Time to stand up and be counted in my opinion..

news is turning positive here...wontg be long before sentiment drives this one up..........

Had thought this was a tropical paradise but there seems to be some peasantry about. Still, as long as they know their place and doff their caps, will get cook to throw out some scraps.
sd.

mp
Two many noughts on yours thats cheating.

A report in Saturday's Telegraph - "China has been the New Klondike for a Decade", gives details of disasters that have overtaken the many firms who have sought to cash in on China's booming economy. But it concludes on a highly optimistic note, describing a maturing business climate and an affluent community that that is now emerging, and so better enabling entreprenuers to establish themselves there successfully. Such reports seem to appear regularly nowadays, suggesting to me that this is very much the right time to be investing in China.
PCM has been around, and in the doldrums, for a long time and I feel more and more confident that its time has come.
A trawl through google has disclosed quite a lot of Pacific Medias, at least one of them in Silicon Valley, but happily I could not find any other plcs.
Will keep watching.
sd.

I checked out the website and found it well designed with some interesting products. feather bras! tooth whitening kits (do the chinese worry about white teeth I wonder) an exclusive line of cosmetics for TV sales and in the department stores. I think you're right squidd--the chinese are ready to buy we just have to wait for the profits to roll in!!

ps www.pmplc.com

squidd
Blimmy squidd for a minute then, I thought you was going to reveal a massive contract with PCM and China that you have read in the Telegraph, its OK my pulse is back.

MP
Do it right we are professionals on here.


http://www.pmplc.com/

Moneyplus,

The affluent Asians are very keen on th latest beauty products such as white teeth. Look to Thailand and ask why everything is branded whitening cream ;-)

Thanks all. Driver-I'm computer illiterate no professionals my end!

mp
Don't worry we will hold yer hand.

Some nice buys today.

Yes driver, mine among them, I'm still topping up. I get the feeling the AIM market is brightening up as the Sell in May brigade evaporate.
sd.

squidd
The AIM market might be brightening up but pcm is on the main.
Sill topping up, leave some for the rest of us.

Driver: Yes, thanks for that. I was probably thinking of ULT where I've just read your post and kicking myself for being left out. I was waiting till they moved over to AIM before buying, and then lost track of them.
sd.

squidd
If you don't know any thing about ULT, you must know that you will be able to get in at a lower level, it always drops back. I am a average downer on that stock, with the belief that one day it will take off.

Yippee edgar has finally come aboard, all aboard for the PCM express.



1st June 2005
Edgar Bronfman Snr to be
Special Adviser to Pacific Media Board


London Pacific Media plc (LSE:PCM), a leading Asia-based television home shopping company, today announced that
Edgar
Bronfman Snr will take up the position of Special Adviser to the Board.

The Company announced that Mr. Bronfman had agreed to join its Board in July 2004. However, he has informed
Pacific
Media of his decision to step back from Board involvement in public companies
following a long and
distinguished business career.

Commending Pacific Media on the progress made to date, Mr. Bronfman will continue to be a significant
shareholder in the Company, and in the new position, will provide general advice and
guidance to the Pacific Media
Board.

We quite understand and respect Mr. Bronfmans wish to reduce his corporate commitments. We are delighted that he
has however agreed to assist us in an advisory capacity. We are certain that our Board
will benefit from his
counsel at this exciting time for the Company, commented Darren Shaw, Executive Chairman of Pacific Media.


Notes to Editor

About Pacific Media

Headquartered in Hong Kong and listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE:PCM), Pacific
Media is an Asia-based
television home shopping company with principal operations in Greater China, one of the worlds largest and fastest
growing consumer retail markets. The Company also has a presence in other non-core
markets in the region.

Pacific Media is wholly focused on becoming the leading Asia-based provider of t-commerce solutions. T-commerce is
the use of television as a retail platform to sell products directly to consumers. Pacific Medias full-fledged
t-commerce business is supported by multiple marketing and distribution channels including television home shopping,
retail, direct marketing and the internet. Pacific Media also provides t-commerce products and services
to
international home shopping operators worldwide.

In China, Pacific Media operates through the ResponzeTV brand name, broadcasting television shopping programmes on a
number of leading satellite and terrestrial television stations, reaching more than 160
million households nationwide.


For media enquiries, please contact:

Pacific Media

cavman2
He has decided to step back from Board involvement in public companies.

And become a Special Adviser to Pacific Media Board.

I must be very ignorant, leading a sheltered life in some Hampshire backwater, 'cos I didn't know who Edgar Bronfman was, but Google quickly filled me in. E.B. senior (our man) has been described as King of the Jews, whilst only last month, E.B. Jr. was described as one of the world's most powerful men.
Have a read, they seem to be just the family for a PR job, and dad seems to be the right choice for us; Jr. though, is a leading exponent of cash-burn.
sd.

I know Driver but that has got to be better than no involvement at all, he would not get involved until his advisers thought that it would be a good thing for him.
So read into that what you will.

squidd
Thanks for that, very interesting

cavman2
Thanks for the lead.

driver,
IMHO this is going to blow sometime, there several powerfull business men running this and I don't think they want the scraps from the table.