UR2W, The update is that we still have 6 albums charting in the top 200.Most of which are still the same bigger releases like foos, dave mattews, backstreet,cassidy,babyface and kieth anderson. Artists like the foos and dave matthews are starting a second push by releasing second singles with impressive videos and tours , so we could see reorders for for some of these bigger albums to be booked in the third quarter. As far as new releases go, we have had a good number of releases so far from BMG continuing to go out over this quarter and a few for next quarter so far. EMI has from what I've seen has given us about ten albums so far which is good. The support page shows just one release coming out from sony this month. Hoping for more from sony to back up mario's claims.In my opinion thus far, I haven't seen what would amount to alot of growth from last quarters releases, this is why I have been a bit critical.I still believe we have a good shot at some impressive growth for the rest of the year provided BMG and others get serious real soon as the start of the busy season approaches. As I've said before, it's up to the labels to move forward with conviction from here. I will tell you EMI seems to be a bit more committed with their international rollouts then BMG at this point.All of this talk about Universal and Warner doesn't amount to anything for us shareholders until these companies use our product with conviction and/or proper news releases come out for us.Long term, we look to be well positioned but just like everybody else I don't want to see this get pushed into next year before us shareholders get any value back.We went through this same crap last year and so on...
