VID3G, INC. (OTC Pink: VIDG) Vid3G is readying their mobile launch for the Asian market. The cutting edge video technology will be marketed to all of the social media platforms in the Asian markets. With Sina Weibo and Tencent QQ Blogger it will be offered to over 800 million customers. The video technology of Vid3G will be available on mobile devices, including Android and iOS (Apple). Vid3G will be the first company to come to market using VP9 compression technology from Google to deliver the highest quality video. Targeting the general consumer will enable Vid3G to attain massive name recognition throughout Asia.
Our video technology, patented with the Chinese Academy of Sciences, has been under development for over 5 years and is now ready to be rolled out. The management and technical team are highly qualified and respected throughout Asia, further assuring Vid3G's success. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter/Vine are all banned for use in China giving our technology a competitive edge. Vid3G is now ready to capitalize on the massive market in Asia and then expand to North America. The outstanding technical people involved are as follows:
Dan Clayton - CTO-VID3G - Mr. Clayton excels in continuous innovation in internal application. He is a graduate of Harvard University with a degree in Computer Science & Engineering. Previously he was at DigitalNet where he was a Co-founder & CTO. The company was sold in 2004. Dan Clayton also works closely with the Institute of Computing Technology and China Academy of Sciences. He specializes in the field of video search and multimedia analysis and procession technology. He leads a seventy person research team of professors and doctoral degree holders. The company has identified significant management talent that is in fact advising the company.
Dany Bolduc Senior Marketing Advisor - Mr. Bolducs career encompasses 20 years in executive senior management and sales leadership roles in the telecommunications, e-commerce and travel industries across North America, Europe and Asia. With a broad and diversified background in general management, finance, sales, mobile platform strategy and applications along with traditional and digital marketing including social media, partnership and joint venture formation, channel management and distribution, product and supply chain management, he has an exceptional perspective of what it takes to be successful in complex business and cultural environments, whether in emerging or mature domestic markets, enterprise and consumer.
Mr. Bolduc was Vice-President - Thailand, Malaysia & Vietnam - Blackberry from August 2010-September 2011 in Singapore. He was responsible for expansion of BlackBerry smartphones sales across retail and enterprise channels, including open market distribution. He oversaw all in-market activities including formation of regional go-to market strategies.
Mr. Bolduc serves as Regional Director - Asia Pacific, Benelux & Scandinavia for BlackBerry January 2005-July 2010. He was responsible for the management and expansion of BlackBerry sales and commercial relations with Vodafone mobile operators in Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney and Mumbai. Mr. Bolduc spearheaded the inception and implementation of best-practice programs globally, negotiating several exclusive supply agreements for hero product status with operators.
Matthew Harrington appointed as COO - Mr. Harrington is a focused business entrepreneur with twenty five years of experience in private and public sectors. He has built companies in the area of information technology, consulting & professional experiences. His expertise lies in leveraging client contacts to drive more business volume in multiple locations, while developing new business opportunities and growth with existing clients. Most recently Mr. Harrington has been a senior business development consultant working with emerging growth companies listed on the Toronto Exchange, American Stock Exchange, as well as NYSE, OTC Bulletin Board and open market and entry standard reputation for strong leadership and strategic thinking.
Roy Bosa CEO of Vid3G, Inc. states that "With our management and technical team we are at the threshold of making a massive entry into the video technology market. We will continue to improve and keep employing new strategies in marketing and technology to enable our shareholders the opportunity to be part of something special. My thanks to all of the hard working technical people who have been the main drivers in Vid3G, Inc. reaching this milestone."
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Via Flickr/Anatanacoins The ongoing trainwreck of schadenfreude that is Mt. Gox’s complete and total meltdown leaves us conflicted. On the one hand, it stinks that people lost $350 million. On the other, there’s a lot of overlap between “Bitcoin investor” and “annoying Internet libertarian,” which makes it really funny that a lot of them are screaming they’re not getting a bailout as Mt. Gox took the next step towards burning completely to the ground. For those new to the story: Mt.Gox, which stands for “Magic The Gathering Online Exchange” (really), is a Japanese company paid to store and help trade Bitcoins. Recently, the entire exchange shut down, cutting off Bitcoin users from $350 million worth of their little chunks of cryptographic code. There was hope that these people might get their money back, but according to the Wall Street Journal , that ain’t happening: Speaking to reporters at Tokyo District Court Friday after the bankruptcy filing, Mt. Gox owner Mark Karpelès said technical issues had opened the way for fraudulent withdrawals, and he apologized to customers. “There was some weakness in the system, and the bitcoins have disappeared. I apologize for causing trouble,” Mr. Karpelès said during a packed news conference at the Tokyo District Court press club. “Causing trouble” is not really the term we would have used to describe losing nine figures’ worth of stuff. If you were wondering what the Japanese authorities t