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.

21st july 2005

ZOO DIGITAL GROUP PLC
('ZOO' or 'the Group')

AGREEMENT TO PRODUCE WALLACE & GROMIT DVD GAME

- Partnership With Aardman Animations And Universal Pictures -
- Seven Year Exclusive Deal For All Territories Worldwide -

ZOO Digital Publishing Ltd ('ZDPL'), the games publishing division of ZOO
Digital Group plc, today announces that, in partnership with Aardman Animations
and Universal Pictures, it will release ZOO's first non-quiz DVD game based on
the forthcoming film Wallace & Gromit 'Curse of the Were-Rabbit'. The film will
be in cinemas in the autumn and the game will be released in time for the
Christmas 2005 market. The deal extends the Group's dominant position in the
production and publication of interactive DVD's ('I-DVD').

In the seven-year exclusive deal, ZDPL has options over all territories
worldwide and has acquired rights for a follow-on release within the term.
Territories confirmed by Universal include the UK, France, Germany, Italy,
Spain, Austria, Switzerland, Australia and Japan with further territories
currently under review.

Ian Stewart, Chief Executive of ZOO, said:

'We are delighted to continue building our relationship with Universal and to
sign our first deal with Aardman Animations, both of whom share and support
ourvision of the future of interactive DVDs. With this opportunity to produce the
world's first non-quiz DVD game, we can demonstrate the capability of our
DVD-EXTRA technology beyond quiz formats. These are exciting times for ZOO
and we hope to agreeing further licensing deals to release quality titles, such as
Aardman's 'Wallace and Gromit' into the market.'

No much movement today though. We need more news than this to get the sp moving!

ok!

Zoo is also hoping that the product will allow it to make a splash in the US, where it has already collaborated with Imagination Games and FremantleMedia on a Family Feud iDVD.

A decent move yesterday. Looking good any views?

i here there is good news to be released soon,

Which is what akel44?

Trouble here is that there is always news on the horizon, but it hardly ever seems to materialise. Some talk yesterday of a Dow Jones alert, but thats all it was "talk", dont think it ever existed.

dont know just heard a rumour, but the price is twitching,

what rumour akel44?

the alert d

just that something is imminent,thats all i know
cant say if its true because i do not know,
lets hope it is.

ok, I take it you can't post it here then?

exactly what i heard i have posted,
there were no details,thats why i said rumour,

some archive news:
http://www.interactivedv.com/press%20release%201.htm

http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=93872

Whoa. Big news!....a utlity for regions.

The shareprice has plummeted on this stock.
All promises of this amazing technology and what have they got to show for it.
Who wants to be a Millionaire! Units sold ? other titles ?

Exactly how many people want to play a game on their DVD player?
With games consoles and PC's doing the job extremely well...please could someone at ZOO tell what they beleive their market to be.

It all sounds clever....but you need customers with money to hand over!!

well this was the rumour, 18th aug. its out at last, after being held back

Zoo Digital Close To Deal With Walt Disney Co-Sources

The deal could be substantial for Zoo Digital, which develops and markets interactive technology for the DVD industry. Founded at the height of
the dotcom boom in 1999 under the name Kazoo3D PLC, it changed
its name in 2001 following a reverse takeover.

People close to the situation said Zoo Digital would be a
supplier of applications for interactive games and provide
supplementary background material for DVDs.

"We are hearing the deal could be worth 30 cents a disk," one person said.
He said a decision on the number of disks that would carry
Zoo Digital's technology had not been determined.

Zoo Digital has been testing its software with Disney over the past year,
the person close to the company said.

A spokesman for Zoo Digital declined to comment, but noted that the
company had said during a first-half results presentation in June
that it was in talks with a Hollywood studio.
A spokeswoman for Walt Disney was not immediately available to comment.

So what's that going to do for the bottom line going forward if true and, more importantly, the sp?

queen1:if true? the statement, or what it contains

i.e. is it signed, sealed and delivered? For Zoo to decline to comment on something potentially so positive seems rather odd.