Eyes on the Go, Inc. (AXCG)

[wild_bill89169]

For clothes and shoes yes. But for digital items like music and videos they think those things should be free. A friend of mine gave his teen aged son an iTunes card for his birthday. He gave it back to his parents saying it would be a major embarrassment for him to use it. He continued to say his friends would be considered him inept if he couldn't figure out how to download music and videos for free.

That being said I am very impressed with the number of subscriptions gander.tv appears to be selling. It speaks volumes as to how compelling the content is. They're going against their natural instinct to not pay for digital content.

So I'm not surprised we've seen this complaining about there being a fee to view the broadcasts. I am impressed we're getting by it.