YOOMEDIA DISCUSSION FORUM!!

Hello everybody - just back from a nice little break in Berlin ( bloody cold though !!!!! ) - can't be bothered to trawl back through all the posts which are probably mostly one liners from the usual crowd - if there was anything interesting Jerry, Axe or Trigger let me know - of course I have read the RNS from this morning, what a nice little welcome back surprise, so here is the " enlarged " big picture:-

1) Deal with Gala - Avago brand to be renamed Gala TV - with a combined customer base of over 7 million - week in week out Gala TV will now be blitzed on the high street - don't forget Avago runs on mobile phone as well - over 7 million customers seamlessly integrated - bingo playable just about everywhere, on your mobile, on your TV, on your PC and on the high street - this will be a major boost to the long term stability of Yoomedia, why do I think this, well, read the info within the link below to see the gravity of the company we are now entwined with:-



Enough said on this deal for now

2) William Hill deal - Channel 425 to roll out across 1500 high street shops, enough said, this deal will be the turning point for the company, hence Mike Sinclairs statement regarding Q1 2006 profits.

3) Broadband TV - Live trials in place with NTL - if successful, and from what I saw with my own eyes, will be amazed if not successful, possibly the chance for Yoomedia to be involved with the first major roll out of Broadband TV in the UK, ahead of both BSKYB and BT who have both stated what an important part of their futures Broadband TV will be, but not available until late 2006.

4) Freeview - Contracts secured with Gemstar ( 40% owned by News Corp - parent of BSKYB ) and Electra - to provide infastructure for interactive EPG using Yoomedia's available valuable bandwidth on the Freeview platform via datacasting - do some research and see what datacasting is capbale of providing. Both Gemstar and Electra already have contracts in place with all major TV, DVD, and Set Top Box manufacuturers to use its next generation hardware, remember how quickly Gemstars Video + took off, well this is the company Yoomedia are now contracted too, work out for yourself how all the hard work is going to done for Yoomedia by its partners in this one, without any outlay, Yoomedia will be even more prominent in Freeview homes, which will account for the largest DTV community. Yoomedia also have the technology to make Freeview a two way proposition via mobile phone - this will be important if Freeview is to compete with other DTV platforms that have red button technology.

5)Long term contract with NHS direct - already integrated on the BSKYB platform, soon to be on the Freeview paltform as well.

6) Dateline - now brought into the 21st Century by Yoomedia, and as we know subject to a possible JV, separate float - which will bring to the market its full value, which is currentky hidden by the under performance of the group as a whole.

7) Yooplay TV - now getting established as a provider of low cost interactive gaming and gambling, and the only channel to appear on all Digital Paltforms, quite and acheivement, this will become useful in the future in my opinion, especially in the light of the partnerships that now exist between Willaim Hill and Gala - surely in the future they would like access to all Digital Patforms, only Yoomedia at present can offer such a proposition to anyone, backed up with a semaless integration to Mobile and PC.

8) Links and investment now established with the USA, great for the future as these larger nations catch up with the little ole UK - yes, don;t forget, Yoomedia's income to date has been restricted to the UK - look at the emerging worldwide market going on in the background - www.dtg.org.uk a good place to start your investigations - where Yoomedia now get regular mentions in the news sections.

9) Growth from £ 740 K turnover to £ 100 million in less than three years, with minimal cashburn compared to other high growth companies, with losses down substantially this year, and profits now predicted for Q1 2006, and all this with DTV trading at well below 50% capacity in the UK, with 100% coverage predicted by 2012

Yoomedia now have a solid grounding to push forward, and amazingly with all this in place you can still get in sub 10p, I am predicting a profit of circa £ 50 - 100 million by 2008, and a conservative SP of 300p - laugh at that if you like, I know some will, but come back in December 2008, and I will stand here to be slated if I am wrong.

I also suspect that the likes of Binary and Fat Budgie will be still spouting out their " Pile of Poop " one liners in the hope that they can distract investors from the underlying potential, but then some people do like to make a fool of themselves in public places on a regular basis.

I am in long, and looking forward to a major advance in the SP over the next three years, with dividends to follow from what will be a worldwide leader in DTV and iTV - all of which the one liner shorting de-rampers will miss out on, what a shame !!!

A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all, including all the twats ( you know who your are )

Regards

Paul