shouldn't signed contracts for receivables be listed as current assets in the next quarterlies? The website suggests ad production may be another revenue stream? Is this increasing cash flow?
PS- Dug up the Toyota deal. They have signed up a Toyota dealership in Georgia, with 12 showrooms, not the mighty Toyota corporation giving ADSY a large chunk of their North American advertising budget, although I'm sure the corporation has to approve the content and distribution on some level. Lots of folks yelling "We signed up TOYOTA!", but it seems like a (much) smaller regional franchise client, which is not to say that it can't lead to bigger and better things. Again, no numbers attached for spots, duration, prices.
So the news is all good, but pretty non-specific.
