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NS8 Corporation (www.ns8corp.net) is a digital interactive media distribution company that specializes in the development of server-based technologies in the areas of content licensing, digital media publishing and royalty distribution management, including interactive consumer viewing systems for Internet on demand applications for PC, IPTV and other portable media devices.As experts in digital media distribution and consumer experience design, we are able to offer a true turn-key end-to-end solution for content owners, advertisers, telecommunications carriers and internet service providers (ISPs) that want a cost efficient system to advance their competitive edge in this constantly evolving industry.

www.ns8corp.net Neue sehr sehenswerte Seite!

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"Our mission is to become the industry standard in digital broadcast management."

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BRIEF COMPANY HISTORY
In 1999, the founders of NS8 Corporation anticipated the emergence of a new paradigm where entertainment content would be delivered on demand to the home over existing Internet and IP-based networks. Recent multi-billion dollar investments by cable television and telecommunications companies to expand their digital infrastructure demonstrate that on demand digital entertainment is already a reality in many parts of the world.
Foreseeing that future, NS8 Corporation has developed technologies and solutions to enable the on demand service models that are changing the home entertainment experience. With more than 40 employees and 16 proprietary patent-pending technologies, NS8 Corporation is emerging as a world leader in on demand technologies and consumer experience design.

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The NS8Corp technology-enabled content on-demand system helps service providers bring to consumers, a unique and compelling programming and viewing experience. For the first time, consumers can access film or television programs on-demand at full broadcast, near-DVD quality. Thousands of titles will be available through the broadband connection on their computers or through their provider

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"Foreseeing that future, NS8 Corporation has developed technologies and solutions to enable the on demand service models that are changing the home entertainment experience. With more than 40 employees and 16 proprietary patent-pending technologies, NS8 Corporation is emerging as a world leader in on demand technologies and consumer experience design."

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Erste Aufträge liegen vor:

NS8 Corporation: iWave Signs Major Content Provider to Distribute Digital Films and High Definition Programming Libraries in the United States
Tuesday April 18, 9:29 am ET


LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 18, 2006 -- NS8 Corporation (OTC BB:NSEO.OB - News), a digital interactive media distribution company, announced today that its digital broadcast management service division, iWave Interactive Systems, has signed a non-exclusive multi-year distribution agreement with leading home entertainment programmer Image Entertainment Inc.'s digital rights subsidiary, Egami Media, Inc., allowing iWave to deliver exclusive program titles to North American consumers via its iWave PC on-demand service.
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Egami Media will provide NS8 with rights for a select list of premium titles from its library of approximately 1500 digital titles, including High Definition Documentaries, Feature Films, TV Series, Comedy Specials, Foreign and Special Interest categories. Programs will be made available in Video On-Demand (VOD), Subscription Video On-Demand (SVOD) and Download-to-Own (DTO) digital delivery options.

iWave will offer these titles to its commercial customers in North America as a first phase rollout during second quarter 2006. Uniquely different from other Internet content providers, content libraries will be distributed using iWave's proprietary content management system which enables the automated delivery, publishing and release scheduling of content as it becomes available to the end consumer. As part of the end-to-end system, iWave will also provide real-time reporting of consumer usage and purchase data to Egami Media as part of the iWave service.

Using standard high speed DSL, cable or wireless Internet environments, consumers will be able to view high quality streaming or download content such as high definition using iWave's proprietary consumer interface, which requires no installation to be accessed. Unlike other similar services available on the Internet, consumers will have the complete portability of accessing and transporting their content from any home or commercial PC device. The price of content on iWave Interactive will be competitive to other services on the Internet today.

According to Rider Research, there were 49.2 million North American broadband subscribers at year-end 2005. It is expected that the number of worldwide consumer broadband subscribers is expected to grow from 184 million in 2005 to more than 360 million by 2010. According to Park Associates, US consumer spending for online entertainment, including on-demand gaming, music and video services, will grow by 260% within the next five years. Driven primarily by broadband usage and innovations in digital entertainment platforms, revenues are expected to grow from $2.4 billion to nearly $9.0 billion in 2010.

About NS8 Corporation

NS8 Corporation (www.ns8corp.net) is a digital interactive media distribution company that specializes in the development of server-based technologies in the areas of content licensing, digital media publishing and royalty distribution management, including interactive consumer viewing systems for Internet on-demand applications for PC, IPTV and other portable media devices.

iWave Interactive Systems (www.iwave.tv) is a division of NS8 Corporation that specializes in providing turn-key Broadcast Management Services of digital content over Internet-enabled networks. iWave combines NS8's proprietary server based technologies for use by content owners, media distributors, and telecommunication companies to provide a powerful solution for processing, publishing, reporting and distributing content to consumers over a PC, IPTV or portable wireless environment.

Safe Harbor Statement

Certain statements made herein that are not historical are forward-looking within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are based on the Company's beliefs and the assumptions it made using information currently available to it. Because these statements reflect the Company's current views concerning future events, these statements involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions. The actual results could differ materially from the results discussed in the forward-looking statements. In any event, undue reliance should not be placed on any forward-looking statements, which apply only as of the date of this press release.

Trademarks

Consumer Program and Shopping Guide, CPG, Library Distribution Management System, LDMS, NS8, Secure Digital Content Distribution, Security Protocol Integration, SPI, and iWave Interactive Systems, iWaveMedia, AdWave are either registered trademarks or trademarks of NS8 Corporation or its subsidiaries. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.

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NS8 Corporation has several US patent pending and Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) applications pending with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. These patent applications include over 16 different technologies, methods and processes in the areas of:

* Non-resident software systems;
* Automated coding architecture;
* Digital media formatting;
* Digital media filtering and distribution methodologies;
* Digital media reporting, royalty and encoding methods; and
* Secure content distribution, communications and collaboration
systems.

TRADEMARKS
NS8 Corporation has also filed several trademarks in the US and international territories in an attempt to protect its intellectual property as part of our internal IP program, which includes patents, trademarks, copyrights, and maintaining certain technologies as trade secrets.

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Our research and development facilities specialize in four distinct arenas of digital management and distribution:

* Content Management - the ability of our technology to centralize the publication, scheduling and distribution of digital content over the internet for telecommunication companies, advertisers and internet service providers;

* Distribution Protection - the ability of our technologies to add essential tracking information to valuable content when they are distributed over the internet;

* Real-Time Reporting - the ability of our commercial customers to receive real-time consumer reports and essential behavioural data to enhance their service and revenue capabilities; and

* Consumer Experience - our ability to design state of the art user menus and tools that can be accessed by any PC without installation and provides the consumer with a completely easy to use, visually appealing interactive experience.

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Heute mal richtig Volumen in Amiland. Das gab's ja seit Monaten nicht mehr.
Kommt da vielleicht was?????

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Sehr erfreuliche News, das erklärt das hohe Volumen und den Kursantieg die letzten Tage.

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NS8 Corporation: iWave to Provide IPTV and PC Interactive on Demand to ReelTime Media Ltd. of Australia
Monday June 5, 9:29 am ET


LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 5, 2006 -- NS8 Corporation's (OTC BB:NSEO.OB - News) entertainment network division, iWave Interactive Systems, has entered into a Licensing Agreement with ReelTime Media Ltd. (Australia:RMA.AX - News) to provide IP Television and PC interactive on demand systems for the Australian market. In addition to receiving license fees for an initial 400,000 consumers for both IP Television and PC Interactive, iWave will share in the lucrative television and PC advertising revenues derived from the ReelTime service.
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The current Australian market has a broadband population of approximately 2,850,000 with an adoption rate of more than 20,000 customers a week. ReelTime is expected to rollout their services starting in July 2006, following delivery by iWave, and expect rapid adoption by its existing commercial service providers.

John Karantzis, Managing Director of ReelTime - "We have explored several other solution providers and found iWave to be the most consumer appealing and commercially flexible system to handle our media assets and service our customers. We are in the middle of a very dynamic evolution in this digital industry and the solution that has the capability of rapidly reaching out to a consumer and capture its attention through appeal and simplicity will win."

Carl Segal, Executive Vice President of NS8 - "ReelTime has the definite expertise and industry backing to become a significant leader in the Australian market within a short period of time. We are pleased to have been selected as their commercial technology provider for their digital entertainment strategy."

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Wenn sich die Technologie von NS8 Corp etabliert, werden wir hier bald ganz andere Kurse sehen. In 3 Jahren wird es kaum noch Videotheken geben, dafür nutzt man dann die Technologie von NS8 Corp.

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Immer wieder sehenswert:

www.ns8corp.net --> Hier wird die Technologie sehr gut erklärt.
www.iwave.tv --> Produkt von NS8 Corp.

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... und dann noch der Vertrag mit ReelTime Media Ltd. of Australia, NS8 scheint weltweit die Fühler auszustrecken, und das sind erste Erfolge!

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"Our mission is to become the industry standard in digital broadcast management."



(Auszug von der NS8-Website.)

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Gestern wieder hohe Umsätze an der OTC und Tageshoch bei 17 Cent

Es geht in die richtige Richtung. Aber irgendwie merkt's niemand in Deutschland . Gestern nur 7800 Stück umgesetzt in Frankfurt.

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OTC gestern + 9,7 % und auf Tageshoch bei 17 Cent geschlossen. Langsam aber sicher geht's los.

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Schaut sich sonst niemand diese Firma an??

Würde mich über eine rege Diskussion freuen

[kafutznik]

sei froh das hier ruhe ist dann gibt es wenigstens kein pushen und bashen hier ,das Teil wird über kurz oder lang extrem steigen kurse von 2-3 Dollar sind locker möglich ,warten wir mal ab aber die haben ja schon gute verträge abgeschlossen,, jetzt wird geld verdient und das ist wichtig und du hast recht das volumen steigt jetzt stetig an bei steigendem Kurs ..also liegen lassen kann bei dieser aktie ruck zuck gehen da sin ein paar 100 % schnell möglich schönen Tag noch

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Details zum Deal mit ReelTime:


12-Jun-2006

Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement



ITEM 1.01 ENTRY INTO A MATERIAL DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT
A. On June 1, 2006, NS8 Corporation (the "Company" ) executed a Service Distribution Agreement (the "Service Agreement" ) with ReelTime Infotainment Ltd. ("ReelTime" ), a company incorporated in the Commonwealth of Australia. Pursuant to the Service Agreement, the Company and ReelTime agreed to enter into a business arrangement whereby the Company will provide ReelTime with certain products and services (the "iWave PC Distribution Platform" ) for the purpose of facilitating ReelTime's business of providing digital content services to end-consumers by means of its internet personal computer (PC) video on demand (VOD) services ("ReelTime's Services" ).

B. By a certain iWave IPTV VOD License Agreement (the "iWave IPTV Agreement" ) dated June 9, 2006, the Company and ReelTime agreed that the Company will provide ReelTime with certain products and services (the "iWave IPTV VOD Distribution Platform" ) for its internet protocol television (IPTV) video on demand (VOD) services. The Services Agreement and the iWave IPTV Agreement are hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Agreements".

C. Pursuant to the terms of the Service Agreement the Company will license its iWave PC Distribution Platform products and services to ReelTime (the "PC License" ) for the term of the Agreement (the "PC License Term" ) being a term of three years from the date of commencement of services, June 1, 2006. The Service Agreement shall terminate on the third anniversary of the commencement date of services unless terminated earlier as provided in sections 7.1 and 7.2 the Service Agreement. The PC License granted to ReelTime includes the right for ReelTime to use the iWave PC Distribution Platform as part of ReelTime's Services as contemplated in the Services Agreement throughout the Commonwealth of Australia.

D. Pursuant to the terms of the iWave IPTV Agreement the Company will license its iWave IPTV VOD Distribution Platform products and services to ReelTime (the "IPTV License" ) for the term of three years from the date of commencement of services, June 9, 2006 (the "IPTV License Term" ) and shall terminate on the third anniversary of the commencement date of services unless terminated earlier as provided in sections 7.1 and 7.2 of the iWave IPTV Agreement. The IPTV License granted to ReelTime to use the iWave IPTV VOD Distribution Platform includes the right for ReelTime to use the iWave IPTV VOD Distribution Platform as part of ReelTime's Services as contemplated in this Agreement throughout the Commonwealth of Australia.

E. Under the Agreements annual license fees are payable by ReelTime to the Company yearly with additional blocks of licenses available if requested by ReelTime. Under each of the Agreements ReelTime will pay the Company an initial installation and training fee and maintenance fees for Years 2 and 3 of the respective License Terms. Maintenance will be provided by the Company for Year 1 of the respective License Terms without a fee as part of the initial product delivery. The Company and ReelTime will share the revenue derived from advertising on ReelTime's Services. Custom features and development will be provided by the Company to ReelTime at a specified hourly rate. The terms regarding the foregoing license fees, other fee payments due to the Company, and payment schedules are described in Schedule A of the Agreements.

F. Under the Service Agreement the Company will provide ReelTime in the initial product release with VOD features for the iWave PC Distribution Platform, as follows: (i) General Systems Management; (ii) Content Formats Delivery and Usage; (iii) Digital Rights Management; (iv) Download Manager; (v) Asset and Catalog Management; (vi) Consumer User Interface (Consumer Program Guide);
(vii) Access Management; (viii) User Management System; (ix) Ordering Management Systems; (x) Billing and Payment Methods; (xi) Advertising Management Applications; and (xii) Reporting Applications, all according to the specifications set out in Schedule B of the Agreement.

G. Under the iWave IPTV Agreement the Company will provide ReelTime with the introduction of VOD for set top box platforms, which includes: (i) General Systems Management; (ii) Content Formats Delivery and Usage; (iii) Digital Rights Management; (iv) Download Manager; (v) Asset and Catalog Management;
(vi) Consumer User Interface (Consumer Program Guide); (vii) Access Management; (viii) User Management System; (ix) Ordering Management Systems;
(x) Billing and Payment Methods; (xi) Advertising Management Applications; and (xii) Reporting Applications, all according to the specifications set out in Schedule B of the Agreement.

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Und weiter geht's:



13-Jun-2006

Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement

ITEM 1.01 ENTRY INTO A MATERIAL DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT
A. On June 8, 2006, NS8 Corporation (the "Company" ) executed a Service Distribution Agreement (the "Service Agreement" ) with Advanced Datanetwork Communications Co., Ltd., a Thai Limited company, through Buddy Broadband, its internet protocol television (IPTV) service brand (collectively, "ADC" ). Pursuant to the Service Agreement, the Company and ADC agreed to enter into a business arrangement whereby the Company will provide ADC with certain products and services (the "iWave PC Distribution Platform" ) for the purpose of facilitating ADC's business of providing digital content services to end-consumers by means of its internet personal computer (PC) video on demand (VOD) services ("ADC's Services" ).

B. By a certain iWave VOD Content Supply Agreement (the "Content Supply Agreement" ) dated June 8, 2006, the Company and ADC agreed that ADC has the option to license certain content (the "Content" ) from the Company for ADC's IPTV and internet PC VOD services according to the distribution rights of each individual program. The Services Agreement and the Content Supply Agreement are hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Agreements" .

C. Pursuant to the terms of the Service Agreement the Company will make its products and services (the "iWave Services" ) available to ADC for the term of the Agreement (the "Services Term" ) being a term of three years from the date of commencement of services, June 8, 2006. The Service Agreement shall terminate on the third anniversary of the commencement date of services unless terminated earlier by the Company as provided in section 7.1 of the Service Agreement. The iWave Services granted to ADC includes the right for ADC to use the iWave PC Distribution Platform as part of ADC's Services as contemplated within the Services Agreement within the Kingdom of Thailand.

D. Pursuant to the terms of the Content Supply Agreement the Company will license Content to ADC during the term of the Agreement, being three years from the date of commencement of services, June 8, 2006 (the "Term" ). The Term shall terminate on the third anniversary of the commencement date of services unless terminated earlier by the Company as provided in section 12 of the Content Supply Agreement. The license granted by the Company to ADC to use the Content includes the right for ADC to use the Company's iWave Interactive Distribution Platform as part of ADC's Services as contemplated within this Agreement within the Kingdom of Thailand.

E. Under the Agreements fees are payable by ADC to the Company based on an agreed share of the net revenue collected by ADC from its customers. Under each of the Agreements ADC will pay to the Company on a monthly basis, a percentage share of all the charges actually collected from end-users after allocation of revenue share to payment of the appropriate content owner has been deducted. The Company and ADC will also share the revenue derived from advertising on ADC's Services. As part of the Service Agreement, ADC will be provided, at no extra cost, all planned feature enhancements for 2006. The terms regarding the foregoing license fees, other fee payments due to the Company and payment schedules are described in Schedule A of the Agreements executed by the parties.

F. Under the Service Agreement the Company will provide ADC in the initial product release with internet PC VOD features for the iWave PC Distribution Platform, as follows: (i) General Systems Management; (ii) Content Formats Delivery and Usage; (iii) Digital Rights Management; (iv) Download Manager;
(v) Asset and Catalog Management; (vi) Consumer User Interface (Consumer Program Guide); (vii) Access Management; (viii) User Management System;
(ix) Ordering Management Systems; (x) Billing and Payment Methods; (xi) Advertising Management Applications; and (xii) Reporting Applications.

G. Under the Content Supply Agreement the Company will license to ADC the Content provided to ADC in accordance Schedule B of the Agreement.

There are no material relationships between the Company or its affiliates and ADC, other than in respect of the
Agreements that are described herein.

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Pressemitteilung von Siemens aus 2005:

Breitband-Dienste via TV in Thailand

PSE's AccRE vergebührt SURPASS Home Entertainment

Der thailändische Netzbetreiber Advanced Datanetwork Communications (ADC) hat sich vorgenommen, die Fernsehgeräte Thailands zu Zentralen für Unterhaltung und Kommunikation auszubauen. Siemens Communications wird dafür ein landesweites Breitbandnetz auf Ethernet-Basis installieren und zudem seine Lösung SURPASS Home Entertainment liefern. In dieser Kombination kann ADC seinen Kunden in Zukunft nicht nur Fernsehen, sondern auch den schnellen Internetzugriff mitsamt einer Vielzahl von Online-Diensten bieten. Für die Vergebührung dieser Dienste wird das von der Programm- und Systementwicklung PSE entwickelte Produkt AccRE verwendet. Entscheidend für seinen Einsatz bei ADC sind der modulare Aufbau und die offenen Schnittstellen des Produkts.

Advanced Datanetwork Communications Co., Ltd (ADC), Teil der Shin-Gruppe, ist ein führender Anbieter von Datenkommunikationsdiensten in Thailand. Mit seiner landesweiten Netzabdeckung bietet ADC unter dem Markennamen ADC "Datanet" ein breites Spektrum schneller, effizienter und zuverlässiger Online-Datendienste für Firmen- und Privatkunden. Zu den angebotenen Services zählen unter anderem ADSL, Data-Over-Voice, Frame Relay, IP VPN over Frame Relay sowie High Speed ATM Backbone. Für den Enterprise-Sektor offeriert ADC auch maßgeschneiderte Netzberatungsdienste für die Optimierung der Effizienz des Kundennetzes. 2004 lieferte ADC Datenkommunikationsdienste für mehr als 800 Organisationen in ganz Thailand.

Der schnelle Internetzugang über das Fernsehgerät und zusätzliche Dienste wie TV-Empfang über das Internet oder Video on Demand sind in Thailand besonders interessant, weil nahezu 100 Prozent der dortigen Haushalte über einen Fernseher verfügen, aber ein deutlich geringerer Teil über PCs. Mit SURPASS Home Entertainment von Siemens Communications setzt ADC auf ein genau auf diesen Markt ausgerichtetes modulares und ausbaufähiges System für innovative Breitband-Dienste. Dem Betreiber und seinen Kunden steht damit die Tür zu Online-Spielen, Sprach- und Videotelefonie, dem digitalen Aufzeichnen von Sendungen sowie Kommunikationsfunktionen zum Austausch von Nachrichten via E-Mail oder SMS über das TV-Gerät offen.

Um die Breitband-Dienste zu vergebühren, braucht ADC ein Bindeglied zwischen seiner Service-Plattform und seinem bereits existierenden Verrechnungssystem. Das PSE-Produkt AccRE mit seinen flexiblen Anbindungsmöglichkeiten bietet dafür die ideale Lösung. AccRE nimmt die Abrechnungsdaten für jeden User, berechnet mit Hilfe der im System gespeicherten Vertragsmodelle und der gesammelten Daten die Kosten und sendet die Abrechnungstickets an das Abrechnungssystem weiter. Das von AccRE verwaltetete Kundenkonto ist stets aktuell und steht dem User online zur Einsicht zur Verfügung. Mittels Prepaid-Function kann der Konsument sein Guthaben selbstständig aufladen. Ein Provider kann durch AccRE seinen Kunden unter anderem Informationen über die Anzahl der übertragenen Datenpakete, die abonnierten Services und die Dauer der Verwendung liefern.

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Für die Wirtschaftspresse / Für die Fachpresse

Siemens gewinnt Auftrag über Breitbandnetz auf Ethernet-Basis sowie Home Entertainment-Lösung in Thailand

München, 08.03.2005

Der thailändische Netzbetreiber Advanced Datanetwork Communications (ADC) hat Siemens mit der Lieferung, Installation und Wartung eines landesweiten Breitbandnetzes auf Ethernet-Basis beauftragt. Siemens liefert zudem seine Lösung Surpass Home Entertainment. Die Kombination der beiden Lösungen ermöglicht es, den heimischen Fernseher zur Zentrale für Unterhaltung und Kommunikation auszubauen. ADC kann seinen Kunden so in Zukunft über das Breitbandnetz nicht nur Fernsehen bieten, sondern auch den schnellen Internetzugriff mitsamt einer Vielzahl von Online-Diensten. Der Auftrag sieht zunächst die Installation von 200.000 Breitbandanschlüssen vor.

Die Order des thailändischen Betreibers zeigt, dass Siemens bei Breitbandnetzen auf Ethernet-Basis (Carrier Ethernet) eine führende Position einnimmt. Für die Auftragserteilung war allerdings nicht allein das Angebot der kostengünstigen Ethernet-Access-Technologie ausschlaggebend, sondern seine Kombination mit Surpass Home Entertainment. Denn damit kann ADC seinen Kunden auch den schnellen Internetzugang über das Fernsehgerät ermöglichen und zusätzliche Dienste wie TV-Empfang über das Internet oder Video on Demand offerieren. Diese Angebote sind in Thailand besonders interessant, weil nahezu 100 Prozent der dortigen Haushalte über einen Fernseher verfügen, aber ein deutlich geringerer Teil über PCs. In einem nächsten Schritt plant ADC, seine Serviceleistungen zudem auf Online Gaming sowie Sprach- und Videotelefonie auszuweiten.

Über diese Einsatzmöglichkeiten hinaus können Netzbetreiber und Serviceprovider mit Surpass Home Entertainment weitere Unterhaltungsservices wie digitales Aufzeichnen von Sendungen sowie Kommunikationsfunktionen zum Austausch von Nachrichten via E-Mail oder SMS über das TV-Gerät in ihr Angebot aufnehmen.


„Die End-to-End-Lösungen von Siemens Communications stärken unsere Präsenz auf dem thailändischen Breitband-Access-Markt. Unsere Bevölkerung erhält künftig zu einem sehr günstigen Preis den schnellen Internetzugang mit einer umfassenden Palette an innovativen Services“, sagte die Geschäftsführerin von ADC, Aphivan Saipradist.

„Der Erfolg in Thailand bestätigt unsere Strategie, wettbewerbsfähige Komplett-Lösungen anzubieten, mit denen Netzbetreiber ihren Kunden rasch neue Dienste zur Verfügung stellen können. Im Fall von ADC kommen nun neben PC-Nutzern auch ganz normale Fernsehzuschauer in den Genuss des gesamten Breitbanddienstespektrums. Dadurch wird für ADC eine völlig neue Zielgruppe erschlossen“, so Lothar Pauly, Chef des Bereichsvorstands von Siemens Communications.



Über ADC
Advanced Datanetwork Communications Co., Ltd (ADC), Teil der Shin-Gruppe, ist ein führender Anbieter von Datenkommunikationsdiensten in Thailand. Mit seiner landesweiten Netzabdeckung bietet ADC unter dem Markennamen ADC „Datanet“ ein breites Spektrum schneller, effizienter und zuverlässiger Online-Datendienste für Firmen- und Privatkunden. Zu den angebotenen Services zählen u.a. ADSL, Data-Over-Voice, Frame Relay, IP VPN over Frame Relay sowie High Speed ATM Backbone. Für den Enterprise-Sektor offeriert ADC auch maßgeschneiderte Netzberatungsdienste für die Optimierung der Effizienz des Kundennetzes. 2004 lieferte ADC Datenkommunikationsdienste für mehr als 800 Organisationen in ganz Thailand.

Siemens Communications
Der Bereich Siemens Communications ist einer der weltgrößten Anbieter in der Telekommunikations-Industrie. Als einziges Unternehmen der Branche bietet Siemens seinen Kunden ein komplettes Portfolio vom Endgerät für den Verbraucher bis hin zu komplexen Netzinfrastrukturen für Unternehmen und Betreiber sowie die dazugehörigen Dienstleistungen. Siemens Communications ist das weltweit führende Unternehmen für Innovationen bei konvergenten Technologien, Produkten und Diensten in Mobilfunk-, Fest- und Unternehmensnetzen. Der größte Bereich der Siemens AG ist in mehr als 160 Ländern vertreten und erzielte im Geschäftsjahr 2004 (30. September) mit rund 60.000 Mitarbeitern einen Umsatz von rund 18 Milliarden Euro.
Mehr über Siemens Communications unter http://www.siemens.de/communications

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Der thailändische Netzbetreiber Advanced Datanetwork Communications (ADC) arbeitet also bereits seit 2005 mit Siemens zusammen um ein landesweites Breitbandnetz aufzubauen.

Und jetzt die Zusammenarbiet mit NS8 Corp, die dann die erforderliche Technologie zur Verfügung stellt um digitale Inhalte zur Verfügung zu stellen. Perfekt.

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OTC 15.06.
+16 %
Schlußkurs 0,18 US-Cent (Tageshoch!)

[kafutznik]

Sieht sehr gut aus ,alles bestens warte mal ab kann sehr schnell nach oben schießen ,bis dann

[Klardoch]

Press Release Source: NS8 Corporation


NS8 Corporation: Advanced Datanetwork Communications 'ADC' of Thailand and IWave Sign Exclusive Service Distribution Agreement for PC Interactive on Demand
Monday June 19, 9:29 am ET


LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 19, 2006 -- NS8 Corporation (NS8) (OTC BB:NSEO.OB - News) announced today that its digital media division, iWave Interactive, has completed a multi-year partnership with Advanced Datanetwork Communications Co., Ltd. (ADC), one of Thailand's largest telecommunication carriers, to provide interactive and on demand digital media services to PC and mobile devices along with its proprietary library management and distribution system.
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This partnership will enable ADC Buddy Broadband to offer interactive digital media and entertainment services to broadband based individual and commercial customers throughout Thailand using PC, mobile telephone and internet television services.

ADC Buddy Broadband will also provide a selection of premium North American, Hollywood and Thai content as part of this service and iWave will provide a complimentary library of similar North American and Asian based content that ranges from mobile games, ring-tones, karaoke, accessories, popular music concerts, television programming, movies, specialty sports, documentaries and high definition programming. Content offered in the ADC Buddy-iWave internet service will be competitively priced and will be available in current consumer models of rent-to-view, purchase-to-own and electronic sell-through of physical DVD's.

ADC Buddy and iWave will share in revenues derived from monthly commercial access, content usage and national advertising fees anticipated to be worth millions in additional revenues each year to both companies. National advertising and overall consumer adoption programs will be driven by ADC's Buddy Broadband throughout the country while iWave will provide complete technological, interactive content and consumer services support. The Senior Director Broadband Marketing of ADC, Fuangfa Amponstira says, "We are very excited to offer the Buddy-iWave service to our consumers. It will enable us to strengthen our overall broadband strategies and offer a completely new and attractive service to our consumers. The appealing consumer system and variety of included content programming that iWave offers will prove to have a very positive impact on our customer satisfaction and quality of service."

"Buddy Broadband is offering a very compelling PC and IPTV service to its customers in Thailand. Our iWave Interactive system will enable Buddy to aggressively market and attract any broadband based customer outside of their current services with very minimal acquisition costs. Thailand represents one of the most advanced broadband markets in the world. With worldwide IPTV revenues to reach over $44 billion by 2009, we're proud to partner with a proven leader such as ADC in this very dynamic new market. This agreement represents the most significant multi-million dollar revenue opportunity to date for our company and a clear validation of our commercial business partnership model," says Carl Segal, Executive Vice President of NS8 Corporation in the USA.

iWave Interactive is an end-to-end media distribution and management system built on a patent pending software architecture developed by NS8 called 'non-resident software' that enables telecommunications companies and service providers to have a "portable" relationship with their subscriber base.

iWave offers the consumer a superior broadcast quality viewing experience while accessing their online entertainment service from any PC or mobile internet location using a 'virtual desktop' system that appears and performs like installed software.

About Advanced Datanetwork Communications Co., Ltd.

ADC, a subsidiary of Advanced Info Service Public Company Limited (AIS), and member of Shin Corporation (Shin), is one of the leading network service providers in Thailand, and is a joint venture of major organizations between AIS and TOT Public Company Limited (TOT). Shin has holdings in dozens of businesses in the telecommunications, transportation, media, and financial sectors. Shin's holdings include a TV station with a signal covering 98% of Thailand's population and a budget airline, Thai AirAsia, which serves Southeast Asia.

AIS is the established leader in Thailand's wireless communications industry after more than 15 years of providing services, with a subscriber base of more than 16 million, and a market share of more than 50%. AIS reported service revenue of over 80,000 million Baht ($2 billion USD) in the 2005 fiscal year.

ADC is a leader in the Data Communication industry in Thailand and the first "Build-Transfer-Operate" concession granted by TOT in 1990. Over the last decade, ADC "DataNet" has been a leading Data Communication Services innovator in Thailand, developing advanced networking technologies and value-added services offered on a single telephone line at speeds of up to 2Mbps.

"Buddy Broadband" is a direct-to-consumer service offered by ADC that includes on-demand TV shows and movies, music, karaoke, educational programs and sports. In addition, consumers can play online games, increase bandwidth on demand, limit content for children with parental controls, and personalize their portals. With the growing awareness of triple-play technology in Thailand, ADC is marketing Buddy Broadband on a mass commercial scale nationwide.

About NS8 Corporation

NS8 (www.ns8corp.net) is a Digital Interactive Media Distribution Company that specializes in the development of server-based technologies in the areas of content licensing, digital media publishing and royalty distribution management, including interactive consumer viewing systems for Internet on-demand applications for PC, IPTV and other portable media devices.

iWave Interactive Systems (www.iwave.tv) is a division of NS8 Corporation that specializes in providing turn-key Broadcast Management Services of digital content over internet enabled networks. iWave combines NS8's proprietary server based technologies for use by content owners, media distributors, and telecommunication companies to provide a powerful solution for processing, publishing, reporting and distributing content to consumers over a PC, IPTV or portable wireless environment.

Safe Harbor Statement

Certain statements made herein that are not historical are forward-looking within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are based on the Company's beliefs and the assumptions it made using information currently available to it. Because these statements reflect the Company's current views concerning future events, these statements involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions. The actual results could differ materially from the results discussed in the forward-looking statements. In any event, undue reliance should not be placed on any forward-looking statements, which apply only as of the date of this press release.

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Und wieder interessante News:


Press Release Source: NS8 Corporation

NS8 Corporation: Advanced Datanetwork Communications 'ADC' of Thailand Signs iWave Content Distribution Deal for IPTV
Wednesday June 21, 8:30 am ET


LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 21, 2006 -- NS8 Corporation (OTC BB:NSEO.OB - News) ("NS8" ) announced today that its digital media division, iWave Interactive Systems (iWave), has entered into a multi-year nonexclusive video on demand (VOD) content distribution agreement with Advanced Datanetwork Communications Co., Ltd. (ADC) of Thailand. The distribution agreement will enable iWave to distribute its library of films, music, concerts, documentaries, sports, high definition and specialty programming over ADC's current IPTV services, Buddy Broadband.

ADC's Buddy Broadband division was the first to offer consumers in Thailand IPTV and VOD services last year. In addition to live television, they have the largest collection of local Thai and Hollywood products for their VOD service.

"Buddy Broadband is offering a very compelling TV and VOD service to its customers. Our library of content will be a perfect compliment to their existing local and Hollywood programming and we are proud to be a part of it," says Carl Segal, Executive Vice President of NS8 Corporation in the USA.

The Senior Director Broadband Marketing of ADC, Fuangfa Amponstira, states, "We are very happy to be working with iWave and their content enables us to strengthen our overall programming package to our customer base. The variety of programming that iWave offers will prove to have a positive impact on our customer satisfaction and quality of service."

According to a recent "Hot Telecom" report, Thailand's broadband base grew 353.3% in 2004, and as of the end of the first quarter of 2005 its Internet user base was 10.9 million. The report goes on to say that presently its Internet access is dominated by dial-up, however, the country's broadband base is predicted to reach 2.9 million by 2009. Infonetics Research predicts that by 2009 worldwide IPTV service revenue will grow to over $44 billion, IPTV services infrastructure capital expenditure will grow 1,377%, from $304 million to almost $4.5 billion, and the number of IPTV subscribers worldwide will grow to 53.7 million.

[petiteventre]

Gestern abend hat sich jemand zur vor Börsenschluß mal kurz mit 2x1,7 Mio Stück eingedeckt! Im Abstand von 18 Sekunden! Das entspricht einem Volumen von insgesamt einer halben Million USD!!!

28.06.06 21:48:48 0,15 1,7 Mio. 251.250 3,356 Mio.
21:48:30 0,1498 1,7 Mio. 250.915 1,681 Mio.

Deckt sich da jemand billig ein???

[petiteventre]

sorry es sollte heißen "... kurz vor Börsenschluß ..."

[petiteventre]

Immer sehenswert:

www.ns8corp.net

[petiteventre]

Interessante Neuigkeiten:

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NS8 Corporation: iWave Business & Deployment Progress-Thailand
Tuesday July 18, 8:30 am ET

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jul 18, 2006 -- NS8 Corporation's (OTC BB:NSEO.OB - News) entertainment network division, iWave Interactive Systems, has begun installation and testing of the True music consumer download and management system at the facilities of True Digital Entertainment Company in Thailand. Internal testing is being conducted on the enhanced consumer features that NS8 delivered to True to provide it with a full range of purchase, security, reporting management and consumer transfer capabilities of digital music offered through its www.trueworld.net service.

As previously announced on March 8, 2006, iWave was selected by True Corporation Public Company Limited earlier this year to assist in the completion of True's consumer enhancement strategies for its online music service. Under the terms of the development agreement, iWave will participate in revenue sharing from each digital music file downloaded from the Trueworld music service. Tests are expected to be completed by the end of July.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.758.723 von petiteventre am 19.07.06 15:37:05

Bezüglich des Engagements in Thailand bei True:

"Tests are expected to be completed by the end of July."

Da stehen bestimmt bald interessante Neuigkeiten an.

[petiteventre]

Ich habe heute nochmal zu einem sehr günstigen Kurs nachgelegt. Bei dieser Firma stimmt die langfristige Story und das ist entscheidend.

[petiteventre]

Die Ruhe vor dem Sturm???

[petiteventre]

Topmeldung

Reeltime broadband TV in Australien startet durch:

www.reeltime.tv

Reeltime benutzt den iWave-Service von NS8 Corp.:

http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060605/0133200.html
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/060612/nseo.ob8-k.html

Das Service-Agreement läuft über drei Jahre. Somit hat NS8 Corp. nicht nur eine interessante Technik im Angebot, sie generieren jetzt endlich auch Erträge daraus:

"In addition to receiving license fees for an initial 400,000 consumers for both IP Television and PC Interactive, iWave will share in the lucrative television and PC advertising revenues derived from the ReelTime service."

Weitere Informationen:

http://www.ns8corp.net/
http://www.iwave.tv/
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=NSEO.OB&d=t

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.410.361 von petiteventre am 12.08.06 09:34:00

Und dann noch das Engagement bei Trueworld in Thailand:

http://music.trueworld.net/

"iWave will participate in revenue sharing from each digital music file downloaded from the Trueworld music service. Tests are expected to be completed by the end of July."

Da gibt es bestimmt bald aussagekräftige Neuigkeiten.

[petiteventre]

Auch mit Egami Media, Inc. läuft ein Deal:

http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060418/0123539.html

Informationen zu Egami Media:

http://www.egamimedia.com/
http://www.image-entertainment.com/

Meines Erachtens nur noch eine Frage der Zeit, bis die Aktie von NS8 Corp. schlagartig nach oben geht.

Ich bleibt investiert, kaufe weiterhin günstig nach und bin gespannt auf die Entwicklung!

[petiteventre]

Hier einige Auszüge von der Website von NS8 Corp www.ns8corp.net, die ich selbst - nach bestem Wissen und Gewissen - in die deutsche Sprache übersetzt habe. Bitte gegebenenfalls auf der Website in Englisch nachlesen, für Übersetzungsfehler hafte ich nicht:

Unsere Aufgabe ist es, der Industriestandard im digital broadcast management (frei übersetzt: Verwalten von digitalen Inhalten für Unterhaltungszwecke) zu werden.

1999 erahnten die Gründer von NS8 Corporation das Aufkommen eines neuen Trends nach dem Unterhaltungsinhalte auf Abruf (on-demand) über existierende Internet- und IP-Netzwerke nach Hause geliefert werden würden. Kabel-TV und Telekommunikationsunternehmen haben mehrere Milliarden Doller investiert um ihre digitale Infrastruktur auszubauen. Das zeigt, dass digitale Unterhaltung auf Abruf bereits eine Realität in vielen Teilen der Erde ist.

Diese Entwicklung vorhersehend, hat NS8 Corporation Technologien und Lösungen entwickelt um „Servicemodelle auf Abruf“ ermöglichen zu können, die das Home-Entertainment-Erlebnis verändern werden. Mit mehr als 40 Mitarbeitern und 16 anhängigen Patenten entwickelt sich NS8 Corporation zu einem Weltführer in on-demand-Technologien und consumer experience design.

Die Technologie von NS8 Corp. hilft Service Providern den Inhalt von on-demand-Systemen zum Konsumenten zu bringen – ein einzigartiges Seherlebnis. Zum ersten Mal haben die Konsumenten auf Abruf Zugriff auf Filme oder TV Programme – nahezu in DVD Qualität. Tausende von Titeln werden mittels Breitbandverbindungen auf dem Computer verfügbar sein oder durch Provider.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.410.566 von petiteventre am 12.08.06 10:45:31

Interessant ist auch der Kursverlauf in den letzten Jahren:



Januar 2004 befand sich NS8 noch in der Entwicklungsphase (da wird nur Geld ausgegeben und keines verdient) und der Kurs stand bei über 1,50 USD. Nachdem jetzt durch erste Verträge Geld verdient wird, würde mich eine Rückkehr zu den ersten Kursen nicht überraschen und weitere Steigerungen halte ich für durchaus möglich.

[petiteventre]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.410.592 von petiteventre am 12.08.06 10:51:35

Man beachte bitte auf der Grafik auch, wie sich das Umsatzvolumen den den letzten Monaten gesteigert hat. Ein Indiz dafür, daß hohe Erwartungen an dieses Papier gestellt werden.

[petiteventre]

In Indiz dafür, daß sich die Landschaft im Bereich digital broadcast management komplett verändern wird, findet sich in diesem Auszug aus Wikipedia:

Diese neuartigen Zugriffsmöglichkeiten ... haben seit Beginn des Jahres 2003 dazu geführt, dass die "Videothek um die Ecke" vom "Aussterben" bedroht ist, mit der Konsequenz, dass viele kleinere Videothekenbetriebe, vor allem auf dem Land, ihren Geschäftsbetrieb bereits eingestellt haben.

Und diese "neuartigen Zugriffsmöglichkeiten" stellt NS8 Corp. mit den verschiedenen Divisionen (z.B. iWave) bereit. Und dieser Markt entwickelt sich erst noch...

[petiteventre]

Sobald ich neue Informationen über NS8 Corp finde, stelle ich diese hier ein. Einer regen Diskussion bin ich nicht abgeneigt
Euer petiteventre

[petiteventre]

Die Earnings (grüne Linie) zeigen in die richtige Richtung.



Es ist nur eine Frage der Zeit, bis der Kurs in die gleiche Richtung zeigt.

[petiteventre]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.428.523 von petiteventre am 13.08.06 14:56:05

Eine Kaufempfehlung, wohlgemerkt Stand Oktober 2004, seitdem ging's eigentlich nur bergab mit NS8 Corp. Der damalige "Ausblick" ist heute natürlich hochinteressant, denn jetzt dürften wir uns dieser Phase nähern. Und dann wäre das damalige Kursziel wahrscheinlich gar nicht so utopisch!

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NS8 " kaufen"

Aktueller Kurs: US-$ 1,10 (Stand: 22.10.2004)
Anlageurteil: Kaufen
Kursziel: US-$ 2,30-2,70

Ausblick

Als Ziel für die nächsten 3-5 Jahre hat sich das Management vorgenommen, 20 Mio. Abonnenten zu gewinnen, die mittels der NS8-Technologie Zugang zu Filmen, Spielen, TV-Shows, Videos, Musik, Lernvideos u.ä. erhalten. Tritt dieses Szenario ein, so rechnet die Gesellschaft mit Umsatzerlösen in Höhe von mehr als 1,2 Mrd. US-$ pro Jahr.

[petiteventre]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.429.248 von petiteventre am 13.08.06 16:15:23

Anmerken möchte ich, dass ich hier keinerlei Kauf- oder Verkaufsempfehlung für NS8 Corp. oder andere Papiere abgebe. Dieser Thread soll lediglich eine Sammlung von Informationen zu NS8 Corp. darstellen. Jeder interessierte Anleger möge bitte diese Informationen prüfen und sich selbst ein Bild von NS8 Corp. machen, bevor eine Anlageentscheidung getroffen wird. Danke!

[petiteventre]

Der Ask zeigt in den USA schon mal in die richtige Richtung (0,09 USD). Mal schauen, was die Woche bringt.

[petiteventre]

Den bisherigen heutigen Anstieg um einen Cent halte ich noch nicht für nachhaltig da

- momentan noch keine neuen Nachrichten vorliegen
- das Handelsvolumen momentan sehr niedrig ist.

Die Aktie hat sich zwischen 7,5 und 8,5 Cent eingependelt. Allerdings treiben schon sehr geringe Umsätze den Kurs nach oben. Bei positiven News und Steigerung des Handelsvolumens hat der Wert sehr viel Platz nach oben.

[petiteventre]

Wenn ich die Ask-Seite richtig deute, dann stehen momentan folgende Stücke drin:

10.100 Stück zu 9 Cent (Lächerliche 909 EUR)
und die nächsten 100 Stück erst zu 14 Cent !!!!

Das sieht doch gut aus, oder?

[petiteventre]

Eine sehr interessante Aufstellung aus dem Jahre 2004.

http://www.small-cap-news.de/pnews/upload/news10.pdf

[petiteventre]

Auch aus 2004 aber immer noch interessant:

http://www.4investors.de/php_fe/index.php?sektion=tagesaktie…

[petiteventre]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.468.094 von petiteventre am 16.08.06 14:45:31

Hochinteressanter Quartalsbericht. Wegen Urlaub leider keine Zeit für eine ausführliche Analyse:

Form 10QSB for NS8 CORP


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21-Aug-2006

Quarterly Report



ITEM 2. MANAGEMENT'S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL CONDITION AND RESULTS OF OPERATIONS
The following discussion and analysis should be read in conjunction with the Consolidated Financial Statements and related notes included elsewhere in this Report.

This Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations contain forward-looking statements. See "Special Note Regarding Forward Looking Statements" for a discussion of uncertainties, risks and assumptions associated with these statements.

On May 12, 2006, the management of the Company concluded that certain of the Company's previously issued financial statements should be restated to amend and restate its quarterly reports for the quarters ended March 31, 2005, June 30, 2005 and September 30, 2005. The June 30, 2005 financial statements included in this quarterly report reflect all adjustments we have made to our unaudited consolidated financial statements for the period ended June 30, 2005 as a result of the restatements. Specifically, we strongly encourage you refer to Footnote No. 8, Restatement of Previously Issued Financial Statements in the accompanying consolidated financial statements. We have used the restated amounts in the comparative discussions for 2005 that follow.

Business Overview

We are a development stage company focused on the development and marketing of software-based technology products and related services for the delivery of on-demand media content over the internet. Our software solutions are designed for:

o the distribution of on-demand content through the Internet to personal computing ("PC") devices, set-top boxes for television, and portable media devices, such as video-enabled cellular phones;

o the placement of advertising in conjunction with the delivery of other digital media content;

o the use of on-demand internet video for retail sales applications;

o the distribution of digital movies or other content to theatres;

o the distribution of digital music over the Internet; and o the electronic archiving and publishing of digital content for use in a secure environment.

With the introduction of our iWave Interactive Services ("iWave"), a division of NS8 Corporation, we continue to see increased commercial interest and customer opportunities using our two distinct business models:

(1) the commercial customer model, whereby we license iWave Interactive technology products and related services to telecommunication companies and provide them with the necessary technological tools and support so they can fully manage the iWave platform and expand their entertainment service offering through their established networks and customer base; and
(2) direct-to-consumer partnerships, which are NS8-managed iWave Interactive deployments in which we partner with medium to large Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to expand their consumer service offerings and deploy our iWave Interactive system to the end customer.

To complement our technology offerings, we continue to establish commercial relationships with content owners in order to obtain the rights to distribute their catalogues of content. This strategy facilitates the adoption of the iWave Interactive platform by offering our prospective customers the benefit of having immediate access to content for their licensed platforms. This provides our customers with an immediate turn-key solution that permits them to satisfy the demands of their customer base for new services while it also helps them avoid the lengthy approval process of independently securing the licenses to distribute content to their customers.

Plan Of Operations



The second quarter of 2006 has been very successful for our expanding commercial operations and industry acceptance of our technologies and our business models.

In April 2006, we signed a non-exclusive multi-year distribution agreement with home entertainment programmer Image Entertainment Inc.'s subsidiary, Egami Media, Inc., allowing NS8's iWave Interactive to deliver exclusive program titles to North American consumers via iWave Interactive's PC on-demand services. Egami Media has agreed to provide NS8 with rights for a select list of premium titles from its library of approximately 1,500 digital titles, including high definition documentaries, feature films, TV series, comedy specials, foreign and special interest categories. We intend to make these programs available to consumers in Video-On-Demand (VOD), Subscription Video-On-Demand (SVOD) and Download-to-Own (DTO) digital delivery options.

In June 2006, we entered into Licensing Agreements with ReelTime Infotainment Ltd. to provide IP Television and PC interactive on-demand systems for ReelTime's Australian market through our iWave Interactive system. In addition to receiving license fees for an initial 400,000 consumers for both IP Television and PC Interactive, iWave Interactive will share in the television and PC advertising revenues derived from the ReelTime service. ReelTime will use iWave Interactive as their store front interface and content management and distribution solution. The deployment of the PC platform is scheduled to be commercially released by ReelTime to the public throughout Australia by the end of the third quarter 2006. The IPTV deployment, which will allow ReelTime to provide on-demand services directly to the consumers' television through digital set top boxes, is scheduled to be commercially released in Australia by the beginning of September 2006.

In June 2006, we also signed a multi-year agreement with Advanced Datanetwork Communications Co., Ltd. (ADC), one of Thailand's largest telecommunication carriers, to provide interactive and on-demand digital media services to PC and mobile devices using iWave Interactive system. This arrangement will enable ADC's Buddy Broadband to offer interactive digital media and entertainment services to broadband based individual and commercial customers throughout Thailand using PC, mobile telephone and Internet television services. ADC Buddy Broadband and iWave Interactive will share in revenues derived from monthly commercial access, content usage and national advertising fees. National advertising and overall consumer adoption programs will be driven by ADC's Buddy Broadband throughout Thailand while iWave Interactive will provide complete technological, interactive content and consumer services support. ADC Buddy Broadband will also provide a selection of premium North American, Hollywood and Thai content as part of this service and iWave Interactive will provide a complimentary library of North American and Asian based content that ranges from mobile games, ring-tones, karaoke, accessories, popular music concerts, television programming, movies, specialty sports, documentaries and high definition programming. Content offered in the ADC Buddy-iWave Interactive internet service will be competitively priced and will be available in current consumer models of rent-to-view, purchase-to-own and electronic sell-through of physical DVD's.

In June 2006, we also signed a multi-year non-exclusive VOD content distribution agreement with ADC. The distribution agreement will enable iWave Interactive to distribute its library of films, music, concerts, documentaries, sports, high-definition and specialty programming over ADC's current IPTV services, Buddy Broadband.

Since we entered into an agreement with True Digital Entertainment Company, a media subsidiary of True Corporation Plc., in March 2006, we continue to work closely with True to enhance the consumer capabilities of their online music service in Thailand. We are in the final stages of technical integration, and expect that their True Music service will be available during the third quarter 2006.

We are continuing to plan the implementation of our upcoming pilot deployments in North America scheduled for the third quarter 2006. These are NS8-managed deployments, for which we are partnering with several medium-sized ISPs in different areas of the United States, in an effort to expand their consumer service offerings and deploy our iWave Interactive system thereby bringing the entertainment on-demand services direct to the end consumer.

We have achieved our commercial and strategic goals for this second quarter. As of the end of the second quarter 2006, we established an iWave Interactive commercial presence within three continents, Asia, Australia and North America. Our highest priority continues to be the penetration of iWave Interactive systems in both the PC and non-PC markets.

As we enter the third quarter of our 2006 fiscal year, we continue to implement our business plan with the enhanced confidence that our iWave Interactive product line has received acceptance in the market and that we are now in a position to positively leverage the current iWave Interactive product deployments. We anticipate that we will be able to continue to implement our business plans and take the appropriate action to promote the penetration of our designated market.

Research and Development



Over the past few months research and product development efforts were primarily directed at completing our iWave Interactive product line to provide the best integrated platform for the broadband distribution and commercialization of content using the most advanced and secure system. Our aim is to continue to deliver a user-friendly system to deploy and manage content at the lowest possible cost of ownership.

We continue to invest in our research and development efforts for the following reasons:

1. We continue to conduct analysis and consumer feedback tests of our underlying technologies and the iWave Interactive product line. As a result we have an ongoing improvement plan to expand the capabilities of our technologies and to enhance and streamline the distribution, management and consumer experience features producing an increased product quality.

2. We have a research and development roadmap plan in place which we follow closely in order to maintain competitiveness over other similar products in the market. The overall streamlining of our iWave Interactive product line has enabled us to reduce our product versioning costs and these improvements will continue to give us the ability to rapidly adjust our products for changes in our competitive market place.

During 2006, we plan to continue to invest in research and development relating to the consumer functionality, commercial security and economic business value of our iWave Interactive service platform. We also plan to invest in research and development activities in the areas of mobile media distribution, portable game and streamlining of our iWave Interactive for wireless delivery environments such as open WiFi, 3G and other non-residential public networks.

RESULTS OF OPERATIONS

Three Months Ending June 30, 2006 Compared to Three Months Ending June 30, 2005
(Restated)



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Research and development expenses were $61,340 and $214,862 respectively during the periods ending June 30, 2006 (the "Three-Month 2006 Period") and June 30, 2005 (the "Three-Month 2005 Period"). During the Three-Month 2005 and 2006 Period, we employed an average of 17 employees for research and development. Wages and benefits for research and development personnel during the Three-Month 2006 Period were $275,223 compared to $213,840 during the Three-Month 2005 Period. The majority of these funds were utilized for the compensation of our research and development personnel, and $3,222 of this amount was spent on equipment relating to research and development activities. In the past, the Company did not capitalize any research and development costs because they either did not meet SFAS No. 86 capitalization criteria or were immaterial. At the end of the fist quarter of 2006, the Company determined that our certain software applications have reached technological feasibility. As a result, the Company capitalized related software development costs totaling $217,112, resulting in decrease of Research and development costs to $61,340 reported on our consolidated statement of operations.

General and administrative expenses for the Three-Month 2006 Period significantly decreased to $861,002 from $1,746,833 during the Three-Month 2005 Period. During the 2006 Period, we employed approximately 12 employees compared to 14 in the Three-Month 2005 Period. Wages and benefits for general and administrative personnel during the Three-Month 2006 Period were $486,978 compared to $324,180 during the 2005 Period. The difference in general and administrative expenses primarily results from compensation charges for stock grants issued to executive level employees. During the Three-Month 2006 Period, we expensed $53,793 in consulting fees compared to $776,364 during the Three-Month 2005 Period. In 2005, we retained the consulting services of Maximum Ventures and by virtue of their advisory agreement they received warrants to purchase our common stock. As a result of this warrants grant, we recorded approximately $776,364 in consulting fees in the 2005 Period. Our legal and accounting fees for the Three-Month 2006 Period were $158,143 compared to $112,217 in the 2005 period. Interest expense for the Three-Month 2006 period significantly increased to $590,100 from $151,439 during the 2005 Period. We obtained additional funding to finance operations through the issuance of promissory notes with detachable warrants and convertible debentures. In the Three-Month 2006 Period the change in fair value of derivative liability produced a loss of $1,093,015 compared to $437,315 in the Three-Month 2005 Period.

As a result of the foregoing, we incurred a net loss of $2,606,207 or $0.02 per share during the Three-Month 2006 Period, as compared to a net loss of $2,275,008 or $0.02 per share during the Three-Month 2005 Period. We incurred a loss from operations of $922,342 during the Three-Month 2006 Period, as compared to a loss from operations of $1,684,607 during the Three-Month 2005 Period.

Six Months Ending June 30, 2006 Compared to Six Months Ending June 30, 2005
(Restated)



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Research and development expenses were $251,255 and $471,753 respectively, during the six-month periods ending June 30, 2006 (the "Six-Month 2006 Period") and June 30, 2005 (the "Six-Month 2005 Period"). During the Six-Month 2006 Period, we employed an average of 17 employees for research and development, compared to an average of 18 employees in the Six-Month 2005 Period. Wages and benefits for research and development personnel during the Six-Month 2006 Period were $241,603 compared to $461,540 during the Six-Month 2005 Period. The total research and development expense incurred during the Six-Month 2006 Period represents approximately 0.13% of our total operating expenses for the Six-Month 2006 Period. The majority of these funds were utilized for the compensation of our research and development personnel. During the Six-Month 2006 Period $9,652 of the total research and development expense was spent on equipment relating to research and development activities as compared to $10,214 during the Six-Month 2005 Period. General and administrative expenses for the Six-Month 2006 Period decreased to $1,746,833 from $5,278,834 during the Six-Month 2005 Period. During the Six-Month 2006 Period we employed an average of 12 employees compared to an average of 14 employees in the Six-Month 2005 Period. Wages and benefits for general and administrative personnel during the Six-Month 2006 Period were $780,144 compared to $3,014,513 during the Six-Month 2005 Period. The difference in general and administrative wages primarily results from compensation charges of $2,211,667 for stock grants and stock options issued to executive level employees. During the Six-Month 2006 Period we expensed $92,321 in consulting fees compared to $3,698,422 during the Six-Month 2005 Period. The difference in consulting fees primarily relates to compensation charges of $1,706,899 for certain consultants who were granted options or warrants as specified in their consulting agreements. In addition, we retained the services of several consultants who provided advisory services to the board of directors and marketing department. Our legal and accounting fees for the Six-Month 2006 Period were $210,723 compared to $208,757 in the Six-Month 2005 Period.

Interest expense for the Six-Month 2006 Period increased to $958,159 from $318,617 during the Six-Month 2005 Period. We have incurred other expense for the Six-Month 2006 Period of $1,058 as compared to $203,646 during the Six-Month 2005 Period. As a result of the foregoing, we have incurred a net loss of $6,115,360 or $0.06 per share, during the Six-Month 2006 Period, as compared to a net loss of $4,101,345, or $0.04 per share, during the Six-Month 2005 Period. We have incurred a loss from operations of $1,998,088 during the Six-Month 2006 Period, as compared to a loss from operations of $5,750,588 during the Six-Month 2005 Period.

Liquidity and Capital Resources



We had negative working capital of approximately $6.9 million at June 30, 2006 and $5.6 million at June 30, 2005. The decrease in working capital is mainly attributable to an increase in accounts payable, accrued expenses, and amounts due to shareholders.

At June 30, 2006, our principal source of liquidity was our combined cash and cash equivalents, proceeds from notes payable and cash received from customers as per our software licensing agreements. Our future liquidity requirements will depend on a number of factors including, among other things, the timing and level of our sales volumes, the cost of our development and production efforts, the success and market acceptance of our future product releases, and other related items.

Historically, we have financed our research and development activities with proceeds from the sale of our common stock, the issuance of convertible debentures, and loans from our officers and shareholders. The following table sets forth the amount of funds received from these sources for the periods indicated:



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For the Six Months For the Six Months
Sources of Funds Ended June 30, 2006 Ended June 30, 2005
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Contribution of Capital - 34,386
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Proceeds from issuance of common shares - 425,398
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Proceeds from notes payable 250,000 -
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Proceeds from notes payable to shareholders 1,174,118 775,000
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We have suffered recurring losses from operations and have an accumulated deficit from inception on June 18, 1999 to June 30, 2006 of $24,270,878. Primarily as a result of our recurring losses and our lack of liquidity, we include an explanatory paragraph describing the uncertainty as to our ability to continue as a going concern.

Additional cash is necessary to sustain operations both in the short and long term. Additional funding is expected to be obtained as new financial vehicles are currently being pursued. Our ability to meet operating and capital requirements depends upon financing from external sources and ability to generate revenues from the core technologies we have developed. We cannot assure that we will obtain sufficient financing to develop profitable operations prior to utilizing all of the current resources available to us. In addition, if we do not receive the funds in a timely manner or on a scale to meet our needs, we may be forced to curtail our operations.

We have recently signed contracts and agreements with several different companies that we anticipate will result in future revenues to the company and produce cash flows to help us meet and sustain our operations.

Financing Activities



We have raised approximately $663,500, from the issuance of promissory notes during the period from April 1, 2006 through June 30, 2006 and an additional $225,500 during the period from July 1, 2006 through August 21, 2006. Furthermore, we anticipate receiving $300,000 to be paid by Cornell Capital Partners on the fifth business day after the effective date of the registration statement. We believe that these funds, together with our cash on hand at June 30, 2006, will be sufficient to fund our operations through September 30, 2006.

Our current capital resources will enable us to fund a minimum period of planned operations of less than 12 months, and we project that the estimated amount of additional funds that we will need to obtain to enable us to operate for a minimum period of 12 months from June 30, 2006 is $4,200,000. Our ability to meet operating and capital requirements depends upon financing from external sources, and our ability to generate revenues from the core technologies we have developed. The Company cannot guarantee that we will obtain sufficient financing or develop profitable operations prior to utilizing all of the current financial resources available to us.

We continue to seek additional debt financing to replace existing debt financing. In addition, we may also attract new equity financing to fund our operations and possibly retire some of our existing debt. We hope that during the next 12 months we will be able to expand our commercial activities and generate revenues from the commercial exploitation of our technological products and services. However, as of June 30, 2006 we have not had any revenue from our products and services.

The rate at which we used funds in our operations as of June 30, 2006, is $235,000 per month. We expect the rate at which the Company uses funds on a monthly basis to increase due to certain recent and planned operational changes in 2006. We estimate that our monthly operating costs during 2006, which includes our 2006 expansion of commercial activities, will increase to approximately $350,000 per month.

If we are unable to generate revenue during 2006 and we do not receive sufficient capital from financing activities in a timely manner, we may be forced to significantly curtail, or cease, our operations. We plan to request the extension of the maturity of our outstanding debt; however, should we fail, we may be subject to an involuntary bankruptcy or our creditors may foreclose on their security interest in our company. If the creditors foreclose upon their security interest in our company, our common shares would likely lose all of their value.

In addition, our management's strategy to address the $6.8 million of current liabilities reflected on the balance sheet of June 30, 2006, during the next 12 months includes, among other things, our plan to actively seek alternative and more favorable short and long-term debt and equity financing and to effect a re-organization of our current financing arrangements and liabilities. This will enable us to accelerate our current commercial opportunities which will potentially result in revenues, which in turn will enable us to service our current liabilities in a planned manner over a 36 months period. We plan to use all of our revenues for the purpose of expanding our business operations. Any new financing will be used in part to reduce our current liabilities. A significant portion of any future financing will also be used to accelerate our commercial opportunities and make necessary asset purchases in order to meet our expected development and operational capacity.

The imbalance between our current assets and current liabilities has had and will have the following effect on our operations: it has made it difficult for us to obtain more beneficial financing arrangements with financing partners who are more supportive of our corporate and commercial goals and efforts; it has made it more difficult for us to attract and encourage equity investment; and it has made it more difficult and even interfered to some extent with our ability to enter into operational commercial agreements with certain major companies and to attract commercial partners and customers due to our financial position and their perception of our ability to perform due to our financial circumstances.

[petiteventre]

Disney sieht durch Film-Downloads jährl Umsatz von 50 Mio USD
Mittwoch 20. September 2006, 07:35 Uhr

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Die Walt Disney Co hat in der ersten Woche nach ihrem angekündigten Film-Download-Abkommen mit der Apple Computer Inc rund 125.000 Filme über diesen Vertriebsweg verkauft. Disney-CEO Robert Iger sagte am Dienstagabend auf einer Branchenkonferenz, mit dem Download habe Disney bereits 1 Mio USD umgesetzt und er sei "sehr zuversichtlich", dass Disney mit einem kleinen Zusatzaufwand für das Marketing im Gesamtjahr einen Umsatz von 50 Mio USD aus dem digitalen Filmgeschäft erreichen könne.

"Die Kunden signalisieren uns eindeutig, dass sie die Inhalte in unterschiedlicher Form angeboten bekommen wollen", so Iger weiter. Apple hatte vergangene Woche offiziell ihre erwartete Filmplattform gestartet, die sie ihrem Online-Musikshop iTunes hinzufügte. Zu Beginn bietet iTunes 75 Filme des Disney-Konglomerats an, zu welchem die Filmproduktionshäuser Pixar, Miramax und Touchstone gehören.

[petiteventre]

Es geht los. Gestern + 23,08 % an der OTC. Umsatzvolumen stark angestiegen.

[petiteventre]

Der Ask steht bei 9 US-Cent! Bewegt sich da heute noch mehr? Leider kann ich noch keine News finden. Sind da wieder die Insider am Werk ???

[WARREN.]

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[petiteventre]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.440.779 von WARREN. am 06.10.06 14:49:26

@WARREN: Was hat dieser Beitrag bitte mit NS8 Corp zu tun????

[petiteventre]

NS8 Corp zieht jetzt an der OTC sehr schön an, Tageshoch bisher bei 11 Cent, jetzt pendelt sich der Kurs bei steigendem Volumen bei 10 Cent ein.

[petiteventre]

Da steht uns nächste Woche noch einiges ins Haus. Hoffentlich wird der Anstieg auch durch positive News untermauert.

[petiteventre]

Unglaublich!

OTC: 0,105 USD (+31,25 %)

Volumen: 435.500

Soll niemand sagen, ich hätte Euch nicht rechtzeitig gewarnt

[petiteventre]

In Frankfurt heute 51.999 Stück gehandelt. Das wird eine schöne Jahresendrally bei NS8 Corp.

[petiteventre]

Aktuelles Volumen an der OTC: 498.000 Stück !!!!!

[petiteventre]

Einen schönen Guten Morgen!

[petiteventre]

Ob uns diese Woche "good news" ins Haus stehen? Bei den steigenden Kursen von Donnerstag und Freitag würde mich das nicht wundern.

[petiteventre]

Heute ist Feiertag in den USA (Columbus Day), da läuft an der Börse nicht viel. Schade.

[petiteventre]

Guten Morgen, bin gespannt, ob wir nach dem gestrigen Feiertag an die Kurssprünge vom Donnerstag und Freitag anknüpfen können.

[petiteventre]

Schön, dass auch so viele mitdiskutieren.

[petiteventre]

Kleine Aufstellung, wie sich der Kurs und das Volumen die letzten Tage entwickelt hat. Der Kurs dümpelte bei 6 bis 7 US-CENT und ist jetzt auf einen Schlag auf 10 CENT gestiegen. Das Volumen ist ebenfalls stark angestiegen. Bedingt durch den Feiertag am 09.10. war das Volumen an diesem Tag sehr gering, aber der Vortageskurs wurde trotzdem gehalten.

Date       Open  High  Low   Close    Volume 

9-Oct-06   0.10  0.10  0.10  0.10     10,000  (FEIERTAG IN USA)

6-Oct-06   0.09  0.11  0.09  0.10    498,000  

5-Oct-06   0.07  0.08  0.07  0.08    203,600 

4-Oct-06   0.06  0.07  0.06  0.07     23,000 

3-Oct-06   0.06  0.06  0.06  0.06      1,500 

2-Oct-06   0.06  0.07  0.06  0.07     91,000 

29-Sep-06  0.07  0.07  0.06  0.06     48,000 

28-Sep-06  0.06  0.06  0.06  0.06     40,000 

27-Sep-06  0.06  0.07  0.06  0.07     78,100 

26-Sep-06  0.06  0.07  0.06  0.06     60,100 

25-Sep-06  0.06  0.06  0.06  0.06     10,000 

22-Sep-06  0.06  0.07  0.06  0.06     74,800 

[petiteventre]

Wenn der Anstieg durch News untermauert wird, würde es mich nicht wundern, wenn wir bis zum Jahresende auf Kurse zurückkommen würden, die vor 2 Jahren noch aktuell waren:

[petiteventre]

Etwas müder Handel gestern, aber Vortageskurs immerhin gehalten. Es fehlen die positiven News.

[beta77]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.529.132 von petiteventre am 10.10.06 08:58:47

Wenn's den mal was zu diskutieren gäbe... Kunden haben Sie ja schon announced, aber was bringt das an Geld in die Kasse? Tests laufen seit Ende letzten Jahres, Ergebnisse haben sie bis jetzt noch keine verkündet. Hoffe aber, das die bald mal einen Kracher loslassen.
Bis dahin alles Gute und Gruss

[petiteventre]

Guten Morgen, gestern +22,09 % an der OTC bei sehr hohem Volumen (690.362). Schlußkurs von 0,105 = Tageshoch!

Höchstes Volumen seit dem 13. Juli 2006 !!!!

[petiteventre]

Die Website

www.ns8corp.net

hat ein kleines, aber feines Update erhalten. Anschauen lohnt sich.

[kafutznik]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.840.134 von petiteventre am 25.10.06 11:26:40

wahnsinn NS8 und yahoo $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$


NS8 CORP



iWave and ReelTime.tv Provide First On-Demand Movie Service to Yahoo!7 of Australia
10/30/2006

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA , Oct 30, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --
NS8 Corporation's ("NS8") (OTCBB:NSEO) entertainment network division, iWave Interactive Systems ("iWave") provides its iWave PC-TV interactive technology to the first exclusive television and movie broadband download service in Australia. As previously announced on June 5, 2006, iWave entered into a multi-year Licensing Agreement with Australian stock exchange listed ReelTime Media Ltd (ASX:RMA). ("ReelTime.tv") to provide PC interactive on demand systems for the Australian market.

On August 9, 2006, ReelTime.tv announced an exclusive television and broadband download service with Yahoo!7 of Australia. iWave will provide the core consumer interface, essential back end content and report management system that will enable both ReelTime.tv and Yahoo!7 to efficiently manage their content offerings to Yahoo!7 consumers. In addition, both ReelTime and Yahoo!7 will greatly benefit from real-time reporting for each transaction providing each service with accurate individual consumer data on a moment to moment basis.

According to the ReelTime press release on August 9, 2007, Ian Smith, CEO at Yahoo!7, purports that the new agreement will benefit from increased broadband penetration, rich media consumption and further strengthens Yahoo!7's existing entertainment offering. ReelTime has over 1,500 hours of feature length movie and television content from major studios that will compliment Yahoo!7's existing 9,200 videos. Yahoo!7 currently streams 3.2 million videos each month comprising of Music, News, Movies and television for Australian audiences and advertisers.

John Karantzis, Managing Director of ReelTime.tv said, "This deal is a landmark development for ReelTime.tv and we are excited to be bringing broadband TV to Australia with Yahoo!7. ReelTime.tv can now mass market our service to the 5.6 million consumers who use the Yahoo!7 website every month."

Carl Segal, Executive Vice President of NS8, the parent company of iWave, said "We are very excited about being the premiere consumer delivery and management technology to Yahoo!7 via ReelTime. This will demonstrate the next generation in PC and portable consumer entertainment. This will also showcase, for the first time, how a content provider can seamlessly work with a consumer giant, such as Yahoo!7, and have mutually beneficial results which will only serve to enhance their respective business models. We are also excited to expand these relationships within other territories throughout the next year."

The Yahoo!7 movie service is scheduled to launch before the end of this year. Both ReelTime and iWave will participate in the revenue sharing derived from advertising dollars from the Yahoo!7 movie service. ReelTime and iWave have begun planning expansion to other countries by early 2007. Both companies also plan to expand their consumer services by enhancing complimentary content such as mobile games, independent programming and other community driven features by the first part of next year.

ABOUT REELTIME MEDIA LTD.

ReelTime Media Ltd, (ASX:RMA) a wholesale operator of content at the forefront of the IPTV industry, is Australia's first national IPTV operator to offer major Hollywood content to PC and television via both Set Top Box and PC delivery, on an ISP independent basis. ReelTime.tv brings a variety of on-demand entertainment directly to consumers over existing broadband networks. ReelTime.tv has been developing its broadband entertainment system and negotiating with studios since 2000, and has agreements in place with three major MPAA studios, including Sony Pictures, 20th Century Fox and MGM. On July 4, 2006, ReelTime announced the addition of NBC Universal to their roster of major studios and will have available titles such as King Kong, The Inside Man, Into the Blue, Exorcism of Emily, Transporter 2, Cheaper by the Dozen, Rize, In Her Shoes, Fun With Dick and Jane, Underworld 2 and The Producers following local DVD release. ReelTime.tv has already signed and secured access carriage, video server co-location, and bulk SMS distribution agreements with Telstra Corporation and has a peering agreement with PIPE networks allowing over 110 ISP's to better access it's services, including Unwired and Adam Internet.

ABOUT NS8 CORPORATION

NS8 Corporation (www.ns8corp.net) is a Digital Interactive Media Distribution Company that specializes in the development of server-based technologies in the areas of content licensing, digital media publishing and royalty distribution management, including interactive consumer viewing systems for Internet on-demand applications for PC, IPTV and other portable media devices. iWave Interactive Systems is a division of NS8 Corporation that specializes in providing turn-key Broadcast Management Services of digital content over internet enabled networks. iWave combines NS8's proprietary server based technologies for use by content owners, media distributors, and telecommunication companies to provide a powerful solution for processing, publishing, reporting and distributing content to consumers over a PC, IPTV or portable wireless environment.

[petiteventre]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.009.955 von kafutznik am 30.10.06 14:46:06

Na das sind doch News!

[petiteventre]

Topnews:

Press Release Source: NS8 Corporation

NS8 Corporation: iWave Becomes Music Network Platform to the Largest Music Download Service in Southeast Asia
Tuesday November 7, 8:30 am ET

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Nov 7, 2006 -- NS8 Corporation's ("NS8") (OTC BB:NSEO.OB - News) entertainment network division, iWave Interactive Systems ("iWave"), has completed its installation, testing and enhancements to the Trueworld.net Music Management Service ("Trueworld.net"), a division of True Digital Entertainment Company ("True"). As previously announced on July 18, 2006 consumers will be able to securely download True's vast library of Asian and North American major label artists to any PC or popular MP3 mobile device. Trueworld.net contains the largest library of Asian and North American music titles in Southeast Asia.

The Trueworld.net Music Management Service, built by iWave, will enable consumers to purchase and download music to a PC. What makes this music manager unique is its ability to allow subscribers to transfer MP3 songs to a several different types of portable music players while maintaining a secure transfer environment, unlike other music services, such as iTunes, which typically support only certain transfer devices.

Carl Segal, Executive Vice President of NS8, the parent company of iWave, said "This is a significant milestone reached by NS8 on behalf of Truewold.net. We are eager to see the results of launching this superior service which will position Trueworld.net as a premiere content provider within their own country and other parts of Southeast Asia. We are looking to further enhance this service early next year by supporting it with shared consumer services that will protect content rights and provide greater traction to other popular areas such as video sharing and advertisement auditing."

iWave will participate in a per-transaction revenue share of music titles including subscription services. Currently, without the enhanced Trueworld.net Music Management Service in place, the current service is already generating thousands of downloads per day. The official launch date of the Music Management Service will be announced by Trueworld.net later this quarter.

According to a recent 'Hot Telecom' report, Thailand's broadband base grew 353.3% in 2004, and as of the end of Q1 2005, Thailand's Internet user base was 10.9 million. The digital music business spread internationally in 2005, with Asia showing strong growth. Global sales reached US$1.1 billion in 2005, from US$380 million the previous year, and Mobile music now accounts for approximately 40% of record company's digital revenues, according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI).

About NS8 Corporation

NS8 Corporation (www.ns8corp.net) is a Digital Interactive Media Distribution Company that specializes in the development of server-based technologies in the areas of content licensing, digital media publishing and royalty distribution management, including interactive consumer viewing systems for Internet on-demand applications for PC, IPTV and other portable media devices.

iWave Interactive Systems (www.iwave.tv) is a division of NS8 Corporation that specializes in providing turn-key Broadcast Management Services of digital content over internet enabled networks. iWave combines NS8's proprietary server based technologies for use by content owners, media distributors, and telecommunication companies to provide a powerful solution for processing, publishing, reporting and distributing content to consumers over a PC, IPTV or portable wireless environment.

[petiteventre]

Installation und Tests bei Trueworld beendet, d.h. jetzt wird Geld verdient!!!

[petiteventre]

Gestern an der OTC +23,81 % bei steigendem Volumen!

[garbode]

heute schon 0,14$

ns8 : das rockt !!!!!

[Klardoch]

Form 10QSB for NS8 CORP

20-Nov-2006

Quarterly Report


ITEM 2. MANAGEMENT'S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OR PLAN OF OPERATIONS

BUSINESS OVERVIEW

We are a multimedia technology company based in Seattle, Washington, USA, with offices in Los Angeles, California and research and development facilities in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. We specialize in the development of software technology in the areas of smart encryption, content licensing, Internet publishing and royalty distribution management, including interactive consumer experience viewing systems for Internet content on-demand applications for personal computers ("PC"), Internet Protocol television ("IPTV"), mobile phones and other portable media consumer devices. Our products are built around highly flexible and scalable software designed to ensure end-to-end distribution and revenue management of films, music, games and advertising ("Digital Media") from creation to consumer delivery.

All of our software architecture surrounding media distribution, revenue tracking, advertising auditing, publishing and security management are patent-pending technologies. Our software enhances security during the distribution of Digital Media over the Internet and during consumer use. In addition, our software simplifies the business and distribution functions of Digital Media to provide our commercial customers with increased delivery efficiency while reducing their distribution costs through normal high-speed networks. In addition, we enable our commercial customers with the ability to create a single branded service while offering multiple consumer options for viewing Digital Media through various Internet accessible devices using one software system. This enhances the overall consumer loyalty of our commercial customers by having one service that provides both portable as well as home entertainment services to their consumers regardless of location as long as those consumers have access to the Internet.

We combined our software technologies into one comprehensive solution called iWave(TM) Interactive Systems ("iWave"). iWave is a product that combines our proprietary software technologies to be used by telecommunication companies and Internet service providers that are expanding their service offerings to include Digital Media in order to attract or retain consumers. In addition, iWave also offers a unique solution to producers and distributors of Digital Media to enable these business sectors to effectively audit, track and manage their content licenses and advertising placements that are deployed throughout multiple business networks.

How We Generate Revenue

Currently, we derive the majority of our revenue from fees we receive through the licensing of our iWave platform. Our second largest source of revenue is related to parallel development work performed to: (a) satisfy custom software development requests from our clients to add or enhance specific functions to our core product for their consumers' needs; (b) integrate third party functionality or services with iWave such as payment and data base systems; and
(c) support other business applications or functionality requirements for our clients that might be necessary to fulfill certain industry-related regulations or accepted protocols in territories in which they are marketing.

When each of our commercial customers begins their consumer deployment, our two anticipated primary sources of income will be derived from revenue sharing attributed to the sale of content and advertising. We receive a percent of revenues generated by every rental or purchase of Digital Media and a percent of price rate for impressions on advertising that appear on their licensed system ("Usage Revenues"). Each of these Usage Revenues is paid on a real-time basis with respect to content transactions and on a quarterly basis for advertising usage.

Commercialization

We are currently completing installations of our iWave system for our commercial customers. Our primary customers are Reeltime Media Ltd ("Reeltime") of Australia and True Corporation ("True") of Thailand. Both companies currently occupy the majority of our development resources on a full time basis. We are in the process of completing essential integration items for Reeltime's movie service that uses our iWave system. Each of these integration items for Reeltime is a custom development charge and we are paid for this work in addition to current license fee agreements that Reeltime has entered into with our Company. It is expected that the Reeltime integration will be completed in November of 2006.
With respect to True, we are also performing essential development requirements for their enhanced music service that is scheduled to be delivered in November of 2006. We are completing their True music player that will act as the key music management system for their consumers, much like iTunes. In addition, we are looking to expand this license and development arrangement as they plan to expand our service throughout South East Asia and China in the early part of 2007. The True music player will adopt various portable devices that play MP3 music so that True consumers will have a choice of various devices to use with their True music service. This adoption will enable a wider opportunity to capture different consumers with varied devices.

Once we complete these development contracts, we expect to start realizing Usage Revenues shortly after the services are fully launched. Although our customers have allocated significant marketing dollars for these particular services, we anticipate that a moderate adoption of these services and corresponding moderate Usage Revenues will be realized from these services during the first six months of their post-commercial deployment. Based on historical information on revenues and consumer adoption rates provided by our customers, we expect that within a one year period a significant adoption of these services will take place within those countries and a measure of consistent Usage Revenues will be achieved.

During this quarter, we also continued further development and expansion of our content initiatives and we completed our proto-type movie services for our United States deployment. A few essential factors in business development will be required to be completed in order to launch our US services. One of these factors will be to achieve acceptable commercial terms with our US customers after beta testing and another will be the successful completion of the acquisition of certain territorial rights with respect to certain movies and games that we intend to launch into the United States.

PLAN OF OPERATIONS

A significant portion of our human resources have been allocated toward program developers in order to maintain our current delivery schedules with our customers. A recent decline in employment rates along with heightened start-up competition within the Province of British Columbia have made it difficult for our research and development office to hire sufficiently skilled personnel to fulfill certain development resource positions within our planned time frame. However, we continue to hire personnel on a continuous basis and have started employment searches in Los Angeles for persons having the required qualifications. To support our current commercial activities we will require the hiring of five additional development personnel and three business personnel in Los Angeles by the end of 2006.

During this quarter, we have had personnel turn over in key programming departments but those positions have since been filled. However, such personnel turn over has slowed down our development progress and the new personnel hired to replace those vacancies have caused a minor delay due to training and overall orientation requirements. We have refined our hiring process and employment incentive packages to maintain our competitive presence in the current US and Canadian job markets. In addition, we continue to refine and improve on our project development and scheduling processes to ensure that we continue to practice disciplined methods of documentation for and communication with our customers. During this quarter, we have refined essential project tracking practices that enable us to accurately track cost breakdowns against our development time on a component by component basis. This greatly reduces our cost variances that are normally attributed to project scheduling of multiple parallel development projects.

We continue to refine costs in key areas in order to maximize capital application toward development and commercial activities. Standard internal process controls have been implemented for the purposes of ensuring quality control within the process of product development for our customers. In addition, we have started to renew certain development equipment to provide better computers, monitors and equipment to our developers in order to improve their productivity and general working environment.

Research and Development

As we believe the telecom, cable, and Internet industry is still in its early stages of digital transformation, we continue to design and deliver systems and services that will drive the next generation of visual communication and

interactive networks over the Internet. Within this environment, we have been adapting our roadmap and technology portfolio around enhanced designs to provide our customers the flexibility to manage the types of on-demand services required to best meet the public demand for converged broadband services. These actions allow us to more effectively focus our efforts and resources on pursuing high-growth areas where we have strong technology to market our customers' advantages.

Our Research & Development (R&D) plans are focused on expanding our current portfolio of leading edge proprietary technologies to capture emerging opportunities within the digital media distribution markets. R&D continues in the areas of Internet television, community network architecture, peer-to-peer (P2P) network management and security, and dynamic advertising generation using digital media as a core distributor to consumers. We have recently completed significant breakthroughs with respect to providing a foundation for menus to be broadcasted over set-top boxes. This particular research function will enable service providers to adopt multiple digital set-top boxes with very little integration and adoption costs. Currently, we are working on other proprietary areas within the IPTV sectors that will allow for P2P and community network functions to occur at the home entertainment level. Certain key areas of our research and development focus are also to moderate or reduce the otherwise significant costs attributed to IPTV, mobile, wireless home or other Digital Media strategies.

We anticipate that research and development expenses will continue to increase in fourth quarter 2006 compared to 2005 because we expect to hire additional research personnel with higher compensation in order to build additional infrastructure required to support the development of new products and architectures.

RESULTS OF OPERATIONS

Three Months Ended September 30, 2006 Compared to Three Months Ended September 30, 2005 (Restated)

Revenue. Total revenue for the three-month periods ended September 30, 2006 (the "Three-Month 2006 Period") and September 30, 2005 (the "Three-Month 2005 Period") was $132,549 and $0, respectively. Our revenue growth was due to the new contracts to develop and license software that the Company entered into during the year and consisted of license and professional fees pursuant to our software service agreements.

Research and Development. Research and development expenses were $62,931 and $203,269, respectively, during the three-month periods ended September 30, 2006 and September 30, 2005. During the Three-Month 2006 Period, the Company employed an average of 19 employees for research and development, compared to an average of 15 employees in the Three-Month 2005 Period. Wages and benefits for research and development personnel during the Three-Month 2006 Period were $262,212 compared to $203,269 during the Three-Month 2005 Period. In the past, the Company did not capitalize any research and development costs because they either did not meet SFAS No. 86 capitalization criteria or were immaterial. At the end of the first quarter of 2006, the Company determined that certain of its software applications have reached technological feasibility. As a result, the Company capitalized related software development costs and wages totaling $68,992 during the Three-Month 2006 Period, resulting in the decrease of research and development expenses to $62,931 reported on its interim condensed consolidated statement of operations.

General and Administrative Expenses. General and administrative expenses for the Three-Month 2006 Period increased to $885,862 from $715,660 during the Three-Month 2005 Period. During the Three-Month 2006 Period, the Company employed approximately 10 employees compared to 13 in the Three-Month 2005 Period. Wages and benefits for sales and marketing personnel during the Three-Month 2006 Period were $84,667 compared to $84,117 during the Three-Month 2005 Period. Wages and benefits for general and administrative personnel during the Three-Month 2006 Period were $407,817 compared to $206,429 during the Three-Month 2005 Period. The difference in general and administrative expenses primarily results from compensation charges for stock grants and stock options issued to executive level employees.

o Consulting Expenses. During the Three-Month 2006 Period, the Company expensed $10,667 in consulting fees compared to $103,291 during the Three-Month 2005 Period. The difference in consulting fees primarily relates to higher compensation charges for consultants who provided advisory services to the board of directors and marketing department and were granted options and warrants as specified in their consulting agreements during the Three-Month 2005 Period.

o Legal and Accounting Expenses. Legal and accounting fees for the Three-Month 2006 Period were $31,320 compared to $124,078 in the Three-Month 2005 Period. In Three-Month 2005 Period, we incurred significant legal fees in relation to patent filings and corporate financing compared to Three-Month 2006 Period.

o Financing Expenses. As a result of corporate financing obtained, we incurred finance charges on debt and equity arrangements of $167,752 compared to $14,250 for the Three-Month 2005 Period. This was related to the issuance of the 2005 Convertible Debentures.

o Interest Expense. Interest expense for the Three-Month 2006 period significantly increased to $692,353 from $171,316 during the 2005 Period. The increase was primarily due to additional funding to finance operations through the issuance of promissory notes and convertible debentures that resulted in higher interest expense compared to Three-Month 2005 period. In addition, the Company was required to file a registration statement, which was filed on December 14, 2005, and have such registration statement declared effective by no later than February 27, 2006 (the "Effectiveness Deadline"). As of the date of this filing the registration statement was not declared effective and the Company accrued penalties of approximately $275,000.

o Share-Based Compensation Expense. As a result of implementing SFAS
123(R)as of January 1, 2006, the Company recorded share-based compensation expense, a non-cash item, of $205,464 during the Three-Month 2006 period compared to $0 in Three-Month 2005 period.

o Change in Fair Value of Derivative Liability. The change in the value of our embedded derivative instruments, a non-cash item, related to our debt features and warrants issued in 2004 and 2005 produced a gain of $2,463,443 for the Three-Month 2006 Period compared to a gain of $289,290 in the Three-Month 2005 Period, respectively, and is primarily due to the fluctuation of our stock price.

As a result of the foregoing, the Company incurred a net income of $870,743 or $0.01 per share during the Three-Month 2006 Period, as compared to a net loss of $802,489 or $(0.01) per share during the Three-Month 2005 Period. The Company incurred a loss from operations of $896,776 during the Three-Month 2006 Period, as compared to a loss from operations of $918,929 during the Three-Month 2005 Period.

Nine Months Ended September 30, 2006 Compared to Nine Months Ended September 30, 2005 (Restated)

Revenue. Total revenue for the nine-month periods ended September 30, 2006 (the "Nine-Month 2006 Period") and September 30, 2005 (the "Nine-Month 2005 Period") was $132,549 and $0, respectively. Our revenue growth was due to the new contracts to develop and license software that the company entered into during the year and consisted of license and professional fees as per our software service agreements.

Research and Development. Research and development expenses were $314,186 and $675,022 respectively, during the Nine-Month 2006 Period and Nine-Month 2005 Period. During the Nine-Month 2006 Period, the Company employed an average of 20 employees for research and development, compared to an average of 18 employees in the Nine-Month 2005 Period. Wages and benefits for research and development personnel during the Nine-Month 2006 Period were $513,467 compared to $675,022 during the Nine-Month 2005 Period. The majority of these funds were utilized for the compensation of its research and development personnel. During the Nine-Month 2006 Period $9,562 of the total research and development expense was spent on equipment relating to research and development activities as compared to $10,950 during the Nine-Month 2005 Period.

General and Administrative Expenses. General and administrative expenses for the Nine-Month 2006 Period decreased to $2,632,695 from $5,994,494 during the Nine-Month 2005 Period. During the Nine-Month 2006 Period the Company employed an average of 11 employees compared to an average of 14 employees in the Nine-Month 2005 Period. Wages and benefits for sales and marketing personnel during the Nine-Month 2006 Period were $225,304 compared to $280,573 during the Nine-Month 2005 Period. Wages and benefits for general and administrative personnel during the Nine-Month 2006 Period were $1,297,316 compared to $761,886 during the Nine-Month 2005 Period.

o Consulting Expenses. During the Nine-Month 2006 Period the Company expensed $102,988 in consulting fees compared to $3,801,713 during the Nine-Month 2005 Period. The difference in consulting fees primarily relates to compensation charges of $3,074,494 for certain consultants who were granted options or warrants as specified in their consulting agreements. In addition, the Company retained the services of several consultants who provided advisory services to the board of directors and marketing department.

o Legal and Accounting Expenses. Legal and accounting fees for the Nine-Month 2006 Period were $242,043 compared to $332,835 in the Nine-Month 2005 Period. In the Nine-Month 2005 Period, we incurred significant legal fees in relation to patent filings and corporate financing compared to the Nine-Month 2006 Period.

o Financing Expenses. As a result of corporate financing obtained, we incurred finance charges on debt and equity arrangements of $167,752 in the Nine-Month 2006 Period compared to $56,750 for the Nine-Month 2005 Period.

o Interest Expense. Interest expense for the Nine-Month 2006 Period significantly increased to $1,650,512 from $489,933 during the Nine-Month 2005 Period. The increase was primarily due to additional funding to finance operations through the issuance of promissory notes and convertible debentures that resulted in higher interest cost compared to the Nine-Month 2005 period. In addition, the Company was required to file a registration statement, which was filed on December 14, 2005, and have such registration statement declared effective by no later than February 27, 2006 (the "Effectiveness Deadline"). As of the date of this filing the registration statement has not been declared effective and the Company accrued penalties of approximately $618,000.

o Share-Based Compensation Expense. As a result of implementing SFAS 123(R) as of January 1, 2006, the Company recorded share-based compensation expense, a non-cash item, of $644,798 during the Nine-Month 2006 Period compared to $0 in the Nine-Month 2005 Period.

o Change in Fair Value of Derivative Liability. The change in the value of our embedded derivative instruments, a non-cash item, related to our debt features and warrants issued in 2004 and 2005 produced a loss of $694,612 for the Nine-Month 2006 Period compared to a gain of $2,460,795 in the Nine-Month 2005 Period, respectively, and is primarily due to the fluctuation of our stock price.

As a result of the foregoing, the Company has incurred a net loss of $5,244,617 or $0.05 per share, during the Nine-Month 2006 Period, as compared to a net loss of $4,903,834, or $0.05 per share, during the Nine-Month 2005 Period. The Company has incurred a loss from operations of $2,894,864 during the Nine-Month 2006 Period, as compared to a loss from operations of $6,669,516 during the Nine-Month 2005 Period.

Liquidity and Capital Resources

The Company had negative working capital of approximately $7.1 million at September 30, 2006 and $4.4 million at December 31, 2005. The decrease in working capital is mainly attributable to an increase in accounts payable, accrued expenses, deferred revenue, amounts due to shareholders and directors, and a portion of the convertible debentures becoming current.

At September 30, 2006, the Company's principal source of liquidity was its combined cash and cash equivalents, proceeds from notes payable, convertible debentures and cash received from customers pursuant to its software licensing agreements and custom development services that it provides as part of those license agreements. Its future liquidity requirements will depend on a number of factors including, among other things, the timing and level of its sales volumes, the cost of its development and production efforts, the success and market acceptance of its future product releases, and other related items. Historically, the Company has financed its operations with proceeds from the sale of its common stock, the issuance of convertible debentures, and loans from its officers, directors and shareholders.

The following table sets forth the amount of funds received for the periods indicated:

For the Nine For the Nine
Months Ended Months Ended
Sources of Funds September 30, 2006 September 30, 2005
------------------------------------------- ---------------- ----------------
Contribution of Capital -- 34,386
Proceeds from issuance of common shares -- 395,398
Proceeds from notes payable 250,000 150,000
Proceeds from notes payable to shareholders 1,399,915 1,293,245
Proceeds from convertible debentures, net 270,000 --


The Company has suffered recurring losses from operations and has an accumulated deficit from inception on June 18, 1999 to September 30, 2006 of $23,400,135. Primarily the Company's recurring losses and lack of liquidity, raise substantial doubt about the ability to continue as a going concern.

Additional cash is necessary to sustain operations both in the short and long term. Additional funding is expected to be obtained from new sources as other financing institutions are currently being pursued. The Company's ability to meet operating and capital requirements depends upon its ability to generate on-going revenues from the licensing and installation of its iWave technology and financing from external sources.

The Company cannot assure that it will obtain sufficient revenue growth or achieve financing to develop profitable operations prior to utilizing all of its current capital resources. In addition, if the Company does not generate its revenues or receive its funds in a timely manner on a scale to meet its needs, it may be forced to curtail or downsize its operations which may effect its existing commercial activities.

The Company has recently signed contracts and agreements with several different companies and anticipates expanding its commercial activities and generating revenues from the commercialization of its iWave products and services that will result in future recurring revenues to the Company and produce cash flows to meet and sustain its operations. As the Company continues to add more commercial customers under the same business model, the Company expects that its cash flow will meet its monthly working capital requirements by the end of 2007.

As of September 30, 2006 the Company generated $132,549 in revenue from its iWave products and services. Although we expect revenues to increase during the remainder of the 2006 year, we cannot be certain that this will occur within that period.

Financing Activities

The Company has raised approximately $287,000, from the issuance of promissory notes during the period from October 1, 2006 through November 20, 2006. The Company believes that these funds, together with its cash on hand at September 30, 2000 and amounts received from customers will be sufficient to fund its operations through December 31, 2006.

Its current capital resources will enable it to fund a minimum period of planned operations of less than 12 months, and the Company projects that the estimated amount of additional funds that the Company will require to ensure operations for a minimum period of 12 months, not taking into account any anticipated revenue derived from licensing and recurring consumer usage fees from its iWave technology from September 30, 2006, is approximately $3,200,000.

The Company's ability to meet its operating requirements depends upon its ability to generate financing and additional recurring Usage Revenues from the licensing and commercial installation of its iWave technologies to its commercial customers and from external financing sources.

The Company cannot guarantee it will develop profitable operations prior to utilizing all of its current available financial resources .

The Company continues to seek new working capital financing to expand its business activities. In addition, the Company may also attract new equity financing to fund the expansion of its operations and possibly retire some of its existing debts. The rate at which the Company uses funds in its operations as of September 30, 2006, is $254,000 per month.

The Company expects this rate to increase due to recent and planned operational changes in 2006 and 2007 in order to meet its current commercial growth. The Company estimates that its monthly operating costs during the fourth quarter of 2006 and throughout 2007, which includes its 2006 expansion of commercial activities, will increase to approximately $350,000 per month.

If the Company is unable to generate sufficient revenue during 2006 and it doe

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...würde sagen, mindestens noch ein Jahr warten und auf Besserung hoffen...

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NS8 Corporation: iWave Provides Secure DVD Download to Own System to ReelTime and Universal Pictures for International Markets
Tuesday November 28, 10:10 am ET

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Nov 28, 2006 -- iWave Interactive Systems ("iWave") the entertainment network division of NS8 Corporation ("NS8") (OTC BB:NSEO.OB - News) has provided a secure DVD download to own system to ReelTime Media Ltd. ("ReelTime") (Australia:RMA.AX - News) as part of its Reeltime.tv on demand entertainment portal. In a partnership with Universal Pictures Australia, ReelTime will launch the first "day-and-date" DVD download-to-own service set for international markets.

Starting early December, consumers will be able to choose from a wide selection of Universal titles led by Miami Vice, which will be available 'day-and-date' of its DVD release in major retail stores. Consumers with high speed broadband internet will be able to purchase and download a wide selection of titles from Universal movies for permanent ownership using a unique 3-copy secure system that allows consumers to download movies to their PC/Laptop, portable device (compatible with Windows Play4Sure technology) and legally burn to their DVD that will contain full DVD functionality.

Unlike many of ReelTime's US peers such as Movielink, Cinemanow, Guba, AOL and iTunes that have already begun providing download-to-own services earlier this year, ReelTime and iWave will be the first to offer this service on an international scale with a major Hollywood studio as a partner and be the first studio approved technology platform to deliver this to consumers on an international scale.

Carl Segal, Executive Vice President of NS8, said "ReelTime is in a great position to rapidly expand this service internationally after Australia. John and his team have partnered with the right studio and content owners to provide a very compelling entertainment offering with latest and greatest new release titles. Being the first to offer international day-and-date movies simply puts ReelTime above all other internet movie services. This international event marks the beginning of a transparent global retail market where the consumer will no longer need to go to a crowded retail or movie rental store to purchase their DVD. We're excited to be their technology partner and equally optimistic that both iWave and ReelTime will be able to anchor this service as the premier international movie service for all consumers."

"International DVD Download to own represents a significant milestone in this emerging digital entertainment industry and gives both ReelTime and iWave a clear competitive advantage globally", commented John Karantzis, Managing Director of ReelTime Media Ltd. "This unique offer will be supported by Universal's world-class content and gives the consumer total freedom to watch titles when they want and where they want. Both ReelTime and iWave are clearly paving the way for the future of portable, in home DVD and PC consumer entertainment."

According to emarketer there are over 850 million internet users worldwide with 349 million residing within Asia and the Asia Pacific regions. IDC forecasts that online video services will generate approximately $1.7 billion in revenue by 2010, up from $230 million in 2005. Forecasts from Informa Telecoms & Media released at the Mobile Entertainment Market (MEM) 2006 conference in London suggest that mobile games, music and video downloads will worth $25.9 billion by 2011.

ABOUT NS8 CORPORATION

NS8 Corporation (www.ns8corp.net) is a Digital Interactive Media Distribution Company that specializes in the development of server-based technologies in the areas of content licensing, digital media publishing and royalty distribution management, including interactive consumer viewing systems for Internet on-demand applications for PC, IPTV and other portable media devices. iWave Interactive Systems is a division of NS8 Corporation that specializes in providing turn-key Broadcast Management Services of digital content over internet enabled networks. iWave combines NS8's proprietary server based technologies for use by content owners, media distributors, and telecommunication companies to provide a powerful solution for processing, publishing, reporting and distributing content to consumers over PC, IPTV, mobile device or portable wireless environment.

ABOUT REELTIME MEDIA LTD. (www.reeltime.tv)

ReelTime Media Ltd, (Australian Stock Exchange Code: RMA) is a wholesale and retail operator of content at the forefront of the IPTV industry, and is Australia's first national IPTV operator to offer major Hollywood content to PC and television via both Set Top Box and PC delivery, on an ISP independent basis. ReelTime.tv brings a variety of on-demand entertainment directly to consumers over existing broadband networks. ReelTime.tv has been developing its broadband entertainment system and negotiating with studios since 2000, and has agreements in place with major MPAA studios, including NBC Universal, Sony Pictures, 20th Century Fox and MGM. ReelTime.tv has already signed and secured access carriage, video server co-location, and bulk SMS distribution agreements with Telstra Corporation Ltd, and has network exchange agreements with PIPE Networks Ltd, WAIX and EQUINIX allowing over 110 ISP's to better access it's services Unwired, Adam Internet, Wild IT, Koala Telecom, Fish Telecom, Spectrum, Comcen, CXI and Seacrest are all ReelTime direct connect partners offering speed and download friendly customer plans. ReelTime.tv recently announced the world's first, day and date, secure burn in home download to own service, with it's partner, Universal Studio's.

[garbode]

download service ist bereits gestartet !!!!!

die haben es aber sehr eilig !
hoffe auf ein gutes weihnachtsgeschaeft

die zusammenarbeit mit yahoo australien duerfte den service schnell bekannt machen


einfach ansehen unter http://www.reeltime.tv

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.831.126 von garbode am 30.11.06 17:53:32

http://movies.myreeltime.tv/

iWave von NS8 ... !!!!

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.918.954 von petiteventre am 04.12.06 09:09:23

Die News überschlagen sich:

NS8 Corporation: iWave and ReelTime Partner to Provide Mobile Games to Australia and Other Parts of Asia Pacific
Monday December 4, 8:30 am ET


LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Dec 4, 2006 -- iWave Interactive Systems ("iWave") the entertainment network division of NS8 Corporation ("NS8") (OTC BB:NSEO.OB - News) has signed a distribution agreement with ReelTime Infotainment Ltd. ("ReelTime"), a subsidiary of Australian Stock Exchange listed ReelTime Media Ltd (Australia:RMA.AX - News) to provide mobile games to Australia using ReelTime's network of over 110 ISP's. ReelTime ISP customers will be able to offer their consumers a vast library of premium mobile games and accessories which were developed by some of the world's leading mobile game technology companies.

iWave and ReelTime will launch their mobile game service to the public with over 300 titles. Some examples of what will be offered include titles like Midtown Madness, Judge Dredd, Rambo on Fire, Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica, Harlem Globetrotters, Mike Tyson Boxing, World Soccer, Actual Soccer and Miami Vice, developed by such renowned companies as X Player, Corbis and Infospace.

Carl Segal, Executive Vice President of NS8, said, "This is the beginning of great commercial partnerships for all of us. We're able to provide the system and games, ReelTime provides the marketing and premium content, it's an exciting partnership that we will be able to expand quickly in other countries within a short period of time. The relationship we have with ReelTime will prove to be a large commercial success for both companies, and we are excited to be part of all of this."

John Karantzis, Managing Director of ReelTime, said, "We have identified a further complimentary market, we are able to distribute premium movies, games and other services. Australia's internet population exceeds 3.3 million, and mobile phone penetration is now over 90% of the population. These are exciting times for new media and we know that we are at the leading edge of the industry. We are eager to expand these and other services with iWave to other countries very quickly in the New Year."

The launch is scheduled for mid December 2006 which will be just in time for the holiday season and increased leisure time and spending. In early 2007, iWave and ReelTime plan for an expansion into other countries such as New Zealand and Singapore, which has a population of nearly 3.0 million. iWave and ReelTime will participate in a revenue share of gaming titles that range from $5 - $6 AUS per transaction.

Juniper Research says that the Asia-Pacific region will contribute USD $7.2 billion or the largest share of total gross revenues to the global mobile games market; predicted to be worth USD $18.5 billion by 2009, up from today's global value of USD $1.6 billion. PriceWaterhouse Coopers concurs, claiming that spending on wireless games in the Asia-Pacific region will chalk up a 72% CAGR to reach USD $6.6 billion in revenue in 2008 (PricewaterhouseCoopers - "Global Entertainment and Media Outlook: 2004-2008").

Global mobile games revenue will grow from $3 billion in 2006 to $10.5 billion in 2009, according to estimates from Juniper Research, and are set to produce a cumulative revenue stream of nearly $57 billion over the next six years (i). According to the Economist Intelligence Unit, Mobile Subscribers in Australia numbered over 19 million in 2005, and are expected to increase to almost 23 million by 2010 (ii). Rising data revenue underlies positive growth in the Australian mobile market and will account for 61% of top line growth by 2007, according to Wireless World Forum (iii). The AU$25-million-plus mobile games market in Australia is expected to grow by over 30% in 2007, according to games maker Digital Chocolate, as reported by "The Australian" in October 2006. By the end of 2011, the company predicted mobile games revenue would top $17 billion. Only music downloads rivaled games as a potential revenue generator for mobile operators.

ABOUT NS8 CORPORATION

NS8 Corporation (www.ns8corp.net) is a Digital Interactive Media Distribution Company that specializes in the development of server-based technologies in the areas of content licensing, digital media publishing and royalty distribution management, including interactive consumer viewing systems for Internet on-demand applications for PC, IPTV and other portable media devices. iWave Interactive Systems is a division of NS8 Corporation that specializes in providing turn-key Broadcast Management Services of digital content over internet enabled networks. iWave combines NS8's proprietary server based technologies for use by content owners, media distributors, and telecommunication companies to provide a powerful solution for processing, publishing, reporting and distributing content to consumers over PC, IPTV, mobile device or portable wireless environment.

ABOUT REELTIME MEDIA LTD. (www.reeltime.tv)

ReelTime Media Ltd. (Australia:RMA.AX - News) is a wholesale and retail operator of content at the forefront of the IPTV industry, and is Australia's first national IPTV operator to offer major Hollywood content to PC and television via both Set Top Box and PC delivery, on an ISP independent basis. ReelTime.tv brings a variety of on-demand entertainment directly to consumers over existing broadband networks. ReelTime.tv has been developing its broadband entertainment system and negotiating with studios since 2000, and has agreements in place with major MPAA studios, including NBC Universal, Sony Pictures, 20th Century Fox and MGM. ReelTime.tv has already signed and secured access carriage, video server co-location, and bulk SMS distribution agreements with Telstra Corporation Ltd., and has network exchange agreements with PIPE Networks Ltd., WAIX and EQUINIX allowing over 110 ISP's to better access its services. Unwired, Adam Internet, Wild IT, Koala Telecom, Fish Telecom, Spectrum, Comcen, CXI and Seacrest are all ReelTime direct connect partners offering speed and download friendly customer plans.

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Hallo!
Ich bin überzeugt davon das hier sehr viel interessante sachen stehen, es würde mich aber freuen wenn Ihr mehr in deutsch schreiben würdet. Die Sprache behersche ich etwas besser als englisch!

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Press Release Source: NS8 Corporation

NS8 Corporation Completes Financing & Change of Corporate Structure
Monday May 7, 8:30 am ET

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA--(MARKET WIRE)--May 7, 2007 -- NS8 Corporation ("NS8") (OTC BB:NSEO.OB - News) has completed additional working capital financing of $3.3 million dollars from Cornell Capital Partners, LLP. The use of proceeds will be for the retirement of a recent $500k promissory note as filed and for its 2007 working capital requirements enabling the Company to successfully complete its current commercialization efforts in Asia Pacific. In addition, the Board of Directors of NS8 has implemented a series of Board and management changes as part of a corporate reorganization to enable the Company to reach its breakeven milestones before the end of the year. As part of those changes, certain members of its Board of Directors have voluntarily resigned in order to pave way for new directors who will contribute to achieving the next level of corporate growth that the Company has planned for the next two years. The Company is active in qualifying new director candidates that will compliment its business strategies and expects to announce the appointment of new directors before the end of second quarter 2007.

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The Company welcomes Mr. George O'Leary to its Board of Directors and Mr. O'Leary will take an active role as the Company's interim Chief Financial Officer for the purposes of managing the Company's financial reporting and audit committee responsibilities as well as its strategic financial planning. Mr. O'Leary comments, "This Company has very exciting growth potential. Clearly it has developed very compelling technology and business applications that have strong market opportunities in today's rapidly emerging Internet entertainment market. The next steps to this Company's success are to focus on its sales goals and capture its target markets. I am looking forward to working with the Company on the achievement of these objectives." Mr. O'Leary will assume this role from Mr. Ricardo Rosado who has acted as the Company's interim CFO since 2004. Mr. Rosado will continue to focus his expertise in the product management of the Company.

In addition, the Board has implemented a search for executive candidates for the purpose of hiring a chief executive officer and president for the Company within a 90 day period. Mr. Anthony Alda and Mr. O'Leary will lead this executive qualification process with other Board members. Mr. Alda will remain as Chairman of the Board and Company spokesperson and, in addition, he will continue to assist the Company in its sales, product research and architecture. The move to identify and recruit a chief executive officer and president is part of the shift to narrow the Company's focus toward sales and marketing of its iWave Interactive product line to commercial customers in Asia, Europe and United States. Mr. Alda comments, "This Company is in a new stage of growth. Mr. O'Leary is a proven executive within this arena and we're pleased to welcome him to the NS8 team. Our plan is to enhance our Board with professionals that will compliment our vision and commercial strategies. We plan on being aggressive with regard to the assembly of our executive execution team this year. In turn, we plan on being as equally aggressive with respect to our commercial performance."

The Company has begun taking a series of steps aimed at creating cost reductions in the areas of personnel and non-performing assets in order to streamline the Company's core product and development. The Company expects to reduce its operating and development expenses by approximately 34% over the next quarter primarily due to the overall completion of its iWave Interactive product. The activities of our personnel will primarily be devoted to software requirements, product deployment and ongoing upgrade maintenance for iWave. New development and sales personnel are anticipated to be added throughout the year as sales objectives are achieved.

ABOUT NS8 CORPORATION

NS8 Corporation (www.ns8corp.net) is a Digital Interactive Media Distribution Company that specializes in the development of server-based technologies in the areas of content licensing, digital media publishing and royalty distribution management, including interactive consumer viewing systems for Internet on-demand applications for PC, IPTV and other portable media devices. iWave Interactive Systems is a division of NS8 Corporation that specializes in providing turn-key Broadcast Management Services of digital content over Internet enabled networks. iWave combines NS8's proprietary server based technologies for use by content owners, media distributors, and telecommunication companies to provide a powerful solution for processing, publishing, reporting and distributing content to consumers over PC, IPTV, mobile device or portable wireless environment.

SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT

Certain statements made herein that are not historical are forward-looking within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are based on the Company's beliefs and the assumptions it made using information currently available to it. Because these statements reflect the Company's current views concerning future events, these statements involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions. The actual results could differ materially from the results discussed in the forward-looking statements. In any event, undue reliance should not be placed on any forward-looking statements, which apply only as of the date of this press release.

TRADEMARKS

Consumer Program and Shopping Guide, CPG, Library Distribution Management System, LDMS, NS8, Secure Digital Content Distribution, Security Protocol Integration, SPI, and iWave Interactive Systems, iWaveMedia, AdWave are either registered trademarks or trademarks of NS8 Corporation or its subsidiaries. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.


Contact:

Contacts:
Rubenstein Investor Relations, Inc.
Tim Clemensen, Senior Vice President
NS8 Corporation Investor & Public Relations
[phone]
Email: [e-mail]

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.194.686 von beta77 am 07.05.07 20:03:43

Extrem hohe Umsätze für diesen Wert umd die News sind perfekt ich denke es decken sich instis ein der kurs wird explodieren nur gedult dann sind Kurse bis 1 Euro leicht möglich

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Press Release Source: NS8 Corporation

True Corporation Launches NS8's iWave Music Player
Monday July 30, 9:00 am ET

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jul 30, 2007 -- NS8 Corporation (OTC BB:NSEO.OB - News) -

True Corporation PCL ("True") launched its custom branded True Music Player on June 26th for its True entertainment site www.trueworld.net. The True world entertainment site currently receives more than 60,000 unique users a day. After completion of its consumer soft launch, True plans to aggressively promote the True music player as an integrated component of its music service. Currently, the True music library consists of over five hundred thousand songs ranging from major to independent and local music labels. NS8 Corporation ("NS8") will participate in a revenue sharing arrangement with True on each music download purchased from the True Music Player.

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The True Music Player is a custom designed utility for personal digital media management and is designed to enrich and enhance the end-user experience. It allows its consumers to download, store, manage, and transfer media to CD's and is compatible with most portable MP3 devices. NS8's iWave Music Player is a cost effective turn-key platform that is easy to deploy and operate and can be branded to a company's specific requirements.

Carl Segal, Executive Vice President of NS8, said, "We are excited about the commercial release of the True music player. Combined with True's vast library of music, we are confident that this will further enhance and contribute to the continued success of their on-line music service."

Pichit Thanyodom, Enabling Technology Director of True's Multimedia Business, said, "the iWave Music Player is a central piece of our on-line music strategy. The iWave music player will allow our users to easily access our substantial library of music while enabling them to easily store, manage and transfer songs to other devices."

According to emarketer, there are over 850 million internet users worldwide with 349 million residing within Asia and the Asia Pacific regions. According to a report from AccuStream iMedia Research, music download and subscription revenue is forecast to grow at approximately 48.5% in 2007 to $2.2 billion, a considerable leap from 2003, when $90.2 million was generated from online sales. Forecasts from Informa Telecoms & Media released at the Mobile Entertainment Market (MEM) 2006 conference in London suggest that mobile games, music and video downloads will be worth $25.9 billion by 2011.

About True Corporation PLC

True Corporation Public Company Limited is Thailand's only fully-integrated communication solutions provider, convergence solutions leader and premier lifestyle enabler. We provide consumers, small and medium enterprises, and corporations with a full range of voice, data and multimedia solutions customized to meet their needs. We are the largest wireline service provider in Bangkok, the largest broadband provider in the country and a major player mobile phone service provider. True is more than just technology; we are about passion, innovation and service. We bring people together and provide fulfillment through communications. We give people the freedom to live different lifestyles by providing them with the power to communicate as well as access knowledge, information and entertainment, whenever, wherever, and how they like. Everyday we work in partnership with our customers to develop solutions that can lead to opportunities, and add value to their lives at home, in the office and on the move. For more information please visit: http://www.truecorp.co.th.

ABOUT NS8 CORPORATION

NS8 Corporation (www.ns8corp.net) is a Digital Interactive Media Distribution Company that specializes in the development of server-based technologies in the areas of content licensing, digital media publishing and royalty distribution management, including interactive consumer viewing systems for Internet on-demand applications for PC, and other portable media devices. iWave Interactive Systems is a division of NS8 Corporation that specializes in providing turn-key Broadcast Management Solutions for digital content over Internet enabled networks.

SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT

Certain statements made herein that are not historical are forward-looking within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are based on the Company's beliefs and the assumptions it made using information currently available to it. Because these statements reflect the Company's current views concerning future events, these statements involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions. The actual results could differ materially from the results discussed in the forward-looking statements. In any event, undue reliance should not be placed on any forward-looking statements, which apply only as of the date of this press release.

TRADEMARKS

Consumer Program and Shopping Guide, CPG, Library Distribution Management System, LDMS, NS8, Secure Digital Content Distribution, Security Protocol Integration, SPI, and iWave Interactive Systems, iWaveMedia, AdWave are either registered trademarks or trademarks of NS8 Corporation or its subsidiaries. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.


Contact:

Contacts:
NS8 Corporation
Uriel Kusiatin
President
[phone] ext. 209
Website: http://www.ns8corp.net / http://www.truecorp.co.th

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NS8 Achieves Reorganization Milestones
8/27/2007

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, Aug 27, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
NS8 Corporation (NS8) (OTCBB: NSEO) has successfully completed certain of its reorganization milestones as outlined in its previous filing dated May 23, 2007. Milestones regarding the achievement of certain revenues for its First and Second Quarter and completing the increase of its authorized capital were accomplished.

Further to its reorganization, NS8 announced on July 13, 2007 its plan to reduce its long term debts held by certain management, directors and shareholders by offering, for a limited period of time, a conversion of those debts to equity of the Company. The Company has received positive responses from such plan and a majority of conversions have been received. The Company anticipates that it will achieve all or a majority of its intended $3,627,249 debt reduction before the end of its second quarter, which marks a reduction of fifty percent of its long term debts.

In addition, as announced on July 30, 2007, the Company's custom music management software was launched by its customer in Thailand in the later part of June 2007, giving NS8 reoccurring revenue streams from revenue sharing of music downloads as the service continues to be promoted this year. Further, NS8 continues to engage in new international and domestic prospects for its iWave interactive PC video on demand product in order to accomplish its remaining revenue milestones and achieve positive cash flow before the end of its 2007 year.

Uriel Kusiatin, President of NS8, comments: "We continue to focus our development, operations and capital on our commercialization. Our efforts to accomplish our internal reorganization and align it with our current commercial direction are progressing according to plan. The Company will continue to build on this momentum to achieve the remainder of our objectives for this year."

Since the Company's announcement pertaining to its reorganization in May 7, 2007, a CEO recruitment effort has been in progress and the Company expects that a strong chief executive candidate will soon be appointed by the Board. The Company is in the process of short listing its current candidates and key areas of strength for candidates are primarily in the areas of strong sales and proven commercial expertise within the Company's market space.

On August 31, 2007, Anthony Alda will serve his last day as the Company's CEO. He will continue to provide technical consultation and continue to serve as a non executive Chairman until November 30, 2007. Anthony was one of the founding members of the Company and was one of the key technical architects responsible for several patent filings in the areas of internet video on demand, content security distribution and non-resident software applications that are underlying in the Company's core iWave interactive product line. His 6 year tenure has enabled the Company to maintain technical advantages in the internet video-on-demand and PC television space.

George O'Leary, director and Chief Financial Officer, comments: "The Board of Directors would like to thank Anthony for his many years of dedicated service to the Company. Anthony has played a leadership role in establishing NS8's position as a technological leader in its space and raising the necessary capital to fund its development efforts. Anthony will continue to provide valuable support for our technical and market development efforts. We look forward to his continued involvement in the success of the Company and wish him well in his future endeavors."

ABOUT NS8 CORPORATION

NS8 Corporation (www.ns8corp.net) is a Digital Interactive Media Distribution Company that specializes in the development of server-based technologies in the areas of content licensing, digital media publishing and royalty distribution management, including interactive consumer viewing systems for Internet on-demand applications for PC, and other portable media devices. iWave Interactive Systems is a division of NS8 Corporation that specializes in providing turn-key Broadcast Management Solutions for digital content over Internet enabled networks.

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[kafutznik]

Was geht den hier ab schaut mal den umsatz und nur aus dem ask wird gekauft

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[flo9384]

geht nicht schlecht ab

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.833.133 von flo9384 am 03.10.07 18:03:59

Weiß aber nicht warum die halten den Preis noch unten da kaufen sich welche schwer ein Ask in Frankfurt 12 Cent vielleicht möchte die Firma jemand kaufen wer weiß

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