DCD Media plc The TV production & distribution powerhouse

DCD Media Plc formerly (Digital Classics plc) Europe's pre-eminent independent producer and distributor of arts, music and dramatic television programming.

The Now New DCD comprises of new acquisitions NBD TV, Box TV, Iambic Productions, Digital Classics DVD, and Done & Dusted.

Box TV A leading drama production company whose recent BBC production Sweeney Todd' Leading Roll Ray Winston received high public and critical acclaim.

Done & Dusted , Specialists in documentary, drama and music event specials respectively, offering an increased output of quality production, and a maker of rock concert videos.

NBD TV, A rock and pop music distributor.
http://www.nbdtv.com/

Iambic Productions Leading specialist producer of arts, music and entertainment programmes.

About DCD
DCD make's and delivers great programmes for clients enabling them to achieve high audience satisfaction and ratings. Delivering through the activities of subsidiary companies each of which is a recognisable and successful brand. Each of the subsidiaries is specialized but their activities are complementary and enable maximization of current and future intellectual property rights.

DCD's Vision is to become Europe's pre-eminent independent producer and distributor of arts, entertainment, music and drama audio-visual content for television and DVD.

The newly formed DCD is well positioned to return massive growth In the coming years in revenue and Share Price this from the Interim Results 200% increase in turnover to 3.7m against same period last year 21/03/06
http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/20060320070000P4F9E.html
DCD Media PLC
http://www.dcdmedia.co.uk/

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Major New Drama Productions
27/04/2006
http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/20060427070000P53DC.html

DCD MEDIA SHOWREEL 2006
http://www.dcdmedia.co.uk/showreels/DigitalClassicsShowreelWM9512Kbps.wmv

New DCD Download Site
http://www.digitalclassicsdvd.co.uk/index.php

NBDtv hires for sales drive

It was snapped up by David Elstein's DCD Media last December. Now UK distributor NBDtv has appointed a new sales team, hiring execs from rivals 3DD Entertainment and Zonemedia.

Danielle Davies, formerly sales manager at music event and telefilm vendor 3DD, and before that at Action Time and RDF Media, has been taken on to head the newly created southern and eastern hemisphere sales department. She will focus on the Middle East, Far East, Latin America, Canada and Australasia.

Rick Barker, formerly head of television sales at another DCD Media subsidiary, Digital Classics Distribution, has the newly created position of head of sales for continental Europe at NBDtv. Lauren Marriott has also joined from his eastern European sales position at Zonemedia to become sales exec at NBD, reporting to Barker.

Traditionally specialising in music-related programming, NBDtv now distributes a more diverse slate, said CEO Nicky Davies Williams, including drama, kids and factual programming supplied by DCD Medias wholly owned production companies: Done & Dusted, Box TV and Iambic Productions.

DCD Media paid 1.46m (US$2.73m) for 21-year-old NBDtv last year as part of an ongoing acquisitions spree that also saw it pay a total of 6.12m for Box TV, the drama prodco set up six years ago by Channel 4's entire drama department, led by ex-commissioning editor Gub Neal.


31 Jul 2006
C21 Media 2006

Edited version of todays trading update;
"hey guys, we're doing a bit better than we thought. This is pretty good".

Al
Looking good.

June 2006 will moderately exceed expectations, and are comfortable with the
outlook.

Trading Update & Announcement of New Projects
http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/20060802070000PD25C.html

FT

Hitting the V spot
By Clay Harris

Published: August 2 2006 03:00 | Last updated: August 2 2006 03:00

Done and Dusted, part of Aim-listed DCD Media, has won two new contracts.

It will produce and direct the MTV Video Music Awards next month and devise and stage this year's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show for CBS. The latter show, the acceptable face of lingerie in the prudish US broadcasting culture, is expected to contribute $5m (3.7m) to turnover against $2m last year when D&D only televised it.


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LONDON (AFX) - DCD Media PLC said it is 'comfortable' with its outlook, and expects pretax earnings for the full year to June to 'moderately exceed expectations'.

In a trading update, the company said its recently acquired subsidiaries Done and Dusted (DandD) and Box TV have been integrated smoothly, and that it is seeking further growth opportunities.

'We believe that significant further growth can be achieved through both internal expansion and acquisition, so long as they enhance shareholder value, and we are actively seeking such opportunities', said chief executive Chris Hunt.

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Holding in Company

The Company was informed today by Richard Price, a non-executive director of the
Company, that RPTA Limited, a company controlled by him, had purchased 1,700,000
ordinary shares of 0.1p each in the Company ('Ordinary Shares'). The purchase
price for these shares was 1.19 pence.

Mr Price's total holding of Ordinary Shares now totals 9,337,095 Ordinary
Shares, representing approximately 0.31 per cent. of the issued share capital of
the Company.

2 August 2006

looking good, not surprise as everybody wants a piece of this juicy company.
this top banana is for long term investor.
fish can fly.

From the Daily Mail

Former five boss david Elstein's DCD Media boogied 0.05p ahead to 1.175p after it won a contract to produce the MTV video awards in August.
The company has undergone something of a transformation but the shares have yet to respond.
After the hefty price Permira paid earlier this week for privately-owned all3Media maker of midsummer murders, listed TV producers surely deserve closer examination.

NBDtv rides the Underground with Ernie

UK independent distributor NBDtv will be taking new children's animation series Underground Ernie to Mipcom next month, CEO Nicky Davies Williams has announced.

The 26x12' childrens CGI animation series is based on the names of the London Underground tube lines, and is being produced for UK diginet CBeebies by Joella Productions. Former England football ace Gary Lineker provides the main voiceover.

"The programming we now represent internationally is now extremely diverse," added Davies Williams. "I am sure that Mipcom Junior buyers will enjoy Underground Ernie as a must-have entertaining series for three- to eight-year-old boys and girls around the world and see the huge licensing and merchandising potential."



5 Sep 2006
C21 Media 2006

DRIVER

THANKS FOR THE POSTING AND the beautiful picture. DCD another beautiful little fish. Nice one with a capital of 37million at the little price of 1.14p but profitable and ahead of market expectation. PE should be improving as earning is growing non-stop. You wonder why they all want a piece of it. well, everybody is welcome though if they want to join.

Psst, driver.
Whats happened with this one this morning????

Looks like the buy recommend in this months red-hot penny shares did the trick. Results out in November I think.

These's are all buys today so far, 1.16 to buy at the moment.

The volumes building on DCD ahead of the results by the look of it.

10/10/2006 - New appointment for Box TV

Box TV, the drama subsidiary of DCD Media, has hired Adrian Bate to further expand development and production alongside the companys founding producer, Gub Neal.

Gub and Adrian will work together overseeing the company's existing commissions as well as developing a wide range of new work for both the UK and international markets.

Adrian, who was Head of Film & Drama at Zenith Entertainment and has been responsible for over 40 hours of prime time UK drama (Two Thousand Acres of Sky, 55 Degrees North, Class of 76 and Cider with Rosie), will also be bringing the Zenith drama slate with him.

Justin Thomson-Glover, MD of Box TV and a director of DCD Media, said: We are delighted that Adrian is joining Box TV. He is a fantastic producer and has a hugely successful track-record in making long running series as well as ambitious events.

With Sweeney Todd, Wind in the Willows, and Bon Voyage all kicking off for us in the last 12 months and an ambitious range of new series and events coming through, Adrian is perfectly placed to help Box TVs growing slate.

Adrians specific strength in popular series will give Box TV a significant advantage in building a reputation in a broader range of genre as well.

Adrian said: Working with Box is an exciting prospect - their ethos is geared to developing and producing quality drama. Im really impressed with the projects that already have been commissioned or developed its a company with real ambition, and it will be great working alongside Gub and his talented team."

At the same time Box TV have also appointed Julian Stevens as Head of Development to manage the expansion of work, including the additional developments brought in from Zenith by Adrian.

many thanks driver and best luck to DCD

Box TV, production

Tues 24th and Wed 25th Oct at 9pm, ITV1

During this two-part thriller, Neil and Elizabeth take their children David and Rachel on a camping holiday in rural France.

Oddly, they find themselves continuingly bumping into over friendly couple Simon and Linda who claim to be camping with their own children.

Elizabeth finds the couple creepy, a fear which is compounded when they begin to spot Simon and Linda's camper van in their rear view mirror. Are the couple following them or is it mere coincidence?

Later, when a young boy goes missing, Elizabeth and Neil begin to suspect the oddball couple are more dangerous than creepy.

To their horror, the same boy runs screaming from the woods into the path of their car. As they look for help, stranded in the isolated forest of the Pyrenees, they see the camper van appearing out of the darkness.

When Neil and Elizabeth go to investigate, Simon and Linda have gone. And when they return to their own car, so have David and Rachel.

And now look! You can even take a sneaky peak at Bon Voyage with our fantastic clip.

http://mfile.akamai.com/12621/wmv/carlton1.download.akamai.com/12621/bonvoyage_hi.wmv

23 October 2006

DCD Media plc

Notice of Final Results

DCD Media plc, a leading independent TV producer and distributor of arts,
entertainment, music and drama programming, is pleased to notify that final
results for the year ended 30 June 2006 will be published on Tuesday 31
October.

Are we looking forward to tomorrow, Driver???
Alan

Al
I just ask some one on the other side when the results where out (Im getting so lazy) I take it its tomorrow.

Al
I just noticed it's on the post above, what am I like.