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Old March 24th 05, 08:11 PM
Greg and Joan
 
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Well, maybe I was a little prophetic a few years ago on this, but
it's deja vu all over again.

The broadcasting industry didn't UNDERSTAND the Internet, and no one
knew where, and in what direction it was going to go five years ago.

Some, in this group, condemned the Internet mode of broadcasting. A
fad. Technically inferior. Can't reach as many people. Blah blah blah.
A lot of absurd statements.

Now, they realize if they don't climb on board, they're going to be
left at the starter's gate (duh!)


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