Entertainment Rights Plc

We look forward to the first full year's contribution from our 2004 acquisitions; The Filmation library of classic contemporary animated programming and Tell-Tale Productions, the creative talent behind the hugely successful TweeniesTM. The integration of Filmation is complete and the successful roll-out of DVD titles for Fat AlbertTM and He-Man and the Masters of the Universe(R) in the US, reaffirms the Board's belief that 2005 will be a significant year for the library. Tell-Tale Productions' integration into the Company has beenrealised and the TweeniesTM live arena show, 'No Sleep 'Till Bedtime' has recently toured the country playing to a total audience of over 110,000. Work continues on Tell-Tale's strong and innovative development and production slate with Tell-Tale's brand new programming Fun Song Factory and BB3B enjoying ratings success on CiTV and the BBC respectively.
The Company is well positioned for long-term growth via its strategy of aggregating quality owned and third party multi-media content. Demand for our content has never been higher as the digital age transforms the global mediamarket. The Board is confident that trading remains in line with market expectations.'

This company is well positioned to go onward and upwards, a nice stock to have in your portfolio, and tell your kids a bedtime story all about your Postman Pat investment. Zzzzzz zzzzzz
Latest announcements
'13/05/2005 Postman Pat goes to the USA'
'2/07/2005 Postman Pat goes to Japan'
ENTERTAINMENT RIGHTS ACQUIRES RUPERT BEAR
http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/200510310700243557T.html
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I can't wait !!

Pat took a bit of a pounding today but made a strong recovery,,good to hear you got home ok driver,,Pat needs you .

Lets have a picnic.

Entertainment Rights secures deal in US for He-Man release in new format
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - Entertainment Rights PLC said it has secured a deal in which He-Man will be the first-ever classic animated series to be released in Universal Media Disc ('UMD') format in the US.

UMD and PSP technology allows owners to play games, watch movies and listen to music on a handheld device. The PSP player immediately sold out on launch in

both America and Japan.

Baza

He-Man, and his army of investors.

That's me up front driver.. the good news just keeps coming, should give the sp a lift soon ?

Very low volumes today, the calm before the storm; I feel an announcement just around the corner.

With all the recent good news you would think it would tick up. C 'mon Pat get going..

woops posted twice

Whats going on Pat, pull your socks up.

driver, whats happened to Pat , i sold just before the drop (luck), but i'm thinking it could be worth getting back in.

jimmy
Have you turned into a trader seo, now ert its gone down because punters are selling. I hold sheres for years not five minutes.

Driver i havn't turned in to a trader, i more invest for the momentum,,ive never been a long term investor..As for SEO i sold one lot at 28p and another at 22p , and as ive said when they sell machines i will be back maybe for a whole year ,who knows, but in my book i did the right thing,,the fact was it was going down and i don't agree with some people's take on it ,,i'm here day in day out to make money..
A day trader im not but if it makes me more money to get out and back in then thats what i will do..ERT was stagnent for some time , so i sold it....

jimmy
blimmy jimmy keep your pants on, I will wecome you back when you do, you know that.

That's good , glad your not working with all these problems in London...

driver, with all that's going on , do you think you will ever be going back? scary stuff.

bos
I have been sighed of for two months thats a start.

driver, i dont know if this is old news but i've just read that ert are getting majority stake in rupert the bear. (sunday times)

bos
Thanks for that, no I haven't heard about rupert the bear, may give the sp a lift.

Watch this space.
The Observer | Special reports | For the record

Last week's Media Diary stated that Richard Desmond had agreed a licensing agreement with Entertainment Rights in relation to Rupert the Bear. We have been informed that Express Newspapers have been talking to a number of licensing companies including Entertainment Rights for some time, but a decision has not yet been made.

Rupert the Bear

The check-trousered bear started life as a cartoon strip in the Daily Express in 1920, making him older than Winnie the Pooh and Mickey Mouse. The Rupert annual, published by Pedigree Books, is the third highest-selling book of its type in Britain and 50 million Rupert books have been sold worldwide, generating annual revenue estimated at 12m. A syndicated television series is shown in 28 countries and Sir Paul McCartney is rumoured to be planning a feature film.