In August 2007, ZOO acquired
the authoring business of Scope Seven, providing the group with a base near its
key customers in California and a broader service offering.

No. But the price has just ticked up. LOL

Yup read about the other possible Disney contract in weekend Telegraph.

Don't know whether this is related to that or whether its yet another speculated deal:

http://www.newratings.com/analyst_news/article_1078010.html

"Also in focus on speculation it is shortly to make an announcement regarding Ascent Media. Zoo Digital not immediately available to comment."

found this on another thread,(three pages) very interesting,

http://www.growingbusiness.co.uk/Ydprn0U.html

not very good results latest, but chins up, a wave of new products
including interactive dvds scheduled for the fourth quarter onwards, which
should see us gaining a bit more momentum for the rest of 2006,

what is it doing?

Mentioned in the telegraph today

Also looks like a big seller via EVO has now been cleared leading us to what should be a good bounce upwards.

big reaction to todays trading statement!

Wow.... 50% drop.

Are you a holder, Skids?

Now 55% and I have just brought a shed full of these, hoping for a bounce.

AndrewThomson77, yep.

Wouldn't touch this company with a barge pole. Even at these levels. Business will be a going concern very soon, and they will have to raise more funds, as usual...

Rumor going round today of a bid for the company, hugh 'B' trades gone through this morning, wait for confirmation RNS later.

The whole Group or part of? (ie. ZDP publishing side / ZOOtech DVD software side). Any ideas?

If it were, it would only be for the DVD software IP. The publishing side has no real assets. If they do not get bought out, they are likely to go bust.

Lots of buyers today, MM's hold sp back but will tick back up

TheMaster
can you post the rumour

Will not name my source, but its 'Disney' who want the ZOOtechDVD technology

I lost a lot. Thanks god I sold earlier.
BTW, why its name is ZOO?

Fremantle plays cards right with game shows

A renaissance in game show titles has prompted FremantleMedia to sign a raft of deals with software and DVD developers for UK shows such Play Your Cards Right and Blankety Blank, as well as a deal with Sky for an interactive TV game.

Fremantle has licensed rights to the UKs largest digital pay-TV platform, Sky, to create an interactive TV game based on the classic show Strike It Rich. The game, currently in development, will replicate the shows format and is expected to launch on the platform towards the end of this year.

In addition, software developer DVD Pro has been granted rights to hit global formats Play Your Cards Right (UK, Eire, France, Spain and Italy) and Blankety Blank (UK and Eire) while Circle has acquired rights to classic game shows The Price Is Right (UK, Eire, France, Spain and Italy) and Blockbusters (UK and Eire). The games will be available for retail from October.
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So the DVDExtra licensees continue to sign up DVDGame deals ie. Circle and DVD Pro Ltd : btw don't confuse DVDPro with Imagination's software DVD Game Pro - DVDPro Ltd licensed DVDExtra through Element Interactive responsible for the following games last season:

Gary Lineker's Football Challenge, The TVTimes Ultimate Soap Challenge and The Great British Pub Quiz Copyright DVD Pro Limited 2005.

Interesting reference to Sky within this article, especially with ZOOtech stating that DVDExtra was being developed for "some on-demand formats" ...