SCHUMACHER
29-09-2015, 10:42 AM
I've invested in this company past few months - heres the info and i think this will run well in coming weeks - GAL will approve the purchase of TV2U on 7th October (7 trading days from today) TV2U is "first mover technology in OTT and VOD technology and have =recently signed a deal with AKAMAI technologies who are a NASDAQ Listed company with a market cap of $13 Billion -
Peter Wall we respected businessman and advisor is also holding 30 million shares and on the board ofGAL and he says there will be NO consolidation of shares - due to the confidence shown by the company - they are currently working on some large contracts due to be released to market before 7th October- market expects them released this week :) We also have Ericsson as partners and we have a deal to supply the Chinese government due for rollout at end of the year
Heres some more information for you all to ponder - i personally think this represents extreme value and we will surely see this shareprice rise 50% in next few weeks - thats purely my opinion based on the following statement released to the company on 16th September.....
"The Company and TV2U are in the process of negotiating key commercial agreements and the additional time will allow the Company and TV2U to finalise these negotiations in advance of shareholders’ consideration of the proposed transaction with TV2U.
www.tv2u.com
AGREEMENT WITH AKAMAI TECHNOLOGIES
LOI with Akamai Technologies, Global Leader in Content Delivery Network Services
Galicia Energy Corporation Ltd (ASX: GAL) is pleased to announce that TV2U has signed an LOI with Akamai Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: AKAM) (Akamai), the $3bn market cap global leader in Content Delivery Network (CDN) services, to jointly market and promote Akamai’s Predictive Video Over Cellular (“PVOC”) programme that will incorporate TV2U’s analytics technology.
Highlights
Akamai services 15% to 30% of global Internet user traffic and had annual revenue of ̴$2 billion in 2014
Partnership holds huge potential for TV2U analytics technology
TV2U and Akamai to co‐sell the enhanced strength of the combined solution to Mobile Network
Operator’s globally
TV2U analytics to help maximise Operators advertising revenue
TV2U to be listed as official and certified content and service platform partner
TV2U’s analytics technology will enhance Akamai’s Predictive Voice Over Cellular programme (“PVOC”) by adding the ability to accurately analyse consumer usage and profiles. PVOC is designed to help Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) more effectively utilize off‐peak cellular capacity, while at the same time better managing demand for video traffic and providing an ideal video quality experience.
TV2U’s analytics will also enable targeted advertising by providing accurate profiling using historical, real‐ time consumption habits (linked with social media data including ‘likes’), demographic characteristics and consumer location down to a postcode.
Akamai’s PVOC is currently in successful trials with five MNOs, including Telecom Italia, EE Limited in the UK and Nokia Networks Liquid Applications.
Akamai and TV2U will start by co‐selling to mobile operators leveraging the enhanced strength of the combined solution. This will be followed by TV2U being listed as an official and certified content and service platform partner for the PVOC programme. TV2U will further enhance the proposition by providing content for ongoing pilots in multiple geographies.
Nick Fitzgerald CEO and founder of TV2U said “The LOI with Akamai is not just an endorsement by an industry major of TV2U’s technology but also of TV2Us capability to deliver ground breaking analytics solutions.”
“We look forward to working with Akamai and believe that TV2U’s technology embedded alongside Akamai’s marketing capability has the potential to provide very significant revenue for TV2U.”
http://www.tv2u.com/app/themes/tv2u/assets/images/partners/ericcson.jpg
With regards to Ericsson- Ericsson are partners of TV2U All the other partners are shown on their website - this is MASSIVE !! seriously TV2U technology is "front runner" AND A PIONEER of State of the Art Technology and to think we can get in the back door with shares at 1.5c is laughable - they won't be this price once they start rolling out their partnerships and deals not to mention deal with the Chinese using TARA TV/ TV2U product - Lots of things to like. Read on >>>>>>>>>>>>
1) we hold patented technology and are a "WORLD FIRST "for OTT streaming as per TV2U ANNOUNCEMENT BELOW !!!
"
TV2U’s pioneering disruptive technology (Intelligent Video Accessible Network or “IVAN”) enables monetisation of Live and Video on Demand content to multiple consumption devices with unique features including:
• Real-time analytics and targeted advertising by device, location or individual consumer - world first for OTT streaming-
ERICSSON DEAL
1) The point of difference is that TV2U claim they have successfully cracked the OTT market whereas companies like Ericsson, will benefit from TV2U technology as we sell to large Telcos like Ericsson
TV2U is not a Netflix or Foxtel. TV2U runs a B2B model and its target clients are telcos, large corporate organisations (operators) and governments
The growth of OTT: A new business model for a TV Anywhere era - Ericsson
There is a huge emphasis today on identifying new revenue streams that allow service providers to compete with the price pressures adopted by both the OTT players and traditional rival market players. Yet pricing matters and consumers want value for money. Creating the most attractive package, at a competitive price, is a fundamental requirement in today’s TV era. The questions for service providers are stark – how can they generate and package content in order to drive value? What makes the content want to pay for content? Where will the optimum viewing experience come from?
The answers are less clear. Is it wiser to purchase lots of lower value content, charging less to the consumer and concentrate on the personalization of content? Or, should service providers be looking to purchase niche, higher value content and then concentrate on charging the consumer accordingly? For sport, the pay-TV package formula still holds mass appeal, as it maintains a ‘must-have’ draw, and the experience itself is enhanced by its live nature. Yet how can you replicate that demand from a drama or a serialized, factual program? In an era where consumers are increasingly binge watching and demand immediate access to content, this is a huge challenge for broadcasters, content owners and service providers alike.
CHINESE GOVERNMENT
2) The Chinese Government is to launch a state-owned video streaming service, TARA TV, in a bid to significantly reduce piracy within the region.
The goal of the partnership is to provide a legal and cost-effective way for Chinese consumers to access Hollywood or other premium content without breaking the law.
The cloud platform will be enabled by tech provider TV2U in a strategic alliance with Stereoscope Cloud and Vector International. After launching into the market, TV2U will also be able to ingest local Chinese content into its global content network and offer it to subscribers outside of China, delivering local and Chinese-language video to nationals living elsewhere in the world.
Vector International’s software will also be used to introduce a loyalty scheme to TARA TV that incentivises consumers to use the state-owned platform rather than searching for illegally streamed movies. Similarly to traditional retail loyalty schemes, Chinese consumers will be able to earn points from shopping online or interacting with advertising on the platform. These points will be redeemable against pay-per-view premium content and other products and services provided through the TV2U platform.
“Piracy has been a huge deterrent for Hollywood content in China, despite the fact it’s a significant global market,” comments Nick Fitzgerald, CEO at TV2U. “But with TARA TV you can trace the legality of any broadcast stream and identify exactly when and where a device is accessing the network. If a copyright breach or unauthorised connection is suspected that user can be cut off immediately, making TARA TV a powerful tool for cracking down on piracy.”
TARA TV is expected to launch in China before the end of the year.
TV2U IS A "PIONEER" AND "FIRST MOVER"
3)TV2U is a pioneer in innovative technologies and business concepts, empowering customers to increase profitability by generating global revenue through cost-effective cloud-based interactive OTT/IPTV managed services, or as a physically deployed solution at the operator’s facility.
TV2U’s intelligent Video Accessible Network (IVAN) is the enabler for content monetisation to multiple consumption devices with features including: on-the-fly repackaging, real-time analytics, and targeted advertising by device, location or individual consumer.
TV2U is headquartered in the UK with regional offices in North America, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, and Australia. TV2U also has local global representation through regional partners. For more information, please visit our website
Cheers Schu
Peter Wall we respected businessman and advisor is also holding 30 million shares and on the board ofGAL and he says there will be NO consolidation of shares - due to the confidence shown by the company - they are currently working on some large contracts due to be released to market before 7th October- market expects them released this week :) We also have Ericsson as partners and we have a deal to supply the Chinese government due for rollout at end of the year
Heres some more information for you all to ponder - i personally think this represents extreme value and we will surely see this shareprice rise 50% in next few weeks - thats purely my opinion based on the following statement released to the company on 16th September.....
"The Company and TV2U are in the process of negotiating key commercial agreements and the additional time will allow the Company and TV2U to finalise these negotiations in advance of shareholders’ consideration of the proposed transaction with TV2U.
www.tv2u.com
AGREEMENT WITH AKAMAI TECHNOLOGIES
LOI with Akamai Technologies, Global Leader in Content Delivery Network Services
Galicia Energy Corporation Ltd (ASX: GAL) is pleased to announce that TV2U has signed an LOI with Akamai Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: AKAM) (Akamai), the $3bn market cap global leader in Content Delivery Network (CDN) services, to jointly market and promote Akamai’s Predictive Video Over Cellular (“PVOC”) programme that will incorporate TV2U’s analytics technology.
Highlights
Akamai services 15% to 30% of global Internet user traffic and had annual revenue of ̴$2 billion in 2014
Partnership holds huge potential for TV2U analytics technology
TV2U and Akamai to co‐sell the enhanced strength of the combined solution to Mobile Network
Operator’s globally
TV2U analytics to help maximise Operators advertising revenue
TV2U to be listed as official and certified content and service platform partner
TV2U’s analytics technology will enhance Akamai’s Predictive Voice Over Cellular programme (“PVOC”) by adding the ability to accurately analyse consumer usage and profiles. PVOC is designed to help Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) more effectively utilize off‐peak cellular capacity, while at the same time better managing demand for video traffic and providing an ideal video quality experience.
TV2U’s analytics will also enable targeted advertising by providing accurate profiling using historical, real‐ time consumption habits (linked with social media data including ‘likes’), demographic characteristics and consumer location down to a postcode.
Akamai’s PVOC is currently in successful trials with five MNOs, including Telecom Italia, EE Limited in the UK and Nokia Networks Liquid Applications.
Akamai and TV2U will start by co‐selling to mobile operators leveraging the enhanced strength of the combined solution. This will be followed by TV2U being listed as an official and certified content and service platform partner for the PVOC programme. TV2U will further enhance the proposition by providing content for ongoing pilots in multiple geographies.
Nick Fitzgerald CEO and founder of TV2U said “The LOI with Akamai is not just an endorsement by an industry major of TV2U’s technology but also of TV2Us capability to deliver ground breaking analytics solutions.”
“We look forward to working with Akamai and believe that TV2U’s technology embedded alongside Akamai’s marketing capability has the potential to provide very significant revenue for TV2U.”
http://www.tv2u.com/app/themes/tv2u/assets/images/partners/ericcson.jpg
With regards to Ericsson- Ericsson are partners of TV2U All the other partners are shown on their website - this is MASSIVE !! seriously TV2U technology is "front runner" AND A PIONEER of State of the Art Technology and to think we can get in the back door with shares at 1.5c is laughable - they won't be this price once they start rolling out their partnerships and deals not to mention deal with the Chinese using TARA TV/ TV2U product - Lots of things to like. Read on >>>>>>>>>>>>
1) we hold patented technology and are a "WORLD FIRST "for OTT streaming as per TV2U ANNOUNCEMENT BELOW !!!
"
TV2U’s pioneering disruptive technology (Intelligent Video Accessible Network or “IVAN”) enables monetisation of Live and Video on Demand content to multiple consumption devices with unique features including:
• Real-time analytics and targeted advertising by device, location or individual consumer - world first for OTT streaming-
ERICSSON DEAL
1) The point of difference is that TV2U claim they have successfully cracked the OTT market whereas companies like Ericsson, will benefit from TV2U technology as we sell to large Telcos like Ericsson
TV2U is not a Netflix or Foxtel. TV2U runs a B2B model and its target clients are telcos, large corporate organisations (operators) and governments
The growth of OTT: A new business model for a TV Anywhere era - Ericsson
There is a huge emphasis today on identifying new revenue streams that allow service providers to compete with the price pressures adopted by both the OTT players and traditional rival market players. Yet pricing matters and consumers want value for money. Creating the most attractive package, at a competitive price, is a fundamental requirement in today’s TV era. The questions for service providers are stark – how can they generate and package content in order to drive value? What makes the content want to pay for content? Where will the optimum viewing experience come from?
The answers are less clear. Is it wiser to purchase lots of lower value content, charging less to the consumer and concentrate on the personalization of content? Or, should service providers be looking to purchase niche, higher value content and then concentrate on charging the consumer accordingly? For sport, the pay-TV package formula still holds mass appeal, as it maintains a ‘must-have’ draw, and the experience itself is enhanced by its live nature. Yet how can you replicate that demand from a drama or a serialized, factual program? In an era where consumers are increasingly binge watching and demand immediate access to content, this is a huge challenge for broadcasters, content owners and service providers alike.
CHINESE GOVERNMENT
2) The Chinese Government is to launch a state-owned video streaming service, TARA TV, in a bid to significantly reduce piracy within the region.
The goal of the partnership is to provide a legal and cost-effective way for Chinese consumers to access Hollywood or other premium content without breaking the law.
The cloud platform will be enabled by tech provider TV2U in a strategic alliance with Stereoscope Cloud and Vector International. After launching into the market, TV2U will also be able to ingest local Chinese content into its global content network and offer it to subscribers outside of China, delivering local and Chinese-language video to nationals living elsewhere in the world.
Vector International’s software will also be used to introduce a loyalty scheme to TARA TV that incentivises consumers to use the state-owned platform rather than searching for illegally streamed movies. Similarly to traditional retail loyalty schemes, Chinese consumers will be able to earn points from shopping online or interacting with advertising on the platform. These points will be redeemable against pay-per-view premium content and other products and services provided through the TV2U platform.
“Piracy has been a huge deterrent for Hollywood content in China, despite the fact it’s a significant global market,” comments Nick Fitzgerald, CEO at TV2U. “But with TARA TV you can trace the legality of any broadcast stream and identify exactly when and where a device is accessing the network. If a copyright breach or unauthorised connection is suspected that user can be cut off immediately, making TARA TV a powerful tool for cracking down on piracy.”
TARA TV is expected to launch in China before the end of the year.
TV2U IS A "PIONEER" AND "FIRST MOVER"
3)TV2U is a pioneer in innovative technologies and business concepts, empowering customers to increase profitability by generating global revenue through cost-effective cloud-based interactive OTT/IPTV managed services, or as a physically deployed solution at the operator’s facility.
TV2U’s intelligent Video Accessible Network (IVAN) is the enabler for content monetisation to multiple consumption devices with features including: on-the-fly repackaging, real-time analytics, and targeted advertising by device, location or individual consumer.
TV2U is headquartered in the UK with regional offices in North America, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, and Australia. TV2U also has local global representation through regional partners. For more information, please visit our website
Cheers Schu