Wireless Ronin Engages Liolios Group to Lead Investor Relations Program

The digital signage market opportunity is tremendous, with the total addressable market expected to more than quadruple to $7 billion by 2019, according to marketingcharts.com,” said Wireless Ronin President and CEO Scott Koller. “With digital signage at the core of a broader marketing technologies strategy, we seek to capitalize on this market opportunity. Wireless Ronin’s improving top-line performance, margins, and recurring revenue have begun to reflect this opportunity as we continue to distinguish our offerings in the marketplace.
 

“With the company gaining momentum and improving operating results, it was important for us to engage a team of experienced IR professionals like Liolios Group to communicate Wireless Ronin’s message to shareholders and prospective investors. Liolios Group brings a proven track record of assisting emerging growth companies in building quality, long-term relationships with investors, analysts, money managers and institutions.

Liolios Group, Inc. is a highly selective and comprehensive investor relations firm specializing in small and micro-cap companies. The firm aims to deliver superior performance in corporate messaging and positioning, investor awareness, analyst and financial press coverage, and capital attraction. Founded in 1996 in Newport Beach, California, Liolios Group partners each have more than 15 years experience in finance and investments, and represent clients in a wide range of industries, including consumer & retail, healthcare & bio-pharma, digital media & software, and technology. For more information about Liolios Group, please visit www.liolios.com.
About Wireless Ronin Technologies
 

Wireless Ronin Technologies (WRT) (www.wirelessronin.com) is a marketing technologies company with leading expertise in current and emerging digital media solutions, including signage, interactive kiosks, mobile, social media and web, that enable clients to transform how they engage with their customers. WRT provides marketing technology solutions and services to clients, helping increase revenue and/or improve operating efficiencies in the execution of marketing initiatives. Since the initial launch of RoninCast® digital signage software in 2003, WRT has taken a leadership position in the digital signage industry by committing to bringing leading edge technology, services and support to its clients. WRT offers an array of services to support its clients marketing technology needs including consulting, creative development, project management, installation, training, and support and hosting.

Despite News of Hope World Real Estate is Down

Across the United States families, investors, even the bug exterminator who sprays homes have been affected by this recession. Not just affected in some cases, devastated. Despite news every morning of a better day “a” comin though, property prices continue to fall. The world real estate market looks more like a flea market peddler than a Wall Street titan.

It does not take a property expert or economist to figure out how much trouble the world real estate situation is. At least “in trouble” where the small investor is concerned. A cursory look into Google News can provide all the data anyone needs actually.

Slovenia is one of the emerging EU countries that has shown the most promise in many sectors, real estate being one. However, Q2 indexes show even Slovenia has its price problems.  Apartments prices in Ljubljana, and other Slovenian areas fell by as much as 1.8% Slonep, a web portal that tracts housing prices there. Housing starts and other construction oriented property business there has also slumped by as much as 30 percent, year on year. And other former “boom” markets in Europe are fairing no better. The image of a farm for sale amid the Julian Alps in Slovenia is a good indicator of value. €700,000 euro for such a paradise is peanuts.

Bulgaria is one country that has seen a recent “Bull” market where property sales is concerned. Property prices in the country’s capital of Sophia dropped by over 10 percent since last year at the same time, according to The Sophia Echo.  The Black Sea city of Varna, a seaside jewel not so many investors have ever heard of, saw similar declines in property prices over the same perood. And, the Winter resorts in Bulgaria, despite their popularity, are making out no better.