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July 15, 2014 will be a bad day for legal shorts with sharelending and the higher number of naked shortselling, which are not part of the published shortselling number
The trial date for the company’s ongoing Fry’s Electronics patent litigation has been set for July 15, 2014.

The amount in the case against Fry is only very small, but it exist a lot of other companies, who must pay, too, if Local Corp will have success in the case of Fry's
 

Zillow has only 2.5-fold revenues, but the 119-fold market-cap with 5.62 billion against the idiotic low 47.25 million of Local Corp

First Quarter 2014 Financial Highlights of Zillow
• Revenue increased 70% to a record $66.2 million from $39.0 million in the first quarter of 2013.
• Basic and diluted GAAP loss per share was $0.16 in the first quarter of 2014 compared to basic and diluted GAAP loss per share of $0.11 in the same period last year. Basic and diluted non-GAAP net income per share was $0.02 in the first quarter of 2014 compared to basic and diluted non-GAAP net income per share of $0.01 in the same period last year, which excludes share-based compensation expense.
• Adjusted EBITDA was $8.7 million in the first quarter of 2014, or 13% of revenue, which was an increase from $5.1 million in the first quarter of 2013, or 13% of revenue.

Key Highlights of Local Corp from Q1/2014
• Grew total revenue 22% year-over-year to $26.2 million.
• Delivered Adjusted EBITDA* of $712,000 while investing in growth
 

It is a fun, free way to discover the best places, events and savings in your neighborhood. You can:

• Search by keyword and category

• Rate & Review

• Get Details

• Map it

• Share it
 

I see a SHS- Formation too !


 

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/...e-search/id559510328?ls=1&mt=8  

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...yZXNvbHV0ZWQubG9jYWxtb2JpbGUiXQ  

http://www.mobilemarketer.com/cms/news/strategy/18109.html  

In-store impact

While mobile online sales are expected to continue their upward trajectory this holiday season, there is recognition that mobile’s biggest impact is likely to be on influencing in-store sales, which still account for the vast majority of retailers’ revenue.

Beacons were still brand new during the 2013 holiday season but have quickly gained steam so far in 2014 and play a big role in the fourth quarter.

Walgreens and Tesco are two of many retailers currently testing iBeacons in their stores.

The devices use Bluetooth Low Energy technology to recognize shoppers when they enter a store, enabling marketers to send offers based on where shopper are inside a store.  Other potential uses include to drive mobile payments and for customer service purposes.

Initial results are promising, with Shoppers who received location-based beacon messages 19 times more likely to interact with the advertised product than those who did not receive a beacon message, according to a recent report from inMarket (see story).
 

http://www.mobilecommercedaily.com/...phones-more-than-doubles-report  

http://streetfightmag.com/2014/06/16/...44ccf03&mc_eid=d62aa8cc08  

Krillion is the shopping data standard

Local Corps vision:
Create the new standard for retail shopping data that allows retailsers and brand manufacturers to create new value added applications that drive consumers to pruchase both online and in-store, as well as gain further insights from consumer interactions with our data.

Top priorities:
1. Distribution
2. Data acquisition & quality
3. Coverage

Additional facts about Krillion:
- 90% comverage of the top 100 U.S. retailers
- Over 120,000 national and regional retailer stores
- 3 million Localized products

Source: Corporate Overview Q2/2014 of Local Corp (Krillion is a division of Local Corp) Less

Offline retail influence
- 1.1 trillion store sales influenced by the web
- 1.7 tirllion store sales not influenced by the web
- Digital is projected to influence 50% of all retaqil sales by the end of 2014 Less

US-retail ad spending (Billions)
2012: 8.21
2013: 9.54
2014: 11.05
2015: 12.69
2016: 14.27
2017: 15.81
2018: 17.39
 

Alibaba would pay more than $10 for a share of Local Corp

Revenues of Alibaba was 6.2 billion and the IPO-market cap will be after the estimates about 150 billion = 24-times-revenues.

Local Corp has by revenues of 107 million only a market-cap of 47 million = idiotic low 0.44-times-revenues.

I am sure, that Alibaba would pay as a miniumum a tenth of the own 24-times-revenues = 2.4 times-revenues = by the 107 million revenues of Local Corp = 257 million = about $11 for a share of Local Corp.
 

Investing in the Future of Shopping
16 June 2014 by Jason E. Klein

What happens when you combine some of the largest and glitziest shopping malls in America – places like Copley Place in Boston, the Houston Galleria, the Stanford Shopping Center, the Westchester, and Tanger Outlet Centers – with tens of millions in investment capital in early stage digital shopping ventures? That is exactly what J. Skyler Fernandes is charged with figuring out as the head of Simon Venture Group, the new venture arm of Simon Property Group, the largest real estate investment trust in the US and the top owner of shopping malls.

A few months ago, I predicted in Street Fight that “2014 would be the year that hyperlocal goes indoors,” and “the battle will turn to reaching the shopper walking in the mall and right in front of the shelf.” Simon Venture Group is looking to invest $250,000 to $5 million per company in up to 50 companies over the next 5 years to do precisely that. Fernandes is presciently focusing on 5 areas for new investment, all of which are aimed to use the web to improve in-store shopping:

1. In-Store Data Analytics. It is ironic that data analytics for e-Commerce companies has far surpassed that of most retailers, with the exception of the largest retail chains like Macy’s and Walmart. Nomi, Euclid, RetailNext, Path Intelligence, MotionLoft and other companies are working to connect the cloud of purchase history and intent with individual bodies walking into and through stores, hoping to return some of the in-store shopping momentum that Amazon has captured.

Source: Read the complete text direct at Street Fight
 

THE DATA-Gorilla Local Corp: As a result, our patented data normalization platform offers the most comprehensive cleansing and distribution capabilities in the available today
We scrutinize and verify local product data on a continuous basis to meet the stringent demands of the modern retail environment.

First Step: Collect
We aggregate information from retailers and brands to create a rich index of products and store locations with in-store stock availability.

Second Step: Cleanse
We cleanse, enhance and normalize data from a vast pool of data sources to ensure the data is highly usable and consumer-friendly.

Third Step: Verify
We continuously refresh our database to provide accurate product and pricing information, as well as real-time inventory availability information.

Fourth Step:Distribute
We disseminate our data through a network of regional media publishers, local shopping directories, manufacturers, and product locators in a format that is compatible with web, mobile and tablet devices Less


Local Corp's local shopping data is growing daily!

~120,000 retail store locations

Over 4,300 consumer shopping categories

Nearly 3 million localized products
Our local shopping data is growing daily!

~120,000 retail store locations

Over 4,300 consumer shopping categories

Nearly 3 million localized products
 

BIA/Kelsey, a media research firm, found that 61% of businesses prefer a phone call in response to an advertisement over any other actions, including website visits and clicks. We can see why? Phone calls can yield greater customer conversions, particularly for service-based businesses. When a consumer is engaged in a live conversation businesses have an open door to creating a real time authentic exchange. Ultimately it’s these connections that drive sales and plant the seeds of customer loyalty. Less

Six of the 13 patents of Local Corp are Pay-Per-Call Patents ;

Four Search//Menue Patents (4)

Six Pay-Per-Call Patents (6)

Two Web Domain/Other Patents (2)

One Very Important Local Shopping Patent (1)
 

denn die Shortselling-Blase steht vor dem Aus. Denkbar ist allerdings, dass nur die vielen kleinen nackten Shortseller, die Melissa Davis und Hunter Adams mit ihren Lügengespinsten in die Scheisse geritten haben, bluten. Denn nach dem üblichen Geschäftsmodell von The Street Sweeper kauft dort der kriminelle Kern schon seit einiger Zeit, während sie ihre Leser in das nackte Shortselling treiben.

Dass die SEC und Finra derart Kriminelles zulassen, kann ich nicht nachvollziehen. Beschweren darf ich mich darüber allerdings auch nicht, denn ich habe mir im Windschatten dieses criminal crime behind The Street Sweeper inzwischen 104.000 Aktien in meine Depots gelegt, die ich ohne den criminal crime behind The Street Sweeper nie so günstig und in dieser Stückzahl bekommen hätte.  

About Reverse Pump-and-Dumper Melissa Davis from the criminal crime behind The Street Sweeper

Written By: James West
|
September 18, 2013

|Melissa Davis, the “investigative journalist” who worked for TheStreet has since left and started a special brand of muckraking “journalism” that is best characterized as profitable character assassination. The M.O. is simple enough: Find a company that has built a substantial market cap in a short period of time and publish unsubstantiated allegations about the company, its product, and its management team on a (possibly duplicitous) financial web portal with millions of visitors after building a short position in the stock. And VOILA! Instant profit.

Then, when the herd of readers who are already jittery over the fact that their investment has increased by 1,700% decide to stampede for the exists, buy back the shares on the cheap and pocket the difference.

Its nothing but a reverse pump and dump, and it should be illegal. Everybody understands the power of the written word. If one person writes something negative, its an opinion. But if two or three agree with the opinion and project it, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Davis’ track record is rather suggestive of the fact that her site, StreetSweeper, capitalizes on her past exposure of flawed companies while investigating on behalf of the Street.xxx – projecting herself as a not-for-profit journalist while actually running a reverse pump and dump operation for profit.

What she doesn’t tell you is that her business partner in the web site and the scheme is a convicted short pump-and-dumper, Hunter Adams.

Source: Read the complete text at Midas Letter
 

Monetization from clicks, calls and impressions on search, pay-per-call and display ads

- Ad types: Display, Search, Pay-Per-Call, Video

Source: Corporate Overview Q2/2014

Top Sites Powered by Local Corp

Local Corporation reaches millions of
local consumers across the country with
1,600+ online national and regional media
sites and our partner list continues to grow.

Arizona Daily Star
Boston Herald
Canton Rep
Chattanooga Times Free Press
Cumberland Times News
Daily Herald - Utah
Daily Princetonian
Daily Tarheel
East Valley Tribune
El Paso Times
Honolulu Star Advertiser
Journal Star
Knoxville News Sentinel
LaCrosse Tribune
Naples News
NC Times
Newsday
Norwich Bulletin
NWI Times
Observer-Reporter
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Rocky Mount Telegram
Santa Ynez Valley News
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Star-Banner
The Arizona Republic
The Commercial Appeal
The Dispatch
The Gadsden Times
The Gazette
The Record Searchlight
The State Journal-Register
The Telegraph
Treasure Coast
Triangle411
Valley News
Ventura County Star
Vermont Today
Washington Post

The More "Profitable" Network Publishing & Advertising Business

"As we mentioned above Local Corp. has established strong relationships with regional publishing companies across the county, such as the Boston Herald, the Washington Post, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and many others.

The company arranges to link its proprietary search engine into these publishers online web pages in order to respond to customers who surf the site in search of local information, events, activities and shopping. These searches are almost always of a local nature and the people are favorably disposed to act on the information they receive. As such the local advertisers are much more willing to pay more for "click thrus" from these prospects."
 

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About Reverse Pump-and-Dumper Melissa Davis from the criminal crime behind The Street Sweeper
Written By: James West
|
September 18, 2013

Melissa Davis, the “investigative journalist” who worked for TheStreet has since left and started a special brand of muckraking “journalism” that is best characterized as profitable character assassination. The M.O. is simple enough: Find a company that has built a substantial market cap in a short period of time and publish unsubstantiated allegations about the company, its product, and its management team on a (possibly duplicitous) financial web portal with millions of visitors after building a short position in the stock. And VOILA! Instant profit.

Then, when the herd of readers who are already jittery over the fact that their investment has increased by 1,700% decide to stampede for the exists, buy back the shares on the cheap and pocket the difference.

Its nothing but a reverse pump and dump, and it should be illegal. Everybody understands the power of the written word. If one person writes something negative, its an opinion. But if two or three agree with the opinion and project it, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Davis’ track record is rather suggestive of the fact that her site, StreetSweeper, capitalizes on her past exposure of flawed companies while investigating on behalf of the Street.xxx – projecting herself as a not-for-profit journalist while actually running a reverse pump and dump operation for profit.

What she doesn’t tell you is that her business partner in the web site and the scheme is a convicted short pump-and-dumper, Hunter Adams.

Source: Read the complete text at Midas Letter
 

einer Fälschung:

Falsification of ID flankenking_1 from the criminal crime behind The Street Sweeper is going on. Read the facts about revenues and EBITDA's in the last 5 quarters:

Revenues and EBITDA in Q1/2014
         •§Grew total revenue 22% year-over-year to $26.2 million.
         •§Increased Network revenue 78% year-over-year to $14.8 million.
         •§Delivered Adjusted EBITDA* of $712,000 while investing in growth.
Revenues and EBITDA in Q4/2013
         •§Reached fourth quarter revenue of $26.8 million, a 30 percent increase from fourth quarter 2012
         •§Achieved positive cash flow for the fourth quarter
         •§Finished the fourth quarter with $1.4 million of Adjusted EBITDA*
         •§Four consecutive quarters of Adjusted EBITDA growth
         •§Fourth quarter network revenue was up 112 percent from the prior year period
         •§Reached fiscal year 2013 revenue of $94.4 million with Adjusted EBITDA of $4.5 million

Revenues and EBITDA in Q3/2013
“We were pleased to see another quarter of sequential revenue growth in the third quarter 2013, coupled a positive cash flow”.
• Revenue – Third quarter 2013 revenue of $23.5 million represents an increase of 4 percent over second quarter 2013 revenue of $22.7 million
• Adjusted EBITDA – The company reported positive Adjusted EBITDA for the third quarter of 2013 of $1.3 million, a 12 percent increase over the second quarter 2013 positive Adjusted EBITDA.

Revenues and EBITDA in Q2/2013
• Revenue – Second quarter 2013 revenue of $22.7 million represents an increase of 6 percent over first quarter 2013 revenue of $21.5 million.
• Adjusted EBITDA – The company reported positive Adjusted EBITDA for the second quarter 2013 of $1.2 million

Revenues and EBITDA in Q1/2013

• Revenue – First quarter 2013 revenue of $21.8 million represents an increase of 4 percent over fourth quarter 2012 revenue of $20.9.
• Adjusted EBITDA – The company reported positive Adjusted EBITDA for the first quarter 2013 of $605,000 as compared to fourth quarter 2012 negative Adjusted EBITDA of ($924,000).
 

viel Geduld beim Aussitzen des Shortsellin vonnöten. Aber trotz aller Versuch wie gestern, das Blatt noch einmal zu wenden, werden die Kurse aus vielen Gründen steigen, die Ihr hier auf diesem Thread lesen köönt. Vorerst aber noch Einiges zu der kriminellen Gang, die ier aum Werk ist:

About the reverse-pump-dumper Melissa Davis and the other criminals behind The Street Sweeper
midasletter.xxx/2013/09/reverse-pump-dumper-melissa-davis-targets­-zenyatta/
(You must only substitute xxx through the right letters.)

Similar happened by ICG Group, were Fankenguru bought 20,000 shares for low prices - and the share increased from $3.40 to more than $20.



Written By: James West
|
September 18, 2013

|Melissa Davis, the “investigative journalist” who worked for TheStreet has since left and started a special brand of muckraking “journalism” that is best characterized as profitable character assassination. The M.O. is simple enough: Find a company that has built a substantial market cap in a short period of time and publish unsubstantiated allegations about the company, its product, and its management team on a (possibly duplicitous) financial web portal with millions of visitors after building a short position in the stock. And VOILA! Instant profit.

Then, when the herd of readers who are already jittery over the fact that their investment has increased by 1,700% decide to stampede for the exists, buy back the shares on the cheap and pocket the difference.

Its nothing but a reverse pump and dump, and it should be illegal. Everybody understands the power of the written word. If one person writes something negative, its an opinion. But if two or three agree with the opinion and project it, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Davis’ track record is rather suggestive of the fact that her site, StreetSweeper, capitalizes on her past exposure of flawed companies while investigating on behalf of the Street.xxx – projecting herself as a not-for-profit journalist while actually running a reverse pump and dump operation for profit.

What she doesn’t tell you is that her business partner in the web site and the scheme is a convicted short pump-and-dumper, Hunter Adams.

Source: Read the complete text at Midas Letter
 

Take a exact look at all trades of the last 5 days after wash-trading and naked shortselling
And the next step must be: Make a control of all trades in the last 5 years, too, by all with criminal trades in the last five days.

And the next step must be: The SEC should accuse the criminals (wash-trader and naked shortseller and broker, who ignored criminal activities) and put the criminals in prison.
 

YELP or OPEN?
The answer at this question can only be: Local Corp !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Idiotic Divergence with factor 31 by a compare of Yelp and Local Corp

Guidance of Yelp of revenues of 365 million for 2014 are by the market-cap of 5.08 billion 13.92-times-revenues - the 31-fold valuation of every $ revenues of the idiotic low 0.39-times-revenues of Local Corp. Such a divergence will never lasting. Guidance of 107 million revenues and more of Local Corp are by a market-cap of only 48 million only 0.45-times-revenues

Open Table has only the double revenues of Local Corp, but the 50- fold market-cap (2,420 million against idiotic low 48 million of LOCM)

Open Table, Inc. (OPEN)
Income Statement
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All numbers in thousands
Period Ending Mar 31, 2014 Dec 31, 2013 Sep 30, 2013 Jun 30, 2013
Total Revenue 53,779 52,291 46,693 45,565

Local Corporation (LOCM)
Income Statement
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All numbers in thousands
Period Ending Mar 31, 2014 Dec 31, 2013 Sep 30, 2013 Jun 30, 2013
Total Revenue 26,180 26,805 23,471 22,657
 

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