Re;CUBE's teaser.......I think they did what SFA did today, but it's
more subtle
Video is going digital
and C-Cube is making it happen
In the home entertainment center
In broadcast and distribution facilities
In production and postproduction studios
From digital set-top boxes, DVD and VCD players, and video-equipped PCs in the
home... to direct-broadcast satellite, terrestrial, and two-way cable television
systems and distribution applications...to all-digital, nonlinear editing and DVD
authoring systems for professionals and prosumers...
Wherever digital video is created, transmitted, and archived,
and wherever video technology enhances people's entertainment and
business experiences,
C-Cube technology is there.
Beginning January 21st, C-Cube is launching an important three-part series that
shows how C-Cube Microsystems solutions are enabling the digital video revolution
in the home, in the studio and in broadcast. Check this space again on January
21st.
They don't want the story discounted because of any question about the numbers being there. The numbers first and then the story. No hype that way. A good plan. The story inked the same day as earning come out. If they missed no one would bother to read it. So how good a Q did they have?
With SFA's news today and if CUBE has a solid Q and if say some other digital video stocks have good Q maybe the whole sector will get a boost and ..................
Fidelity will start a Digital Video sector fund?
PS FredE, remember these guys......
MSU Corp., An Internet Set-Top Box Company, Reports Fourth Quarter/Year End Results; Fiscal '98 is First Profitable Year in Company's History
MILTON KEYNES, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 7, 1999--MSU
Corporation (OTC BB: MUCP), a manufacturer and marketer of
Internet-access set-top boxes, today announced financial results for
its fiscal year ended June 30, 1998, the first profitable year in the
company's history.
The company reported first-time operating income of $286,256 for
fiscal 1998, compared with last fiscal year's operating loss of
$2,112,885. Net income for fiscal 1998 was $291,744, or two cents per
share, basic and diluted, on 16,246,000 weighted average shares
outstanding, versus a net loss of $2,106,709, or 13 cents per basic
and diluted share on 15,700,000 weighted average shares outstanding
for fiscal 1997. Revenues for fiscal 1998 increased 182 percent to
$4,179,203, from $1,479,911 for the prior fiscal year...................... |
