World Television provides rich communications solutions to corporations, non-profit organisations and governmental institutions.

We are the global leader of webcasting and multimedia communication solutions delivering over 10,000 projects in 35 countries on 5 continents per year.

If you want to use television and the web to influence audiences, motivate employees, excite customers, change perceptions, or inform investors, our experience can help.

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26 May 2005 World Television Group Contract Win

World Television Group is delighted to announce that the UK Government's Foreign and Commonwealth Office has announced its intention, subject to contract, to award the British Satellite News (BSN) contract to World Television.

This contract, expected to run from October 2005, is for three years with a further two year option period. There will be an uplift in value to fund additional news story production compared with the previous contract. World Television has been providing this service for BSN under a previous contract which expires on 30 September 2005. The new contract was won against strong competition from leading broadcast news providers following a demanding tender process.

The BSN service provides daily news stories about Britain to around 440 broadcasters around the world, 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year. It is one of the world's most successful public diplomacy news services.

Jon King, Group CEO, says 'This confirms World Television as one of the premier news producers in the world. We provide the highest quality editorial and technical service for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office which meets their communication objectives and the needs of global broadcasters. Winning this major contract is testament to the talent, production excellence and hard work of our team. We look forward to the development of the BSN service in the future.'
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For Immediate Release 28 October 2005

World Television Group Plc ("World Television" or "the Group")

World Television Launches Expanded British Satellite News Service

World Television, the corporate communications, news production, webcasting and event management company, is pleased to announce the launch of a new expanded British Satellite News (BSN) service following the renewal of its contract with the UK Government's Foreign & Commonwealth office (FCO).

The contract, worth approximately 1.5m p.a., will run for three years from October 2005 with a further two year extension option period.
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For Immediate Release 16 January 2006

World Television Group Plc
('World Television' or 'the Company')

Contract Win

World Television, the international televisual communications company, is pleased to announce the award of a new 3-year contract by the European Space Agency ('ESA'), won in a competitive tender.

The contract for broadcast media relations support started on 1st January 2006 and will run to 31st December 2008. Under the contract, which is valued at 500,000 Euro over the contract period, World Television will support ESA activities around the world including satellite launches, missions of European astronauts to the International Space Station, planetary exploration and research milestones.

The Company will provide a full range of broadcast PR services which comprise strategic advice and planning, media relations distribution, monitoring and on-site support. World Television's media relations team will expand to support this contract and other client work.

Steve Garvey, CEO of World Television, said: 'We are delighted and proud to be working with the European Space Agency. The award of this contract reflects the Company's expertise in providing world-class broadcast media relations service through our international network. It adds to the growing list of international organisations that use World Television's services and makes ESA one of our most significant clients'.
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Taken from last interims 2006


Financial Highlights

* Group Turnover for the first 6 months 4.75m excluding other operatinh income (revenues from loss making subsidaries sold - Kamera Content and Foroso) (2005: 5.13m)
* Underlying turnover, reflecting recurring business, 4.75m (2005: 4.87m)
* EBITDA 116K (2005: 6K loss), pre-exceptionals and accounting for share options, the Groups first EBITDA positive result as a listed company.
* Operating expenses before exceptional items, accounting for share aoptions and goodwill amortisation 4.83m (2005: 5.30m)
* Write-back of 496K provision against HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) claim.
*Profit before tax of 298K including HMRC calim write-back (2005: 352K loss)
*Cash position stabilised. Total net operating cashflow 6K (2005: (1,101)k), net cash outflow before financing 176K (2005: 1,489K)

Operational Highlights

* Rapid growth in revenue from corporate IPTV services
* Awarded 3-year contract for media relations by European Space Agency (ESA)
* Agreed partnership with PR Newswire Europe and Intercall in Australia
* Other new business wins include Central Office of Information, International Power, Siemens, Ernst & Young, Deloitte and eBay.


Trading Update


As the Company approaches its financial year end at the end of this month, the
Board reiterates its expectation made at the time of the interim results in
September that the second half of the year will experience revenue growth of
between 4% and 5% compared with 2005. The Company expects to issue more
information in its trading update in February 2007.


Convertible Loan Notes


The outstanding Loan Notes, which were issued in November 2004, fall due for
redemption at an amount of approximately 1.28 million by 31 May 2007, in the
event that the holders of these Loan Notes do not exercise the conversion rights
(into Ordinary Shares at an exercise price of 1p per share) which attach to the
Loan Notes.

The Board is actively reviewing options for resolving the Loan Notes in the best
interests of the Company and its shareholders. Further announcements will be
made as and when developments occur.


Stephen Kirk, non-executive Chairman of World Television, commented: 'I'd like
to thank Andy and Peter for their contribution as executives to World
Television's growth since they founded the company in 1991. They will continue
to offer the benefit of their experience as non-executives from the new year.
I'd also like to welcome Jim Hall to the Board and we look forward to further
developments to our technical strategy and product range under his guidance."

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Skyhigh, today is T10 day from results and update on trading, so must be a good time to add a few to your total. Its bottomed out weeks ago and the support has leveled at 1p, so it will take very little to make this breakout.

Just checked trades in this stock and I noticed the bid is moving up but no buys showing.

BIZPAK - Looks to me as though the MM's are anticipating news!!

explosive, the date for the news has been set for 27 April, so I expect that someone is collecting for that date.If it`s not that, then you could be correct as the MM must be expecting a number of T10 traders to start buying Tues onwards. If WTV were to flag a contract before results, this could go the balistic.

The chart looks as though it about to breakout, and if its anything like it was before it looks as though it will knock on the door of 2p before the results without any news.

Bizpack - Post 27, my sentimates exactly.. Also les not forget that Steve Garvey on the 23/02/06 bought 6.4 million shares @ 1p and also bought a further 1.8 million from Andrew Booth and Peter Sibley alike. Thats a cool 10m @ 100K investment.

Brewin Dolphin Securities have WTV as a buy.

explosive, Just took a look at todays trades and I see a decent size buy of 500,000. A few more like that and it might move before results.

News does not seem to be leaking out from the company, otherwise we should expect to see either more sells or buys as the case might be.

If they released news to the market instead of on the world-television website it might help. Why, do they do so little to promote the business to the market?

Hi Bizpack, I suppose that WTV are currently busy with promoting their services, podcast seams to be growing at the moment a service WTV supply to PR Newswire and the European Space Agency. This technology will be big business in the future. Currently mobile communication is on the rise and I believe that wi-fi will eventuly rule. Podcast is perfectly positioned to supply the growing media demand however WTV need to be well positioned with contracts in place or will ultimatly lose out. Lets not forget 3GP is also an established technology capable of delivering the same thing with one disadvantage being people don't like paying for air time!!

explosive, One only has to look at moneyam to see the webcast/podcast has arrived. I am surprised that more investors have not cottoned onto the possible growth that PR Newswire will bring to the company.

there was some research recently re podcasts that was revealing in that it suggested that although it was growing in peoples perceptions and the growth of content was there, the connection between those downloading and listening was actually relatively low. It is an important aspect but caution should be applied as to its future. Clearly there will be a difference between people downloading audio info / reports and the like as opposed to the home made dj/ranting etc.

WTV need to continue to keep a wide range of suitable and potential methods for distributing information.

Global, I appreciate that currently useage is low, however as wi-fi and mobile connetivity grows I think so will webcast/podcast.

If anyones wondering what PODCAST is then below should enlighten you.

Subscribing to podcasts allows a user to collect programs from a variety of sources for listening or viewing either online or off-line through a portable device, whenever and wherever it is convenient. In contrast, traditional broadcasting provides only one source at a time, and the time is broadcaster-specified. While podcasts are gaining ground on personal sites and blogs, they are not yet widespread. One easy way to find podcasts is to use the Podcast Directory in iTunes; these automatically-updated podcasts can then be synchronised to a portable multimedia device, such as an MP3 player, for off-line listening.

"Streaming" files from the Internet can remove the specified-time restriction, but still offers only one source at a time, and requires the user to be connected to the Internet while playing the files. The ability to "aggregate" programs from multiple sources is a major part of the attraction of podcast-listening. Unlike podcasts, streaming also can be used to broadcast live events over the Internet at the moment they occur. Although streamed programs, like broadcast radio signals, can be recorded or captured by the receiver, their transient nature distinguishes them from podcast episodes, which arrive in already-archived form. (This difference may make a podcast legally distinct from a webcast or streamed media file.)

OK so Apple is already in, Microsoft are currently looking at podcasting (to the best of my knoledge) and Sony have the means to also exploit webcasting/podcasting with their portable PSP wi-fi unit. Lets not forget that gamers could also get into podcasting, while data is currently received as either video or sound there's no reason why this couldn't be extended for other uses!! Like I've already mentioned 3GP (Mobile phone technology) especially series 60 complient uses streaming and blogs, as the technology improves so will the usage. Podcasts could well replace or co-inside with 3GP!

explosive, I admire the way you have clearly set out, to those that do not fully grasp, what PODCASTING is.

One very important point is that Microsoft have been working with WTV, if you check the http/www.world-television.com site, and dig around a little. In fact, I would not be surprised to hear more about this with results.

WTV moved up 4% yesterday, so more of the same I expect as we move to results.

Hi Bizpack, thanks for your post 34. Yes I was aware that WTV and Microsoft had signed a contract however haven't seen the specifics. If you have any furhter info on this could you please post for me.
Staying with Podcasting and contracts I suspect that the deal with O2 is also for Podcasting (Please note, SPECULATION on my part and not fact). Now, Apple lead the way with Podcasts, competitor to Microsoft, O2 also on board, will O2s competition Vodaphone, Orange & T-Mobile also want a slice of this for their customer base? If I remember correctly it was O2 that first took the plunge with WAP and the others followed. Will history repeat itself with Podcasting.

And finally 23.81% rise on the bid price today upto 1.22........ Wish I'd bought a few more now!!

explosive, thats just whats going to take place on Monday with this. At least my total holding is now in profit.

I think they are very short of stock and will have to run the price up and down with a few shakes to get what they need, so I am going to hold on and not allow them to shake me out to early and miss the real profit as I have often done in the past.



I also noticed that Kamera. com did a deal in Korea and WTV still own 10% of the business and supply services to it.

It should be an exciting week, wish I could watch it and not work.

Nothing new... but... perhaps first half of2006 is going better than expected ?

"The Board believes the Company can look forward to the first half of 2006 with
confidence, especially since this period is traditionally the stronger half in
our market.

World Television expects to announce preliminary results for the year ended 31
December 2005 on Thursday 27 April 2006."

skyhigh, you say nothing new, I think there has been a lot new since that statement but they never announced it to the market as none of the deals amounted to more than 10% of previous years turnover. Put them together and I think you will find they might add up to more than 20% increase, and maybe even more to follow.

My view is that the last broker note made it clear they were undervalued and the market is just catching up on the news before results.

I think we saw take off on Friday and expect it to reach at least 2p before results on Thursday and higher after.

I`ll try to pop in tomorrow lunch time and see how its going.

Almost 40% of global companies expect to boost their budget for online media in 2006 in order to communicate more effectively both internally and externally [Source: 3rd Annual IMS Enterprise Web Communications Survey].

Another thought! IBM ON DEMAND......

Explosive, I see a fair volume has changed hands. when you consider the jump on Friday its not bad that its held onto a bit of it. Pity though there is not more interest.

Hi Bizpack, looks to me like the volumes have been growing everyweek. As a long term investment WTV has great potential so interest will follow slowly until the technology either is accepted as standard or a "better" is found. I'm up a nice 30% now so will need to evaluate this stock soon and think about stop losses.

Far to early to think of that explosive, I must shoot off to work but we could see more buying in the run up to Thur.

explosive, I see a stake of 3% has been disclosed. Impressive, before results even announced. Someone must have a lot of confidence that the outlook is positive.

I also looked at todays trades and I noticed the buys were at full ask but the offer has since dropped. The conclusion, I have come too on that, is that the market makers that have dropped the offer must be very short of stock. Sounds crazy, I know but for the sake of selling a couple of hundred thousand shares they seem to have wanted to give the false impression that they have a big seller. Well no T trades after close, so they must be hoping to pick up a bit of stock from investors that loose thier nerve but are sitting on a small profit.

Expect a bit of a shake tomorrow or a quick rise and fall to shake more stock out before the results. I`ll be surprised if they want to be short before then. I expect they will want a pretty level book.

Do you know anything about Bisson Ltd? Who are they?