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hrm, i really dont know IMM. im researching now, but it looks like QBID changed to CPPC on the 5th, and my Smith Barney balance reflects the new stock price, tho still under the name Triangle Multi Media.
perhaps i havent seen a consolidation on my share count yet? i cant remember how many were there to start...
maybe covered here already, like i said havent read up yet. ~BB
edit: read up, i see that the share count should have been updated... so there was a r/s? i never trust what i see in smith barney accounts, they are not the best for pinks, so im gonna have to call and see if i can get more info.
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BB nope not as of today... still waiting, I think you'll see that it's not what you first concluded :-(
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i first concluded that once a scam, always a scam G but if smith barney wants to sell them & give me my money, thats another story LOL ~BB
ill add some thoughts here in my edit. breezing through the websites, i recognize none of the industry names mentioned, including the casting director. and there arent a lot of reputable casting directors that i haven't heard of in my 15 years in the biz. hrmf.
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Related Quotes Sym. Price Chg. CPPC Trade News 2.95 2.6 Cinemax Pictures and Production Co., Intl., Inc. (CPPC) Announced Today the Signing of a Financial Development Deal With The Able Group of New York in Conjunction With Wideye Films
Oct 15, 2007 09:15:00 (ET)
TORONTO, Oct 15, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Constantine A. Papadopoulos, CEO and Anthony Gouveia, CFO of Cinemax Pictures and Production Company Intl., Inc. (Pink Sheets: CPPC) announced today the signing of a financial development deal with The Able Group, a Corporate Finance Firm based in New York City in conjunction with Wideye Films.
According to Mr. Gouveia, "We are excited that Neil Kiperman, Managing Director of The Able Group has agreed to work with us on our short and long term funding needs. The Able Group has relationships with dozens of the largest hedge funds worldwide and through our agreement with them we have started the process of generating the financial base and the financial structure we will need to take Cinemax Pictures to the next level. They will be responsible for working with us on the required funding to produce our movie and TV projects that are currently in development or pre-production stages, gap funding and the acquisition of film libraries and other assets. We are also in preliminary discussions regarding the acquisition of one prestigious film library and are looking at various others they have presented to us that are currently on the market."
More on The Able Group:
The Able Group specializes in Equity, Convertible Debt and Mezzanine Financing. Their primary focus is catering to the financial needs of companies in the small and micro cap sectors. With access to over $1 Billion in capital, they provide financing for growth, development and acquisition plans of the companies they become involved with. In the last four years the partners at The Able Group have been involved with over 90 transactions.
The Able Group has demonstrated expertise in designing innovative financial solutions for the many companies they work with. They are responsive, professional and efficient in managing the process from the first step through Investment Committee, Closing and Funding phases. The Able Group offers a wide range of resources and value added services to assist the growth of the companies they become involved with. They accomplish this by providing access to flexible financial solutions, cost-effective funding and rapid deployment of capital.
More on Neil Kiperman, Managing Director
Mr. Kiperman is Managing Director for The Able Group, assisting both private and public companies in finding funding sources that meet their financial needs. From 1989-1998, Mr. Kiperman operated a New York based investment banking firm. Under his stewardship the company grew from 1 office to 7, with locations throughout the eastern United States. Since 2000 Neil, has been the chief consultant for Comprehensive Computer Resources Inc. (CCR). Neil has been responsible for building the company's Health care division as well as building a very profitable government sector. Neil is also the majority owner of Intercontinental Commerce Group Inc. Neil has created an extensive support network for ICG, to facilitate introductions to high level government officials of countries around the world and establish operations in these countries, as such with http://www.edumasters.net/ .
More on Russell Terlecki and Wideye Films
Wideye Creative and Wideye Films: A worldwide production company devoted to coordinating, creating and producing all facets of the entertainment industry (i.e.: Feature film, Music Videos, TV Commercials). Our past projects can be found on our website: http://www.wideyecreative.com/
RUSSELL TERLECKI (PRODUCER): Russell is the president of Wideye Films. His recent producing credits include the feature films "The Killer Movie" (Starring Kaley Cuoco and Jason London) "The Alphabet Killer" (from the director of WRONG TURN), "The Attic" (from the director of PET SEMATARY) and the feature documentary "Third Wave" (Presented by Morgan Spurlock). Russell's proven track record as an Investment Banker on Wall Street translated impressively to the entertainment industry with over sixty commercial, television and film credits added to his resume in the past five years.
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This press release contains statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Certain statements in this press release may contain words such as "anticipates", "believes", "could", "estimates", "expects", "intends", "may", "projects", "targets" and other similar language that are considered forward-looking statements.
These forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties and persons reading this press release are cautioned that such statements are only predictions, and that the Company's actual future results or performance may be materially different.
The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.
For more information, please contact: IRforTMM*cinemaxpicture.com
SOURCE Cinemax Pictures and Production Company Intl., Inc.
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What's up with this IsoRay stuff? Did we get a gay medical firm or something ?
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Cinemax Pictures & Prod. Co. Intl. Inc.: (Pink Sheets - CPPC) Cinemax Pictures And Production Co., Intl., Inc. (CPPC) Announced Today The Content Of Two Feature Film Projects That Are Part Of The Existing Eight Picture Deal With Producer / Writer Peter Jobin.
Oct 18, 2007 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Toronto, Ontario Constantine A. Papadopoulos, CEO, and Wayne Thompson, consulting VP of Film Production and Development of Cinemax Pictures and Production Co., Intl., Inc. announced today, per their October 8th news release, the content of the next two projects that Cinemax Pictures has optioned as part of their eight picture deal with Producer / Writer Peter Jobin.
According to Papadopoulos: "The genre of these two projects fall into the category of ADULT ORIENTED ACTION FEATURES. The content will probably generate an NC-17 rating or under. It is a highly lucrative market to approach, and, in a best case scenario, films of this nature usually generate a longer shelf life during and after their initial theatrical release. They also find considerable success as direct to cable or direct to DVD projects."
PLOT SUMMATIONS
HELLCATS! Screenplay by Peter Jobin
1720 - Caribbean trade routes are easy prey to gangs of pirates and privateers, sailing out of island hideouts in small, speedy sloops and schooners to plunder slower trading ships. Two of these wild buccaneers are a pair of teenage girls, ANNE BONNEY, the runaway daughter of an Irish planter in the Carolinas, and MARY READE, who disguised as a boy, served from the age of 11 in the British Army and Navy. With Anne's lover, CALICO JACK RACKHAM, and the terrifying CAPTAIN NED TEACH, feared far and wide as "Blackbeard", the two Hellcats rob and plunder as they please. It's Captain Blood meets Bonnie and Clyde...sun, sea, sand, sex and swordplay nicely seasoned with revenge, lust and plenty of pirate gold.
THE TEAM: Screenplay by Jeff Begun and Peter Jobin
In a moonlit Afghan desert - a female U.S. SPECFORCE OP is hunted by masked "GHOST" TROOPS and burned to death by a mysterious weapon. As she dies, she flashes a coded satellite message to ex CIA Agent HAL MORGAN in Washington. Morgan turns to KARL DRAKE, the dead woman's former Spec Force Commander. Drake's career was destroyed when the Middle East mission he jointly commanded with Morgan went wrong, with major civilian casualties.
Drake puts skilled men and women from his old combat TEAM back together - from Iraq, Africa, South America, wherever they've been making their living with a gun. Under cover supplied by Morgan, Drake's Team make their way to Afghanistan, finding their Spec Force comrade's body burned to a cinder. They end up defending local VILLAGERS against the TALIBAN - and against the army of "GHOSTS" who come in the night and burn men to death. In the high desert mountains, Drake and his Team uncover the secret weapon their female comrade was murdered to protect. Now the future is in their hands...but whose side is Morgan really on?
Pre-production dates for either of these projects have not been scheduled.
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS This press release contains statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Certain statements in this press release may contain words such as "anticipates", "believes", "could", "estimates", "expects", "intends", "may", "projects", "targets" and other similar language that are considered forward-looking statements.
These forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties and persons reading this press release are cautioned that such statements are only predictions, and that the Company's actual future results or performance may be materially different.
The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.
M2 Communications Ltd disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. Data supplied by named party/parties. Further information on M2 PressWIRE can be obtained at http://www.presswire.net on the world wide web. Inquiries to info*m2.com.
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Cinemax Pictures & Production Co., Intl., Inc. (CPPC) Announced Today DTC Has Approved the Transaction and Shares will be in Brokerage Accounts on October 22, 2007
TORONTO, Oct. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Tony Gouveia, CFO of Cinemax Pictures & Production Company Intl., Inc. confirmed today The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation has approved and completed the exchange transaction of QBID shares.
According to Mr. Gouveia, "DTC has agreed to approve the transfer of Cinemax Pictures shares (CPPC) to brokerage accounts on October 22, 2007. After the transfer on October 22, 2007, it will be the responsibility of brokerage firms to deposit the shares into shareholder accounts. Capital Transfer Agency will have no control over this process on October 22, 2007.
I want to thank DTC and Capital Transfer Agency for all their hard work in finalizing the details of the transfer. The reverse stock split involved some exceptions resulting in additional complexities, hence needing approval from The Depository Trust Company before the corporate action could be approved. Furthermore, DTC stated their records matched perfectly with Capital Transfer Agency records." Gouveia continued: "The delay in delivery had nothing to do with Cinemax Pictures, nor Capital Transfer Agency, Inc. We also want to reassure shareholders that no insiders, which includes board members, management, employees or affiliated persons involved in the merger were selling, hedging or executing private transactions with their shares at any time from October 5, 2007, the first day of trading, through today. Furthermore, no one in Cinemax management was in receipt of their restricted shares, opting to make certain shareholders were in possession of their certificates first. We believe in the company and its future, and we feel selling any of our shares in this manner would be unethical to shareholders past, present and future."
We were advised of the following by DTC: "DTC will not be allocating round up shares until they receive these shares back from the agent. DTC will send out a bulletin today (October 19, 2007) to the street advising brokers to request the additional round up shares at the beneficial level. They will give brokers two days to come in and request the round up shares starting on October 22, 2007 through end of business October 24, 2007. On October 25, 2007, they will submit a request to the agent for the round up shares and upon receipt of these shares DTC will credit the participants."
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS This press release contains statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Certain statements in this press release may contain words such as "anticipates", "believes", "could", "estimates", "expects", "intends", "may", "projects", "targets" and other similar language that are considered forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties and persons reading this press release are cautioned that such statements are only predictions, and that the Company's actual future results or performance may be materially different. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise. For more information, contact: IRforTMM*cinemaxpicture.com
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From: Tony Gouveia, Chief Financial Officer October 19, 2007
Why has the State of Washington, Secretary of State, Corporations Division not approved the Merger? In the opinion of special securities counsel, we are in full compliance with all Federal and State Securities Laws. Our counsel worked closely with the State of Washington, Secretary of State, Corporations Division. Please note that it is NASDAQ that approved the Plan of Reorganization, Merger, and Common Stock Reverse Split.
From: Tony Gouveia, Chief Financial Officer October 19, 2007
What was the rationale for the reverse stock split? Some shareholders have e-mailed me at IRforTMM*cinemaxpictures.com inquiring about the rationale behind the reverse stock split. I indicated in my response that I would discuss the reasoning behind this in the Company FAQ section of the Cinemax Pictures web site. I want to keep my commitment to everyone and discuss this in some detail.
There were approximately 316 billion shares issued and outstanding prior to the merger with a price of $.0001 per share. This is equivalent to a market cap $31,600,000. Please note the following: (1) the price of .0001 is an artificial price as the system does not allow the price to be presented at a lower value. Therefore, the market cap noted above of $31,600,000 is not correct. (2) There was no bid (unpriced) on Triangle Multi-Media (“QBID”) that would allow most of the shareholders to sell their shares. Therefore, the perceived value in the stock of $.0001 was not there. (3) QBID’s asset was QTN, which went out of business in May of 2006. Furthermore, it appears that the liabilities of QTN were significantly higher than assets of QTN. Therefore, the value of QBID, which was based on QTN, was worthless.
Lloyd Fan, out of concern for the shareholders and at great time and expense to him, retained me to assist him in developing a plan to assist shareholders recoup some of their investment in QBID. Obviously, QBID was worthless. The only asset that QBID had was the public entity (public shell) QBID. QTN had some assets that could have possibly generated some cash and income stream going forward. It’s possible, if we had funding and sufficient time, that enough cash could have been generated to pay some of the debts of QTN. Unfortunately, we were not given that opportunity. It needs to be pointed out that several creditors and employees suffered losses related to what happened with QTN.
As a result of the above, we realized that we needed a viable business with an executable business plan to assist shareholders recoup some of their investment in QBID..Cinemax Pictures offered us the best opportunity to add value to the former QBID entity. We believe in our business strategy, our management team and what we are focusing on at this time in this industry (movie and television production and other related projects). No one can guarantee success. However, we are committed to making this a successful company. On October 4, 2007, in the Company FAQ section of the web site, I indicated two important goals:
As CFO, I have two important goals (this is not all inclusive and there are many other important objectives): (1) to build credibility with our shareholders; and (2) add value to the company via acquisitions and movie and television projects.
Everyone in the management team under the leadership of Constantine Papadopoulos believes in the same thing and is driven to make these goals a reality. My wish is that you will give us an opportunity to win your trust and that this becomes a successful experience for all of us. If you decide that we are not to be trusted and you can not over come what happened in the past. I understand and respect your decision. I know what happened with QTN, none of the senior management team that was involved with QTN is working for or with Cinemax Pictures, was devastating for a lot shareholders. After suffering, in some cases significant financial losses, you are faced with a 50,000 to 1 reverse stock split.
I can fully understand how difficult it is to accept such a significant reverse stock split. But, I would respectfully request that you consider the following: (1) The reverse stock split is required as a result of what happened in the past with QTN and QBID. QBID had 350 billion authorized shares. The Cinemax Pictures senior management team is trying to add value to this company and was not involved with what happened in the past. (2) It is impossible for this company to be successful with the share count at such an unusually high level. The investment community would never consider investing in a company that was seriously diluted as QBID was in the past. (3) There was no viable alternative available to us other than Cinemax Pictures. We did not have sufficient funding to re-start QTN, We could have sold QBID to another entity for the value of the empty public shell/company. That would have generated between $.000095 to $.000158 per share. Therefore, we decided to move forward with the merger and give it our best efforts to make this a successful company.
Please contact me by e-mailing at IRforTMM*cinemaxpictures.com if you have further questions on this or any other matter. This is the e-mail address you should use to inquire about any shareholder related issues. I have received several e-mails on various matters and I have responded to everyone. You have my commitment that I will continue to respond to your inquiries.
Constantine A. Papadopoulos President / CEO / Board Member
Since 1986, Constantine has been a successful entrepreneur as Owner, Operator and Partner in a myriad of industries. These include sectors from theatrical services including design and installation throughout North America to Mexico – marketing and promoting to an event audience of 10,000 plus, to product import and export with Canadian rights – again in charge of marketing and promotion to the extent of mediums such as TV infomercials.
In 1988, he partnered in a very successful night club in Toronto, named “Astralight”, The facility held over 12 000 people and was the largest non-alcohol serving night club in Toronto. He was also responsible for launching many successful DJ’s at the time as well as promoting such artists as Platinum Blonde, T.U. L.L Cool J., Eric B. & Rakim, Debbie Deb, Trinnere, Expose, EPMD.
Partnered and operated a Charity Casino Service in Ontario, Emperors Plaza Casino Services helped generate revenues for charities in and around Ontario Canada, alongside owned and operated 3 Training facilities named Imperial Casino Training Services in Ontario.
After his own successful endeavors, Constantine has assisted others with the materials and support systems for like-minded Entrepreneurs. He held business seminars; has contributed cutting edge tools to new businesses; and in his earlier years, commenced one of Canada’s most revolutionary economical political parties based on the unique platform of Monetary Reform.
Today, he is well established in the television and film industry, both as Executive Director, and an innovator of change and the revitalization of both Canada and United States film industry market, having spent considerable effort in developing and formulating his latest company – Cinemax Pictures and Prod. Co. Intl. Inc. – with introductions to industry icons like Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard, Anthony Hopkins, and working with an astounding and accomplished Board of Advisors, including Wayne Thomson, Peter Jobin and William Marshall (founder of the now famous Canadian Film Festival).
In addition, Constantine has been heavily involved and committed to non-profit and charity agencies including Trillium Foundation, The Canadian Diabetes Assoc., Kids Play & Youth Outlook Assoc. and is also co-chair and a member of the Board for The Taxpayers Alliance of Ontario with a current approximate membership of 30,000.
Mr. Gouveia is the CFO and Director of Cinemax Pictures and Production Company International, Inc. (“Cinemax”). Mr. Gouveia was the CFO for Fones4All, a privately held telecommunications company that primarily sold low cost residential phone service to low income families. Mr. Gouveia, as part of the senior management team, made improvements that resulted in significant increases in cash flow and provided clarity to the board that helped facilitate positive changes in its operations. Mr. Gouveia was the Vice President of Finance and Corporate Controller for the Unilab Corporation (“Unilab”). Mr. Gouveia was involved in the following regarding his tenure at Unilab: (1) taking the company public raising over $110 million; (2) subsequent to the IPO, the company sold approximately 7.5 million shares in a secondary offering; and (3) the company was sold for approximately $900 million. The market cap of Unilab, when Mr. Gouveia joined the company, was under $200 million. Unilab was a mature profitable company that jumped 44% over its initial offering price on its first day of trading as reported by The Wall Street Journal. Unilab had the highest profit margins in the industry. Prior to Unilab, Mr. Gouveia was the CFO for Winston Tire Company (“Winston”). In two years, Mr. Gouveia improved annual cash flow, increasing the value of the company, acquired 3 companies and integrated their operations and developed a long-term plan to reverse 10 years of losses prior to Mr. Gouveia joining the company, which was on target during his tenure at Winston.
Mr. Gouveia spent several years as an auditor for large international accounting firms.
Mr. Gouveia is currently an advisor to the board of directors of various companies. His focus is on financial planning, developing business strategies, acquisitions and acquiring investment funds for future expansion.
Mr. Gouveia’s approach will be to assist Cinemax to invest financial resources in a disciplined manner to provide the best possible return to investors/shareholders. “This means focusing on the right projects. As CFO, I will assist the company in evaluating the business to ensure that they meet our standards for financial performance, growth and return on investment.”
Frank Hagan VP of Television Development and Production
Frank has a long history in television, including producing daytime TV where he worked with some of the top names in talk including the multi-Emmy Award nominated shows Donahue and Oprah (for a while being the only producer to have worked on both shows). He also worked with such talents as Joan Lunden; Danny Bonaduce; Charles Perez; Sonny Grosso (Grosso-Jacobson Productions) and the legendary Morton Downey Jr. In a production capacity, he worked with such companies (on various levels) as Tribune Entertainment, Film Roman, Group W, PAX TV, ION Network, NBC, Sudbrink Broadcasting, Termite Art Productions, Creative Differences and Lion’s Gate TV.
He has produced or developed various Documentary and Reality Programming for such venues as Discovery Channel, Travel Channel, GSN, Court TV, PAX, ION, Discovery International and many others. He has a long list of development concepts and writing credits for scripted and reality television projects and has penned one screen play. He joined Cinemax after being the General Manager and Programming Director of QTN (The Q Television Network).
Wayne Thompson VP of Film Production and Development
Graduated University of Toronto – Political Science and Economics
Managed many well known entertainers including Tanya Tucker, Harry Belafonte, Steven Seagal and many top Canadian artists.
Promoted world tours and concerts for Frank Sinatra, Liza Minnelli, George Burns, Whitney Houston, Natalie Cole, Beach Boys, Moody Blues, Julio Iglesias, The Temptations and more. Toured many arts and cultural events throughout Canada such as “Stars of the Kirov Ballet” partnering with major corporations for sponsorship.
Produced theatrical productions of „Forever Plaid?, „A Clockwork Orange? and others. Created and toured „Unforgettable – the Music of Nat King Cole? with the Cole family as partner. Produced two shows at Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas including inaugural long running show that opened hotel in 1998.
Produced and managed events including the opening of the Sydney Opera House, the launch of Sanctuary Cove, Queensland, Australia featuring live finale by Frank Sinatra, Whitney Houston and Peter Allen.
Sat on Board of Mpeg Supersite, Mediaqube, and e-Channels. Thompson played a key role in the sale of each of these to larger companies.
Recently COO of iLoveTV Entertainment Inc., an enhanced television production company producing shows on the internet that synchronize in real-time with televised shows. Produced for iLoveTV synchronized live productions of “Lou Reed Rock ?n Roll Heart” , Toronto Maple Leafs hockey, and the Molson Indy Races in the summer of 2004.
Very active volunteer role in charities having raised several million dollars. Thompson continues to lead fundraising activities for the Dr. Jay Foundation, a charity that raises money for palliative care and children with life threatening diseases. He also assists fundraising and sits on the Advisory Board for Unity for Autism. Thompson was an integral part of the founding of Kid?s Help Phone and the Bassett/Falk Cancer Clinic.
Wayne Thompson is a skilled communicator, an innovator, and a producer of live and non-live events of enormous magnitude. He is married and lives with his wife, two sons and a niece who lives with the family.
He is the winner of 4 Juno Awards (Canada?s Grammy Awards) and has received more than a dozen gold and platinum records worldwide.
He is the producer of the movie “Animal 2” starring Ving Rhames. He is currently in production on the feature, “PhantomPunch” starring Ving Rhames and Heather Graham.
He is also in pre-production as Executive Producer with the CBC on the movie “Keep Your Head Up : The Don Cherry Story”, a 2 part mini series.
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well I go away for hunting trip and come back to a pile of info.
300 shares from 15 million. lol well at least i can sell them maybe.
all the screw ups kind of give you that warm comfy feeling we had with Q now doesn't it.
This company is working its butt off for us, lol I'm relieved to say the least NOT!!!!!!!!
I have not thought about QBID in some time now, as my hemroids have just nicely healed, and now they are going to try and bust them again.
I will not be buying into this latest round of Scams.
look at the number of PR's that have come out in the past couple of weeks. I would like to welcome everyone to the ground floor of the next big pump and dump, designed for Lloyd Fan to take his turn at pumping the well dry of penny stock holders.
Be very cautious of this group.
Thanks King for keeping us up to speed with what is going on with our investment. You where always great at getting the info out to us. Nice to see some of our old acquaintances have new names, and more nice to see some of our old friends, Betting Babe, Stoned Pigeon, IMAKEMONEY, Doctoal, and so on.
I'm still playing in the London Stock exchange and am doing quite well in the footsie 100 stocks. my best one is CNA Centrica, I'm up over 178% there.
I miss the conversations we had in our QBID room, we had a lot of fun, shared some drinks and a lot of humour, and a little sorrow.
I'm still watching from a far on this site, but am too busy to be as active as I once was.
I hope this year has been fruitful to you all.
Rod
-------------------- Dont buy or sell on my opinions, do your research. Make sure you know what you are buying before you buy.
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Well I'm finally out of this pos at 1.00 for a big loss, but at least I got enough to make another trade for a better stock.
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Related Quotes Sym. Price Chg. CPPC Trade News 0.67 0.07 Cinemax Pictures & Production Co., Intl., Inc. (CPPC) November, 2007 Shareholder Update
Nov 6, 2007 14:24:00 (ET)
TORONTO, Nov 06, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Constantine Papadopoulos, CEO and Anthony Gouveia, CFO of Cinemax Pictures and Production Company Intl., Inc. (Pink Sheets: CPPC) announced today the final count of round up shares has been cleared and delivered to the transfer agent on Monday November 5, 2007. The transfer agent returned them via courier to DTC the same day for distribution.
According to Gouveia: "We also wanted to inform our shareholders that we are in active negotiations for the acquisition of a number of revenue generating assets. These assets include film libraries and entertainment related companies that would provide synergies for Cinemax Pictures. The film libraries have an established history, recognizable and marketable titles with a revenue stream and would be long term assets for Cinemax Pictures. The entertainment related companies either have film libraries that represent a number of industry names and titles or have a highly marketable concept that will tap into a major entertainment market and do it with multi-platform applications. A letter of intent will be forthcoming and summary information will be disseminated to shareholders on each of these potential assets."
Gouveia continued: "Finally, I wanted to personally reassure each and every shareholder that no Director, Officer, consultant or employee of Cinemax Pictures is in receipt of their shares in the company. Therefore, none of the above stakeholders have sold, hedged, borrowed against or privately liquidated their positions nor have any of us taken any private actions with market makers."
FORWARD LOOKING-STATEMENTS
This press release contains statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Certain statements in this press release may contain words such as "anticipates," "believes," "could," "estimates," "expects," "intends," "may," "projects," "targets" and other similar language that are considered forward-looking statements.
These forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties and persons reading this press release are cautioned that such statements are only predictions, and that the Company's actual future results or performance may be materially different.
The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.
For more information, contact: IRforTMM*cinemaxpictures.com
SOURCE Cinemax Pictures & Production Co., Intl., Inc.
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Related Quotes Sym. Price Chg. CPPC Trade News 0.16 -0.23 Cinemax Pictures and Production Company Intl., Inc. Announced Today the Addition of a New Project, 'RPM' to its Reality Television Slate
Nov 14, 2007 14:40:00 (ET)
TORONTO, Nov 14, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Constantine Papadopoulos, CEO of Cinemax Pictures & Production Company Intl., Inc. (Pink Sheets: CPPC) announced today the addition of a new reality project to its current television production slate.
According to Papadopoulos: "Our new series, 'RPM -- Rides, People, Machines,' offers viewers a new twist to so-called 'gear-head' television. It's a cost effective, unscripted half-hour infotainment program where we will focus in on anything with an engine that moves people from point A to point B on land, sea or in the air. The show will be shot on location in documentary format and will cover everything from lawnmower races; BMX motorcycles (comparing them to BMX pedal bikes); visit pit crew schools where we'll put students to the test -- on go carts! On the serious side, we'll do a number of side by side comparisons of "vintage vs. new." As examples: the 1968 classic Dodge Charger vs. the 2008 Charger on ride, engine, speed and power. We'll do the same for vintage Airstream RV's vs. the new ones currently on the market.
According to Frank Hagan, VP of Television: "RPM will have three hosts, one male and two females. Initially we will market the show to Canadian Television then take the series south to viewers in America. RPM is a hot concept for the market today as it takes gear-head TV up a number of notches in a very fun and unique way while still offering viewers 'take home information.' A pilot and/or sales demo tape will also be available in time for presentation to other potential buyers at the NATPE convention in January, 2008."
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS
This press release contains statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Certain statements in this press release may contain words such as "anticipates," "believes," "could," "estimates," "expects," "intends," "may," "projects," "targets" and other similar language that are considered forward-looking statements.
These forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties and persons reading this press release are cautioned that such statements are only predictions, and that the Company's actual future results or performance may be materially different.
The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.
SOURCE Cinemax Pictures & Production Company Intl., Inc.
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Related Quotes Sym. Price Chg. CPPC Trade News 0.16 0.02 Cinemax Pictures & Production Co., Intl., Inc. (CPPC) Announced Today the Signing of a Letter of Intent for the Purchase of Waggaworld Entertainment Intl., Inc. and the Rights to the New Animation Project 'Waggaworld'
Nov 21, 2007 07:30:00 (ET)
TORONTO, Nov 21, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Constantine Papadopoulos, CEO and Tony Gouveia, CFO of Cinemax Pictures &Production Co., Intl., Inc. announced today the signing of a Letter Of Intent (LOI) for the purchase Waggaworld Entertainment International Inc. for cash, shares, exchange of shares or a combination thereof. Waggaworld owns intellectual property including the animated series "Waggaworld" and the development, storyline, hardware and software technology behind this project.
According to Mr. Papadopoulos: "Waggaworld is a new animation concept developed for television but with multi-platform applications. The storyline and appeal is designed to target the lucrative 'pre-tween' and 'tween' markets. The cost effective animation style and completed technological aspects of the project will make this an interesting addition to Cinemax Pictures. The creators spent a considerable amount of time, money and energy developing the characters, storylines, animation and the interactive media designs behind the multi-platform placement potentials of Waggaworld. In the deal, Cinemax Pictures will acquire an equal share of all rights, trademarks and copyrights. Cinemax will also control all the broadcast marketing, production, the animation software, the data base hardware, and the rights to produce episodes. They will also share equally in the developed on-line game and video game and the ancillary marketing rights for the series, on line and video games revenue and the character licensing. Waggaworld will be produced and available in HDTV. Other applications, including potential broadcast, eventual release on DVD's and the video game will also be available in 3-D animation.
Mr. Papadopoulos continued: "A story bible has been written and will be made into 13 initial scripts. Our target is to market the series for networks and have it ready for a launch in fall, 2008. Terms of the acquisition will be announced a later date after finalizing due diligence.
Mr. Gouveia added: "This potential acquisition is consistent with our business model and growth strategy. We have been focusing our efforts on the acquisition of multiple entertainment properties. We have been busy working with our consultants, the Able Group, to work out the details with the various funding sources that are available to us to purchase these and other assets. We will provide more information once this process is completed. We will soon be providing additional information regarding our other potential and future deals that are currently in active negotiations."
This press release contains statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Certain statements in this press release may contain words such as "anticipates," "believes," "could," "estimates," "expects," "intends," "may," "projects," "targets" and other similar language that are considered forward-looking statements.
These forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties and persons reading this press release are cautioned that such statements are only predictions, and that the Company's actual future results or performance may be materially different.
The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.
SOURCE Cinemax Pictures & Production Co., Intl., Inc.
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Cinemax Pictures and Production Co. Intl., Inc. (OTC-PK: CPPC) Announced Today the Signing of a Letter of Intent for the Acquisition of its First Film Library
Dec 12, 2007 09:21:00 (ET)
TORONTO, Dec 12, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Constantine Papadopoulos, CEO and Tony Gouveia, CFO of Cinemax Pictures and Production Co., Intl., Inc. (OTC-PK: CPPC) stated they are pleased to announce the signing of a letter of intent for the purchase of the world rights and certain market rights to a well known classics film library.
According to Papadopoulos: "We are not authorized to mention the film collection by name or any of its respective titles until all due diligence has been completed and the definitive agreement is executed. However, we are permitted to reveal that this library consists of 32 films encompassing a variety of famed Directors, including a number of Academy Award winning films (various categories), BAFTA winner and a Cannes Film Festival award winner."
Gouveia added: "Consistent with our business plan, this collection of classic films will bolster the corporate assets of Cinemax Pictures, as some of the films have existing DVD distribution contracts. This and our plans to further expand the DVD and other licensing contracts with these titles should immediately increase our revenue stream and cash flow. "
ABOUT CINEMAX PICTURES
Cinemax Pictures and Production Co., Intl., Inc. is a television and film production company that currently owns a variety of TV and Film projects in various stages of development or pre-production. It is also expanding its business operations via acquisition of production entities, film libraries and through its internal media productions and is looking to expand into the so called "new media" formats. For further information, please visit our website at http://www.cinemaxpictures.com
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS
This press release contains statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Certain statements in this press release may contain words such as "anticipates," "believes," "could," "estimates," "expects," "intends," "may," "projects," "targets" and other similar language that are considered forward-looking statements.
These forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties and persons reading this press release are cautioned that such statements are only predictions, and that the Company's actual future results or performance may be materially different.
The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.
SOURCE Cinemax Pictures and Production Co., Intl., Inc.
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guess this is from the 'pigs gonna fly' category...
...or, 'ever hear this one before?'...
...or, just LOFL...
Cinemax Pictures & Prod. Co. Intl. Inc.: (Pink Sheets CPPC) Cinemax Pictures And Production Co. Intl., Inc. Announced Today Its Intentions To Change Its Current Reporting Status
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Dec 14, 2007 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Constantine Papadopoulos, CEO and Tony Gouveia, CFO of Cinemax Pictures and Production Co., Intl., Inc. (OTC-PK: CPPC) announced today its plans to change the current reporting status of CPPC. According to Gouveia: "Our Securities Counsel is currently styling a Form 10SB Registration Statement, which is required to be filed with and approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") in order for a company to become Reporting under the 1934 Exchange Act. We contemplate that Cinemax Pictures will become a fully reporting SEC company early in the year 2008."
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