joint venture. hhse was a bookseller with ties to

joint venture. hhse was a bookseller with ties to walmart. target. et. al. (fka tdgi - target development corp) which parkinson (hhse ceo) bought just before walmart locked out any new film distributors. hhse got grandfathered-in. listed as film distributor

parkinson has studio experience (was a solid performer in the industry. for about a decade or more. before buying tdgi - changing name/tick to hannover house/hhse)

hhse/ntek signed a joint venture (in 2013) to stream movies. vodwiz is hhse/ntek owned. hhse acquires licensing/content rights. ntek does technical work, delivery and backroom functions

just like ntek has done with "armada tv". "iron dragon tv". et. al.

like nanotech did with nanoflix (platform) and "metallica". "wine channel tv". "no agenda". "joe rogan". adam curry's the "big app show", et. al.

if i understand the deal. hhse hired ntek to develop. host. stream. take care of tech. backroom functions. for the vodwiz joint venture

right now it looks like ntek added
about 50 new titles
and a domain extension (new)
more stuff (per research i don't care to share atm)

could be earmarked for ultraflix (speculation). don't know why they made (what research is showing me) domain/server changes. but they've made some interesting updates. i guess we'll have to wait to find out the what and why's

for now it is just more ntek has done (without chatting about it). i like the trend. hope they keep it up

bodes well for long-term holders


go ntek!