Jordan, Edmiston - Mergers and Acquisitions for the Media & Information Industries

Jordan, Edmiston - Mergers and Acquisitions for the Media & Information Industries

The Jordan, Edmiston Group, Inc.
150 East 52nd Street 18th Floor
New York, NY 10022
T: 212-754-0710 | F: 212-754-0337

Wilma Jordan, Founder and Chief Executive Officer

SPRING Singapore Location Map: Headquarters

SPRING Singapore Location Map: Headquarters

Resource for SME :

Singapore Contact : Media Resource Facilities

Media Resource Facilities: "Media Resource Department (MRD)
Principal Engineer
- Ying Siew Kei
Tel: (65) 6279 3934 / 3935 /
3771 / 3103
Fax: (65) 6276 3949
E-mail: mrd@spring.gov.sg "

Singapore : Media Resource Facilities for Hire

Media Resource Facilities

Media Studio for Hire : $450/ 4 hours
tel : 62793934.

Government SPRING Scheme : Facilities for hire

Sources of Funding : ROA_TV

Micro Loan Programme

A fixed interest rate financing programme designed to help the very small local enterprises gain better access to financing


Scheme is administered by SPRING Singapore and offered through 17 participating financial institutions
Loan Facilities

Machinery Term Loan
Machinery Hire Purchase Loan
Working Capital Loan
Factoring Loans


Interest Rates

Fixed for duration of the loan and computed on monthly-rest, in-arrears basis

Eligibility Criteria

It must have at least 30% local shareholdings
It must have an employment size of not more than 10 workers
In addition, the company's group fixed assets (at net book value) must not exceed $15 million and if it is in the service industry, it's group employment size must not exceed 200 workers.

Loan Limits

Maximum of $50,000 per enterprise

Use of Micro Loans

Establish a viable business
Modernise and automate plant and equipment
Expand existing manufacturing capacity
Diversify into other product lines
Renovate existing or new business premises
Augment working capital needs like start-up costs or operational costs

Trademark Law Attorney Jeffrey J. Look Dallas Texas

Trademark Law Attorney Jeffrey J. Look Dallas Texas

References for Trademarks and IP: USA Legal

Media Mergers Books and Articles - Research Media Mergers at Questia Online Library

Media Mergers Books and Articles - Research Media Mergers at Questia Online Library

Summary of Articles from www.questia.com : Media Mergers and Aquistions

Media Mergers Books and Articles - Research Media Mergers at Questia Online Library

Media Mergers Books and Articles - Research Media Mergers at Questia Online Library

Summary of Articles from www.questia.com : Media Mergers and Aquistions

The Post-Office [ video production-post-3D-and consultancy ]

The Post-Office [ video production-post-3D-and consultancy ]


amano's Post Production Editing Stuio : for Mock Ups and TRailers and Demo Reels: Estimate ball Park : Approx $1,000 per minute of finished Demo Reels. ( all in )

19 Fu Tsu Building Kim Keat Rd #08-02H Singapore 328804 Tel: +65 9731 1987 Fax: +65 9393 0046

Inquiry Fees : Quote : Intellectual Property and Name Protection

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From:
To: ;
Cc:
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 19:16
Subject: RE: Inquiry Fees : Quote : Intellectual Property and Name
Protection


> Dear Ling,
>
> Thank you for your e-mail.
>
> A. Trade Marks
>
> (i) Singapore
>
> Please refer to my email of 31 October 2003 where we have set out in some
> detail the registration of your trade marks in respect of "Travel Lingo"
and
> "Resorts of Asia". Cost of the registration in Singapore will depend on
the
> number of marks and the classes in which you decide to file your
> registrations. Ballpark cost of registration from start to finish,
assuming
> we do not encounter objections by the registrar - S$1200 for the first
mark,
> S$800 for each registration of the same mark in a different class. This is
> inclusive official fees. Please see attached fee schedule for a detailed
> breakdown of costs at each stage.
>
> For the key uses and benefits of registering a trade mark, please see the
> attached client note.
>
> (ii) Overseas
>
> We suggest a Madrid Protocol registration, which will can cover Australia,
> Benelux, Japan, USA, UK. Filing for one mark in 2 classes is around SGD
> 6500. Hong Kong is not a member of the protocol and a separate trade mark
> application has to be filed at the Hong Kong Registry. Our estimated costs
> for filing a trade mark application for one mark in 2 classes in Hong Kong
> including our associates professional fees, our professional fees and
> official fees is SGD 2100. If the mark encounters objections, additional
> costs will have to be incurred, and this will typically be charged on a
time
> basis. The hourly rate depends on the country where the objection is
raised.
>
> B. Advice in relation to your talent release, disclaimers, template for
> model release: between S$500 - S$750
>
> Hope this addresses your queries.
>
> Please do not hesitate to get in touch with me if you have further
queries.
>
> Regards
> Chung Nian
>
> DID: +65 6 557 4886
> FAX: +65 6 324 1638
> Email: lamchungnian@leenlee.com.sg
>
> LEE & LEE
> 5 Shenton Way
> Level 19 UIC Building
> Singapore 068808
> http://www.leenlee.com.sg
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ong Ling Ling [mailto:lingo@resortsofasia.com]
> Sent: Monday, October 04, 2004 09:36
> To: Chung Nian Lam
> Cc: jennychan@metroholdings.com.sg
> Subject: Inquiry Fees : Quote : Intellectual Property and Name Protection
>
>
> Good morning Chung Nian,
>
>
> What are your thoughts on Name protection for :
> "Travel Lingo" ?
> Resorts of Asia
>
> A: How does : PERSONAL * priority needed inital fee idea by Oct 5th -7th
> 2004
> An "Artiste" protect name ? http://travel_lingo.blogspot.com
> What are the Key Uses and benefits of investing in a trademark ?
> Protect Name rights ? ( I had signed a release form with Discovery
channel
> on saturday giving them full rights to use whatever was filmed and
recoreded
> by them this weekend in the "Discovery search for an Asian Host". I don't
> have a copy of the release form, but just in case something good comes out
> of this, I would like to know if I have any personal protection and what
are
> the legal safeguards for personal "artiste" terms beyond them using the
> contents filmed from weekends stuff. Would just like to know for next
> phase's work.
> pls reply to phone call by Tuesday Oct 5th 2004, for fee estimate
>
>
>
>
> B: Protect Trademark : www.resortsofasia.com ( Second priority pending
> meeting with STB, Oct 10th 2004 )
> trademarks see www.resortsofasia.com
> A : Benelux Countries : Estimate Cost :
> B : UK, USA, HK, JAPAN, Australia
> C :
> What are the Key Uses and benefits of investing in a trademark ?
> copyrights : see: http://roajournal.blogspot.com ,
> http://jetabout.blogspot.com, http://roav.blogspot.com
> Image Model release : template.
> Woudl appreciate a quote or fee estimate ball park on this area before
> proceeding.
> after that a cost breakdown by Oct 12th is tentative subject to meeting
with
> STB, mrs Lee, mrs kuok and MD of www.ideafactory.com
> Pls call on after oct 12th before you go beyond full costings on this
part.
>
> Is this legal considering ROA does not have "signed" contracts or
documents
> beyond handshakes and good will to publish their names ?
> See temporary page : http://angeladvisors.blogspot.com
> ( If legal, pls draft lovely template letter, and I will send for all to
> sign based on level of "angel" involvement".
> What disclaimer things advised here ?
>
>
>
> FOR A : TRAVEL LINGO
> Item 1 + item 2
> Would need an idea on IP costs. ( No need benelux countries, maybe just
> ASEAN , London, USA, Australia at most )
>
> Thanks
> Ling
> 96179355
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Jenny Chan
> To: Lisa Chong
> Cc: Ong Ling Ling (ROAV)
> Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2004 5:48 PM
> Subject: Payment
>
> To : LISA CHONG & PARTNERS
> Attn : Ms Lisa Chong
> Thank you for your professional service rendered to RESORTS OF ASIA
VENTURES
> PTE LTD.
> We have received your bill (Bill#218/2004) today by fax. For our
accounting
> & auditing completeness, we require the original bill. kindly mail to us
at
> 391B Orchard Road, Ngee Ann City, Tower B, #23-01, Singapore 238874.
> We wish to inform you that payment has been arranged to "LISA CHONG &
> PARTNERS" being payment for Bill#218/2004.
> Please expect our HSBC cheque no. 905366 by post to 47A South Bridge Road,
> Singapore 058680. This payment will be mailed out tomorrow morning.
> Thank you.
> regards,
> jenny chan
> Direct T: (65) 6739-9833
> Direct F: (65) 6739-9832
> Email: jennychan@metroholdings.com.sg
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CNN.com - Travel show host finds a TV home trekking the globe - Jun 10, 2004

CNN.com - Travel show host finds a TV home trekking the globe - Jun 10, 2004

The show has three types of viewers, says Ian Cross, Pilot's executive producer and managing director: the active traveler, the potential traveler and the armchair traveler. Based on viewer feedback, the show's appeal cuts across various ages, he says.

The show is now broadcast in more than 40 countries and on every continent, says Maud Nahmias, who works in sales and marketing for Pilot. Estimating how many people watch the show is difficult, Nahmias says, but the channels it is shown on have a total audience of 30 million viewers.

Singapore Film Commision : come Film with Me " sung to the Tune of Come Fly with me !"

Links to the Singapore film Commission, Film grants and Feature Film Production

 

http://www.sfc.org.sg/bulletin/May-Jun2004_issue.PDF

 

COME FILM WITH ME

The Singapore Tourism (STB) will be providing a total of S$10million, over a period of three years, to foreign producers and production companies in an effort to woo leading international filmmakers and broadcasters to shoot movies and television programmes in Singapore. Under the newly launched Film in Singapore! Scheme (FSS), announced on 21 May 2004, STB hopes to attract more overseas TV and film companies to film on location in Singapore. With the increasing appearances of “Singapore” in wide-ranging and far-reaching international media productions, STB hopes to attract more tourists to Singapore. Under the FSS, STB would subsidise, up to a maximum of 50 per cent, for qualifying expenses incurred by international production companies during their shoots in Singapore. Qualifying expenses would include hiring of local professional services, rental of production equipment and facilities, and airfare and accommodations.

Cannes Film Market, 12 to 24 May 2004

SFC and the Media Development Authority at the Marché du Film together with three local production companies: MediaCorp Raintree Pictures, Hoods Inc Productions and Ground Glass Images.

 

Bratina Tay, Founder of Hoods Inc Productions Pte Ltd.
Producer, Show Runner, Production Manager, / Director
Tel : 65-9107 1243 / Email : bratina@ozemail.com

Feature Films :
City Sharks
Heart of Darkness
HomeRun
The Best Bet
Teenage Texbook :

<a href="http://www.sfs.org.sg/2002/09-10substation.html">Asian Film Symposium (Non-SFS event)</a>

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Bratina Tay & Esan Sivalingum
The Making of “Sharks”

Three guys, two countries, one million dollars, zero chance.

When a young man discovers that the foster parents who raised him must shut their orphanage without a huge cash payment, he and his two pals set out to collect debts owed to a dead loan shark – dodging dangerous thugs, a jilted girlfriend, a powerful mafioso and a mysterious samurai, across two countries in their crazed quest.

The director and producer of the up-coming Singapore feature film, Sharks, talk about their experiences completing their film.

Mr. Esan Sivalingam, Writer/Director/Producer
As Director of “Sharks”, Sivalingam brings with him a host of television and short film experience. His experience includes writing and co-creating tv sitcoms and dramas such as “Under One Roof”, “Phua Chu Kang” and “A War Diary”. He is currently in pre-production of another feature film, “Jokers Wild”.

Ms. Bratina Tay, Co-Producer
As co-producer and second asst director of the film, Tay dealt with sponsors, investors and coordinated the Singapore shoot. Her previous film experience includes producing/directing the short film, “Heart of Darkness: The Making of A Comedy”, and working as second asst director, asst to Director and post-production coordinator on “Teenage Textbook: The Movie”. Tay has also worked in television on tv shows such as “Brand New Towkay”, “Phua Chu Kang”, “A War Diary” and “Capital E”.

 
Contact : Bratina@ozemail.com

Discovery's PR Company, They nutters who backed THE HORSE that came in for the Globetrekker Thing... Gee, nice to know the bets were on this Horse,... Now I am wondering whether they thought of me as a Shetland pony or a blooming horse at the zoo.....?

EDB & Discovery

Discovery Networks Asia - The Discovery Pitch

Discovery Firt Time film-Makers

Discovery Networks Asia - The Discovery Pitch

First time film makes to showcase works and talents

Discovery Networks Asia - The Discovery Pitch

Discovery Networks Asia - The Discovery Pitch

DEAL MAKE with Discovery ;The Pitch