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Who knows. Maybe there will be placing one day or positive surprise.

Nothing is happening.

My broker quote is 0.003p to buy and unable to buy more then 5m shares.

Changing the name to Location sciences and announcing placing or any other bad news on the same day would be a marketing suicide. The new beginning with new name must have some positives attached. If I remember well Mr Slade comes from ad/marketing industry and knows the rules very well.

Are you all still happy with Slades performance and luck of empathy torwards those who have taken part in open offer?

Must admit I was too harsh on him to early. Two weeks to AGM and let's hope this bring some clarification on company's advancements.

Ineffectual up to date despite past successes.

Doug Chisholm from Rippll must have more buissnes acumen then Location sciences inept CEO Mr Slade. Hope I'm wrong though.

Honda and Dentsu Aegis’ Amplifi have teamed up with location technology company GroundTruth and Rippll, a location measurement company, to deliver a pay-for-performance model to drive offline visits to UK car dealerships. GroundTruth’s third-party verified Cost Per Visit (CPV) model only charges advertisers for recorded visits into specified dealerships and showrooms. All campaigns offered via the model are measured and verified by Rippll. Honda and Amplifi are the first signed CPV partners. “Cost Per Visit changes the focus for marketers, from placement to strategy by removing the budgetary risk and concentrating on outcomes,” said Louise Furneaux, marketing communications manager at Honda UK. “Importantly, with GroundTruth’s CPV being independently verified, we have suitable reassurance that we only pay when actual visitation took place.” Theo Theodorou, general manager EMEA at GroundTruth, added: “Cost Per Visit measured by Rippll’s verification methodology allows us to bring advertisers the certainty and confidence they deserve, not only around guaranteeing offline visits but independently verifying that the visits actually happened. We are delighted to have such eminent brands as Honda and Amplifi be the first to partner with us in the UK.”

...we saw some key moves on data that will make it easier for brands to actually deliver this personalised brand experience. An announcement at this year’s event was the acquisition of Placecast, a location and data provider, by Swedish networking and telecoms company Ericsson. This follows last year’s $4.2m (£3.05m) purchase by Telefonica of StatIQ. The appetite for companies with GDPR compliant data is unlikely to diminish and the Placecast acquisition will be used by Ericsson to help telcos monetise their subscriber data. Ericsson’s purchase also highlights another key change in the mobile media ecosystem. Locational and other forms of data such as purchase data or cross-platform data used to be controlled by those companies selling media and was often only available to those who bought media through those companies. This controlled model is now being discarded, enabling brands to access data more easily.

Shaun Gregory has sold his placing shares if I remember well.

AGM on 21st of March will bring the final end to Proxama. Location sciences should commence to trade under new ticker the day after. I don't see the point to prop up old Prox and be associated with previous failure. Price sensitive announcements should take place after that date.

Unacast raised $17.5 million in a new funding led by a number of new investors including Telia. Big vote of confidence in the sector. It all depends how we look at it but Barclays and Peel Hunt might be accidental investors here.

Telia invests in Norwegian location data services provider Unacast Thursday 15 February 2018 | 12:50 CET | News Telia Company said it is investing in Norwegian start-up company Unacast, which provides contextualised location data. Together, they will offer advanced data services in the Nordic and Baltic regions. Unacast was co-founded three years ago by CEO Thomas Walle and COO Kjartan Slette, who were part of the team that started Tidal before Beyonce Knowles' husband, rapper Jay Z, bought the music streaming service in 2015. Telia said Unacast uses data to enable companies in various sectors to understand human activity in the "real" world, while maintaining user privacy. In 2017, Telia launched Crowd Insights to enable data-driven improvements to services such as buses, or for event organisers to find out where customers travel from, so they can improve transport connections and even venue choices. Crowd Insights uses aggregated and anonymised mobile network data. Through their partnership, Telia can combine Unacast's insights into the connections between people and places with Telia's insights into outdoor behaviour. For retailers this can mean smarter store locations and layout, more relevant advertising and even tailored opening hours. It could lead to better town planning such as pedestrian-only streets, bicycle lanes, public toilet provision, parks, lighting and other services.

Yes yes PH can't wait to take part in full in incoming placing.

According to my calculations running cost for 2018 would be £1.9 m.

64 GPU equals very good AI but 128 GPU is close to Skynet ;)

He's harmless chap , has lost some money and still unable to get over it. Completely understandable.

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New office in London.