watch and learn!

i have more of a portfolio than you will ever have or dream to have little guy.

oi dil...26th june..patience laddie

great deal makers and savvy board unlike the other sector muppets

Red rag to a bull toby--you will catch a lot of flack for that comment!! I'm still in and hoping for a ray of sunshine Tuesday--if that is results day!!

much improved results out at 3pm--shares perked up! there's a glimmer of hope here---we're still in business and turning around!! I might be olod and grey before I see any profits but at least we are not down the plug hole!!

LOL

Flogging the jewel in the (battered) crown ... smacks of desperation to me.

I brought these at 4.4p and have taken a big hit....is there any recovery in the next 6 months or any good news to come?

Is the Pope protestant ?

Dil, maybe he can put a 'word in' with the big boss upstairs.

Thesaurus, based on 2006 accounts, the level of debt and forward projections, this is looking like a long haul. Average down, bottom drawer or bite the bullet, it's a painful decision whichever you choose. Can understand your position.

Thesaurus, have you sold? Some news in. First time I've seen a placing price higher than the current SP, all-be-it small beer to the big boys.

You live and learn !

http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/200708081446267563B.html

They have issued them warrants too :


"The issue of the Warrants is conditional on the passing of certain resolutions
at the Company's next extraordinary general meeting (the 'EGM'). The Company is
seeking to call an EGM, notification of which will be sent to shareholders in
due course."

Bet they want half a dozen seats on the board ... another crap announcement methinks.

I am still holding on. Any thoughts on how this will effect the share price over the next 3 months

Last person to leave pse switch the lights off!

Think about it thesaurus , if they wanted to pick up that many shares they could do it in the market , must be plenty of p*ssed off holders willing to flog that many at a premium to current price.

It's another rescue package with big strings attached I guess.

YooMedia plc

New Customer Agreement

Remote Parking Payment Contract with Leading Car Park Company

YooMedia plc ("YooMedia" or "the Company"), the interactive media and games
group has, under its partnership agreement with PayChannel, entered into an
agreement with Meteor Parking Limited, part of the GoAhead Group Plc and
Britain's third largest car parks company.

The agreement is to provide remote payment services via a secure cashless
payment service called YooPark. It is expected that through YooPark, the
Company will earn a minimum of 17p per transaction per space and that this
agreement will cover at least 19,000 spaces, all at railway station car parks,
with expected further growth through roll-outs to other Meteor locations.
Whilst the initial deployment and subsequent roll out schedule is yet to be
finalised, the scope of planned deployment of YooPark by Meteor will include
car parks on the Southeastern, West Midlands, and Southern rail franchises.

There are two YooPark products being provided. Using the first, motorists are
able to dispense with the tradition of feeding car park machines with coins.
Instead payment can be tendered using an Interactive Voice Response (IVR)
system without any requirement for prior registration or, if preferred, via
mobile phone text messaging (for those who choose to register). If registering,
the IVR system will retain customers' payment card details for future use so
that these are never transmitted via SMS. Where a ticket has not been displayed
in the windscreen, parking attendants will be able to input the car
registration number into a Wireless Application Protocol (`WAP') application to
check if a valid YooPark payment has been made. Car park users who have not
paid will be issued with a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN). The second YooPark
product being provided allows payment of the PCN via a further IVR service
covered by the same transaction charging scheme as IVR parking. Both products
provide Meteor with full reporting and enquiry facilities and car park users
can request additional services such as SMS Reminders when their YooPark
parking time is about to expire and SMS Receipts for YooPark PCN payments.

YooMedia continues to explore opportunities in the parking and interactive
gaming sectors for its dedicated transaction services.

Neil MacDonald, Managing Director, commented:

"Expanding business activities through different applications of our
proprietary software is the principal focus of the Company. YooPark is a prime
example of what we can achieve.

"I am delighted that Meteor recognises the advantages of our system, which
enables an individual to simply park their car and pay using a mobile phone
while on the train. We believe this system to be at the forefront of the sector
and it has the ability to significantly add to our future profitability."

24 August 2007

Enquiries:

YooMedia plc Tel: 020 7462 0870

Neil MacDonald, Managing Director

Nexus Financial Ltd Tel: 020 7451 7050

Nicholas Nelson/Kathy Boate
nicholas.nelson@nexusgroup.co.uk

Nominated Advisor - Seymour Pierce Limited Tel: 020 7107 8000

Mark Percy/Parimal Kumar

Note to Editors:

YooMedia plc (
www.yoomedia.com
) is one of the UK's leading interactive
entertainment content and service providers. It conceives and delivers
interactive content and services with which brands can engage and secure
transactions from their consumer base. This activity takes place across and can
integrate multiple platforms, including interactive television, the web, fixed
and mobile phones. The Company's client base includes broadcasters & content
owners, brand owners and advertisers, gaming operators, and retailers and
service providers.

Yeah marvellous buts its an option to pay that way , how many do you reckon will use it about 99% imo will carry on paying as they do now.

Another crap announcement.

Followed by another crap posting. I don't know how you mange to be so consistently sad :-)

I get up early :-)

I think this will grow like topsy now! At least I've got everything crossed that it will! no meters to be broken into for the money-a big problem in London I believe and very convenient not having to find a machine and fumble around for change while your train pulls away etc. We may be about to go the right way at last!