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here that will make money: annual wage bill is over £300k
The Mash Report”, broadcast on the BBC, is the closest any show has come to pulling it off. Though much like “10 O’Clock Live” and American shows in its use of different segments and characters, it does not feel chaotic. A “fake news desk”, a collaboration with the Daily Mash, an online website, is well written and gives the show an absurdist streak (one “report”, for example, was about northerners’ rude awakening to the unfriendliness of London). Rachel Parris, a stand-up comedian, delves into topical issues and pokes fun at politicians. Promisingly, though the show has attracted a smaller audience than is expected of a 10pm slot, the BBC is giving it time to improve. Perhaps the controllers sense that in trying times, good comedy is essential.
will give them access to bbc contacts
I don't think it's too high given the space they are in. more bolt on acquisitions to come.
Everything suggests the Market viewed Digitalbox's listing value
as to high at this point in time.
However it does look as if we are now seeing a recovery.
Same board as IMMO although there they have the added integrity of N Lee from NEW, PLMO, PIRI and RGO.rather than N Burton from PLMO and NUOG. Same SP graph though and same sort of unproven business proposition to explain it.
eh. it's not the same bod.
Same bod , same tactics as rns .
Slow burners but rms coming through.
and start getting mates buying it sell the whole thing to the bbc or someone for 20mill.
So it's a much slower burner than what I'd expected when I bought my (few) Polemos shares last year. But at least they seem to be doing the rights things so far.
Let's see in a few months where they are...
OK, I guess that means they're confident they can keep acquiring - at least, that operationally they can cope. If they can't get the share price back up it could be a struggle to make the finances work. But looks like a decent and profitable business. If they can improve performance this looks a fair share price and let's see what they can add.
James Carter, CEO, Digitalbox plc, said: "The acquisition of the Daily Mash is the first step in our plan to create significant value for shareholders. Our aim is to build a market-leading, mobile-first digital business through a buy and build strategy. The success of Entertainment Daily means we have a platform through which we can drive traffic and advertising revenue. It means we can add new titles like the Daily Mash to the platform and quickly improve their performance. We have a pipeline of opportunities in the digital publishing space with plans to add to our portfolio in the near future."
rns. wonder what they will buy next?
Considering the volume I would have thought that was a buy.
Was the last trade a buy or sell?
Curiously from the further post on GUN it appears we ARENT the note holder to Oyster. No mention of our loan note assets in the DBOX admissions document. Guess that was a million of our assets up in smoke then.
Cosmic.
hmmmm
Interesting post on the GUNsynd chat board this morning suggesting their and our loan notes to Oyster have been exchanged for the entire share capital of Oyster. No idea what value is there but if there’s anything at all it’s a bonus as it’s written off in our books.
Yes, that's in the admissions document too ;-)
Cheers fella! What about turnover?
Lol, that has nothing to do with it. Read the detail of the admissions document.
Based on 2018 results probably looking at around £500k a year of profits.
Looked up polemos. They made a loss last year
I heard the interview. No mention of how much they are making.
https://www.**********.co.uk/articles/james-carter-ceo-of-digitalbox-plus-russ-mould-of-aj-bell-45d5b60/
the new mgmt I'm sure will be promoting this share with their buddies