2006: The meteoric rise in the FBT share price finally begins

New thread for a new year.

2008-09

Year-end share price prediction competition NOW OPEN

Enter the competition on this thread:

2007-08

Year-end share price prediction competition NOW CLOSED

Competition started 20th June 2007. See rules below.
Closing share price 3rd June (results released) was 7p.

• 300p littleredrooster (20/06/07) (winner)
  
• 400p _m_k (20/06/07)
  

• 3p KATSUMAN (11/10/07) (unofficial winner)
  

Year-end share price prediction competition NOW CLOSED

FINAL RESULT...

1st place: _m_k (80p)

2nd place: littleredrooster (300p)

Unofficial 1st place: KATSUMAN (12p)

• 80p _m_k (25/04/06)
  
  
• 300p littleredrooster (26/04/06)
  
  After IBC
  
  
• 10p stevi1111 (15/09/06)
  
  
• 5p Farsight (26/09/06)
  
  
• 8p NickB (27/09/06)
  
  
• 15p Krakow (27/9/06)
  
  
• 100p Hopa (08/11/06)
  
  
• 12p KATSUMAN (30/12/06)
  
  

To submit a prediction simply post your entry to the end of this thread and I will add it to this list as soon as I see it. There are no prizes - just kudos - unless somebody wants to donate one!

Entries must make it onto this thread before the start of the first day of the IBC.

Entries received after this date will still be acknowledged but judged unofficial and therefore cannot win.

Only one entry per person is accepted, if _m_k suspects entries are aliases these will be void :-) and removed from the competition.

You may revise your prediction provided the revision is submitted before the cut-off date.

The competition finishes at 6pm on the day the results are announced in 2008, the mid price will be taken from Advfn at 6pm (or thereabouts), and the winner declared to be the person who guessed the nearest. In the case of a draw the guess that was submitted first is given precedance and therefore takes the glory!

Useful Links

• 30/07/2007 - Clesh / FORscene now includes this 'front page' publishing option - a single page containing a catalogue of all videos published to 'front page' from Clesh / FORscene - the page is accessible to anyone and everyone on the internet and automatically shows combinations of videos based on recently published material as well as criteria such as popularity. Refreshing the page will cycle through other videos in the catalogue.
  
  
• 27/04/2007 - FORscene's Wikipedia article. Anyone can update it, you don't have to register but it looks better if you do.
  
  
• 29/03/2007 - Article on streaming
  
  
• 01/03/07 - Disruptive technology article (released Nov 2006)
  
  
• 21/11/06 - 'FORscene technology' presentation given by Forbidden's CEO Stephen Streater to a North American audience
  
  
• 30/10/06 - Another video hosting service - which pays authors based on the viewings the videos they publish attracts
  
  
• 29/04/06 - Another eSEQ clone, cute and easy to use, but tries to build internet video editing using formats unsuited for the job
  
  
• 14/03/06 - Comprehensive list of online video archive systems - I count at least 30 of them!!
  
  
• 03/03/06 - Online editing from a company close to the BBC / Channel 4 - looks interesting - model is similar to FORscene/Clesh
  
  
• 08/02/06 - YAViSP - yet another video sharing platform. But is it web 2.0?
  
  
• http://www.simplystream.tv/products.asp
  
  31/01/06 - Pioneering the application of Forbidden's Technology.
  
  
• 17/01/06 - Clesh competition? Claims to support editing but platform specific and no mobile support.
  
  
• 17/01/06 - Video sharing platform (no editing though).
  
  
• 12/01/06 - Is your investment Web 2.0 compliant? is. Start to learn about Web 2.0 here.
  
  
• 12/01/06 - Video competition fun with Clesh - have a go - it won't cost you a penny
  
  
• 10/01/06 - Remote browser editing/reviewing - needs a 20mb software installation.
  
  
• 05/01/06 - Another FORscene competitor? It appears you need to get your own streaming server to run it.
  
  
• 05/12/05 - FORscene competition? It runs in a browser but requires video software to be installed.
  
  
• 21/11/05 - pushing Java video to the max? not quite - it uses Java to deliver native code
  
  
• 21/11/05 - compelling case in a nutshell!
  
  
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