The issue with any company in a competitive environment, is how much news and details to release, in order to placate and inform shareholders, while, at the same time, keeping details and information which the company may deem as being confidential, and wishing to keep "out of the hands" of its competitors.
I will no deny the fact that dates passed and we did not have timely updates. It is better always to get out front and be proactive with news and updates.
A tough balancing act.
That said, Huff and Dumas agreed at the shareholders meeting that more communication with shareholders would be done. Unfortunately, the AMEX has effectively put a "gag order" on the company now.
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