des...The production effort comes for free and there is no onus on Globetel be responsible for what is and is not included nor to do follow-up. Globetel knows that reporters are willing to show up at their demonstrations and do reports. They have done this three times now (April '05, last November with CNBC and other reporters, and now this latest one last month). Each time the impact lessens as investors realize that it doesn't really mean much, and every time they fall short in what they deliver and when. That is probably why there hasn't been much of the kind of coverage that they used to get.
What it does do is provide independant documentation of a continuing effort, which is very, very important for Globetel. That is why it got PR'd.
It's not that there is a mystery, it's just that there isn't a whole lot to show. The big question is why not? The part about the program not being available in the US is just a side issue that I doubt Globetel planned around or even cares about. All imo.
