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Looks as though O2 are not the only partnerships that MelodyVR/Napster have in the mobile phone network arena!!

https://www.retaildive.com/ex/mobilecommercedaily/napster-looks-to-compete-with-the-likes-of-spotify-apple-music-by-leveraging-partnerships

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This is a series of artist events at O2 Brixton by Live Nation, I cannot see Live Nation will waste the opportunity to demonstrate they’re ingenuity to keep fans connected and entice fans to a new way of entertainment, with MelodyVR producing and Napster powering the ‘backend’ this is an ideal scenario! IMO

https://amp.radiox.co.uk/artists/tom-grennan/o2-academy-brixton-virtual-livestream-gig/?__twitter_impression=true

Great coverage
https://amp.radiox.co.uk/artists/tom-grennan/o2-academy-brixton-virtual-livestream-gig/?

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Tom Greenan 147.6k following on Instagram, another young and up and coming artist! This has been the pattern of MelodyVR, as this is the first Live Nation event in this series it’s great to receive feedback before the main artists are released. IMO

There is always the chance a major player could buy out the company, however, there are many aspects to this company and several major players involved already.
If the buyout price is £1+ then most LTH’s would be moderately excited at this prospect, however there is a high probability the partnerships involved are looking for MelodyVR Group to provide a multi-aspect entertainment provider with a longevity of more than a couple of years providing alternative to the Big Players leading to a greater price!
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/variety.com/2017/digital/news/napster-rakuten-music-partnership-japan-1202448834/amp/

This isn’t the first time for Napster to power a third-party music service. The company struck a similar deal with iHeartMedia in the U.S., and has been running the back-end of that company’s on-demand service since its launch late last year.

Napster powers the backend of iHeartMedia, Which is owned by Live Nation, another part of the Jigsaw!!

Gla

Sorry, King.Com $2B income GLA

Sometimes you can overlook the obvious, reading through the MelodyVR website, I revisited an overview and comments of AM, there are very prominent partnerships other than Facebook

“ Anthony capitalised on his previous experience as an audio engineer to build a new division for the advertising industry’s most respected sound studio: Wave.

“He opened new revenue streams for the business, bringing in world-class clients including Microsoft Studios, Sony Computer Entertainment, King.com and Ubisoft.

King.com

Income $6B
Assets $6B

271 million monthly active users as of Q2 2020
Ubisoft
Income €1.75B
Assets €2B

There could be yet more surprises, other than 16th September!! IMO

Hi Lordfont, I support you in your prediction, the market is still being developed, the 5G infrastructure is being constructed and the COVID-19 factor will take quite a few of years to recover and realign the offerings for Live Nation and John Gore type organisations. A nice retirement fund with a reasonable dividend would be great!! IMO

MelodyVR has always been valued low by mm due to the fact it didn’t have a successful subscription model, the article found by Highland proves Napster’s subscription model works, they was increasing their subscribers by 2 million per year, with MelodyVR’s offering this could easily double the uptake in 2021, with a great marketing strategy and partnerships this will grow exponentially, MelodyVR and its current partners have tested various markets already, as stated by LTH’s before, its coming together, Xmas 2020 with a new Oculus 2, a Facebook subscription model and an alternative subscription model for non Facebook holders could be around the corner!! IMO

A lot of work can be completed in 3 months, with Facebook event happening this coming week we will know if are part of horizon project! IMO

Concerts & Theatre Shows, hey Milly!! GLA

Hi Italian, I have seen your posts and it didn’t enter my mind you said anything out of place, quite the contrary, I respect your posts, informative and well balanced! It’s been better lately the ‘uninformed’ have stopped posting, I don’t believe it will be long before an announcement, Live Nation especially need to release ‘good news’! IMO

Hi Italian, I agree the BBC wasn’t VR however it’s a great way to get across to people the ‘new’ way of events/concerts in locations without and audience, having the BBC demonstrate an artist playing without an audience can provide great entertainment in a different way reinforces MelodyVR, also as most mobile phones can be connected to the television/monitor this gives a wider audience than just VR, the next step for a lot of people will be VR device investment, I personally enjoy watching well produced concerts on the TV, VR does give it another dimension. My previous post was to add to the debate around 5G, there is still a way to go regarding infrastructure investment and who pays!! It’s all exciting, however there is still a way to go!! IMO

Perhaps the LTH’s should aim for the ‘Panerai Laboratorio’ why hold back!! GLA

Referring to my earlier posts regarding the progress of 5G below is an interesting link of infrastructure and ecosystem.

https://5gaa.org

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BBC article

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54093240

Come on AM, competition is helping with the Virtual Reality of Audience free concerts! IMO

Competition creates and propels innovation, MelodyVR are well placed with there proven technologies.
They have also developed with their partners innovation within the market, it’s the subscription model and income which was lacking, now we have Napster’s assets we are a solid company, competitors also mean there is a market which is developing, which means MelodyVR was ahead of the game, we just need to realise our potential. IMO

An unbiased view from a ‘Ticket selling company’, I would rather put my faith in ‘Live Nation’ who has a contract with MelodyVR, Skittle Ltd nice business with a healthy bank balance, it may see VR as a threat in COVID times!! IMO