06-13-2013, 05:15 AM
1081 commoncentsinvestor Dec 7 2012
Your questions about this were answered by Steve in the Conference Call.
"We expect to launch no later than spring of next year. And we expect to have revenue before then, but I’m talking about the official launch.
So we’ve kept a really low profile, and intentionally been below the radar. As we’ve worried about copycats we’ve been worried about getting our patents in place. We haven’t wanted to really show our technology to possible customers until it’s ready. But we’re ready to start attracting now. And once this demo comes out, we’re looking towards after Christmas to start making noise and start making waves. I kind of alluded to that on the last conference call.
So in the last year we have started reaching out to investors. We’ve been trying to build our audience. We joined the premier tier of the OTCQX, the top tier, at the beginning of the fiscal year. I’ve personally started presenting at a number of conferences and to a number of institutions, been doing lots of road shows, we’ve been trying to build the audience. I’ve been talking to a number of analysts, probably most of them are on the line right now. And one independent research report from Clarus Securities is already out. I’m expecting more independent analyst coverage in the coming months.
We’re also interviewing potential PR companies. And we expect to get a lot of press coverage, in both the tech press but also the mainstream press when Clipstream G2 finally launches. We’re looking to tell the world how disruptive our technology is.
But that said, we know at the end of the day our management team is judged by one metric and that’s our market cap. And I know a lot of investors have been really frustrated that our strategy of being under the radar and, you know, not bragging about what we have, possibly has our technology currently under-valued. But I have to remind everybody that the market cap’s about double what it was a year ago. We are listening to investor complaints about awareness, and one of my main goals – or not my main goals, but one of my goals next year is to make sure that Destiny and the Play MPE and Clipstream brands are widely known, and we’re not going to be below the radar anymore. So going into the New Year we’re ready to launch commercially and build exposure."
"We expect to launch no later than spring of next year. And we expect to have revenue before then, but I’m talking about the official launch.
So we’ve kept a really low profile, and intentionally been below the radar. As we’ve worried about copycats we’ve been worried about getting our patents in place. We haven’t wanted to really show our technology to possible customers until it’s ready. But we’re ready to start attracting now. And once this demo comes out, we’re looking towards after Christmas to start making noise and start making waves. I kind of alluded to that on the last conference call.
So in the last year we have started reaching out to investors. We’ve been trying to build our audience. We joined the premier tier of the OTCQX, the top tier, at the beginning of the fiscal year. I’ve personally started presenting at a number of conferences and to a number of institutions, been doing lots of road shows, we’ve been trying to build the audience. I’ve been talking to a number of analysts, probably most of them are on the line right now. And one independent research report from Clarus Securities is already out. I’m expecting more independent analyst coverage in the coming months.
We’re also interviewing potential PR companies. And we expect to get a lot of press coverage, in both the tech press but also the mainstream press when Clipstream G2 finally launches. We’re looking to tell the world how disruptive our technology is.
But that said, we know at the end of the day our management team is judged by one metric and that’s our market cap. And I know a lot of investors have been really frustrated that our strategy of being under the radar and, you know, not bragging about what we have, possibly has our technology currently under-valued. But I have to remind everybody that the market cap’s about double what it was a year ago. We are listening to investor complaints about awareness, and one of my main goals – or not my main goals, but one of my goals next year is to make sure that Destiny and the Play MPE and Clipstream brands are widely known, and we’re not going to be below the radar anymore. So going into the New Year we’re ready to launch commercially and build exposure."
1119 Vangorilla Dec 11
Everyone is waiting for validation. Does G2 solve the 2 billion dollar problems? When will it be ready?
I think you will see the share price firm up as soon as the bugs are fixed on the site. The stock buyback is telling the investing community "we think the share price is cheap here and feel at these levels is represents a great investment".
The real share price appreciation will come when they announce their first revenue generating deal for G2. On the conference call the CEO stated they expected revenues from the current version of G2 (not the server/ecommerce encoder version) by year end.
My guess is that the market research companies that are already using old Clipstream, will be the first clients for G2. It makes sense that they would switch to the new version. Having a non-Java version of Clipstream allows DSNY to attract some other very big market research firms as well.
Take a look at the potential clients. A PR with one of these companies would certainly validate the product.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_research
These are ALL companies that could use DSNY to encode their streaming media content.
I think you will see the share price firm up as soon as the bugs are fixed on the site. The stock buyback is telling the investing community "we think the share price is cheap here and feel at these levels is represents a great investment".
The real share price appreciation will come when they announce their first revenue generating deal for G2. On the conference call the CEO stated they expected revenues from the current version of G2 (not the server/ecommerce encoder version) by year end.
My guess is that the market research companies that are already using old Clipstream, will be the first clients for G2. It makes sense that they would switch to the new version. Having a non-Java version of Clipstream allows DSNY to attract some other very big market research firms as well.
Take a look at the potential clients. A PR with one of these companies would certainly validate the product.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_research
These are ALL companies that could use DSNY to encode their streaming media content.