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easy for Burnet to deal with existing customers and therefore more confident to chase new markets all very good prospects ahead.

Is this so high because so much has been spent on acquisitions and if these are less the p/e will quickly improve making the market cap look deserved.

shylock, the industry is just waking up to the need for data saving to accomodate worldwide rollout of their businesses. FBT was ahead of the game but hopefully will find it increasingly easy to pick up business by referral and a large number of bodies can field more questions. It may be that they need them there to service enquiries.

I think a big presence is warranted to match the big ambitions of FBT. Not sure exactly what those are but high volume low cost in a supporting role for the media tech business does need a reassuring presence and positive attitude with the industry providing the referrals for FBT.

Internet security is such a hot topic so GBG's services will be in high demand. I think a 46 p/e is ok if earnings keep increasing as they are likely to. 460 m market cap is not bubble territory.

25% in 8 weeks, should push on to 4000

1.46639m @217p@12.48

It must be a bit of a leap in the dark but worth a try.

1. No 2. Probably 3. Overcoming habits within the BBC takes time. I expect those users who tweet how good it is are frustrated at slow adoption. 4. More paid use is how FBT are going to be remunerated, not by contract. Like buying electricity- FBT paid in arrears. The problem as I see it is paying for data storage on a BBC-wide scale to use Forscene would be footed by the BBC as it is out of FBT's league but after proof of concept the BBC may want to expand Forscene and move their whole production facility to the cloud for speed/cost saving/colleague sharing and collaboration. That would be the Holy Grail for FBT. All in my wildest dreams- use your own judgement!

Once XBIO has a profit making outlook we will suddenly be tradeable.

TDdirect are going to be II soon so thanks for chasing them as I am likely in the same boat.

I have a theory that SS wants forscene to be adopted as industry standard and POCs rather confirms this to be a background facility rather than a contract being sought. If this is the case then revenue will likely be invoiced on a very low cost/time consumption basis which is in arrears. This is why FBT insist the POC will incur charges- because the forscene software is being used.

shylock, will Apple admit to using forscene in their app at the conclusion of the POC do you think?

Is the content of those links connected to FBT in any way Pedro?

Nick Brown seems a strong appointment despite being employed for so long already. I have been saved by location software when someone in the US wanted to use my credit card! which is the sort of thing Brown has been working on i should think. Hope you both have good quiet houses where the investing brain can be put to good use!

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/GBG/13180151.html

Chris Clark, CEO of GBG, said: "I'm delighted to be joining GBG at this exciting time. The team, under Richard's leadership, has done a fantastic job and I'm eager to start work leading GBG in its next stage of development." Richard Law, GBG's outgoing CEO, said: "As outgoing CEO I'd like to extend my best wishes to Chris as he takes up the role of CEO and to congratulate Nick on his promotion. Nick has proven to be an outstanding Group Managing Director who has consistently delivered exceptional results and has helped to shape the culture of the wider Group. It's been a great honour to work with someone of Nick's talent and calibre and I'm pleased that his continuing contribution to the Company is recognised with this appointment." Appointment of Executive Director Nicholas Richard Brown Nick has over 25 years of operational, sales and senior management experience and before working at GBG he held senior positions at Sage Plc, Microsoft and Fujitsu Services. Nick joined GBG to head up the Company's identity-based marketing services division, Nick today leads the Group's expanding fraud, risk & compliance and customer & location intelligence propositions. Commenting on his new role, Nick Brown, added: "Having been part of the GBG team for over ten years I am delighted and honoured to be joining the Board of Directors. I am excited about my new role, along with the responsibilities and demands it brings."

better get in quick shylock

If you look at the volume chart it all followed the bell so would surmise a combination of exposure and being at the gambling HQ

http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=AMO&ArticleCode=dubz7el2&ArticleHeadline=Final_Results The results were delivered on 7/2 the agm just agreed them and reelected officers and agreed dividend etc. Good company