arborman
08 Aug 2016
Happy Days and becoming happier as the days pass by
arborman
03 Aug 2016
Re: strange trades Some higher value trades today, last one at 0.485, might even break above 0.5p if we are luckySomething stirring indeed
Trek
02 Aug 2016
strange trades four trades @ 999,999, and one @7, all at 4.35,strange because even at T 20 it`s only 4.125,something stirring?
arborman
25 Jul 2016
Re: doubled up Great RNS this morning detailing the statement made at our AGM followed by a decent rise in the SP.The future looks better than ever for PROX
arborman
12 Jul 2016
Re: doubled up No idea but would expect an rns on the day of the AGM, what I do think is that PROX is very cheap at this level which is why I chose to double up and average down, I expect this to return to the 1p level with any positive newsGLA
TJHadder
12 Jul 2016
Re: doubled up Any idea when that RNS might be? I notice there is an AGM due on 25/7... so is it likely that the sp will increase as we get closer to that date?No ramping please, just good honest opinion or facts.
arborman
11 Jul 2016
Progress Buys just above 0.4p won't be around for long, expect steady progress back towards one whole penny!
arborman
05 Jul 2016
doubled up bought another 750,000 today @ 4pwaiting for the rns about update for google on london busses and the inevitable (IMO) roll out across the UK, back to 1p and beyond
erdec
19 May 2016
Journey has started Interesting buying going on.
erdec
19 May 2016
One to watch [link]
arborman
17 May 2016
Re: Calm down choo chooup 40% and no commentsam i alone on this board?2p here we comeIMHO
arborman
11 Apr 2016
Calm down Think i need to calm down on this one as i am getting far too excited with the google tie upCould well be a company makng year with the beacons, and lots of roll outs across london and the UK to come, seems this train might actually be leaving the station in the next few monthsGLA
erdec
10 Mar 2016
Proactive Norwich-based technology company Proxama PLC (LON
ROX) proved this week you do not need a trendy Silicon Roundabout address to attract the attention of Google.The mobile commerce group has joined forces with the king of the search engines to provide live travel updates and advertising on London buses, prompting investors to get on board the Proxama bandwagon.Shares rose 22% on the day the news was announced and were up a further 13% the morning after, as investors woke up to the potential of its technology, which is, if you'll forgive the pun, tapping into the way customers pay for their purchases and the way businesses engage with their customers.It's the customer engagement aspect of the Proxama business that was to the fore on Tuesday as the company, in partnership with “out of home” advertising player Exterion Media, launched in London what it called “the world's first Physical Web consumer engagement experience,” via Google's Eddystone open beacon format.Sweeping aside the marketing speak, and putting aside any notion of this involving lighthouses (we'll get to the concept of beacons in a moment), what this means is that Proxama's MyStop service will deliver real-time transport updates to London commuters and travellers' mobile devices, as well as contextually relevant advertising.This being a Google-focused initiative, the service will be available to passengers that have Google's Chrome browser installed, but fear not iPhone users, all you need to do is download and install the browser.Eventually, the service will ultimately be extended to other browsers, such as Opera, Firefox and Microsoft's new Edge offering, Proxama said.Passengers can use the service to see real-time route updates and status, as well as set a reminder notification as they approach their chosen stop, according to their exact location on the bus route.As someone in the office said, where was this when I was travelling home on the night bus on weekends back in the nineties?The technology makes use of a beacon network that interacts with a user's mobile device to provide geo-location information, hence the bit about “contextually relevant advertising” - the last thing you want to see when standing at a windy bus stop on the Seven Sisters Road in North London is an advert for a car hire firm in Accrington."Proxama has long seen the potential in beacons for delivering great consumer experiences via mobile. The ability to deliver contextually relevant messages and content to specific demographics has been the Holy Grail for brands for many years." said Jon Worley, the chief executive officer (CEO) of Proxama's Marketing Division."We've partnered with Google to ensure our TapPoint platform supports Physical Web experiences, meaning brands will no longer have to worry about whether a consumer is using this app or that device - just that they are connected to the internet. Through Proxama, brands are now able to deploy beacon enabled campaigns to large numbers of consumers rapidly and without technical complexity,” Worsley explained.The company expects further roll-outs in London and the UK over the coming months across transport networks and high footfall destinations such as shopping centres, stadia, city centres and entertainment and sporting events.The latter would make it ideal for those supporters in the north-west staging protests by leaving football matches early …Mike Wood, director of Product Strategy and Innovation at Exterion Media, said it was clear that the potential for Eddystone and the Physical Web to enable brand owners to better engage with consumers on the move was large.“We have enhanced our bus beacon network to support Eddystone and we're excited to see how brands take advantage of this. Along with our recent Fox and Shazam Kung Fu Panda 3 campaign announcement, this is yet another indicator that 2016 will be the year beacon technology gains significant market traction,” Woo
arborman
09 Mar 2016
Re: Pottential starting to show... New contract with google, up 22%, no comments....
