BF - wasn't peeling back the onion that far...
was just making an analogy that a demo does not necessarily revenues make.
awk posted something cool (& more current) about msft & wxp. so it seemed like a good example for the analogy & maybe some newbies won't know that Wave (via wxp) actually has an msft relationship that is potentially cooperative (vs. competitive as i had posted recently).
your detailed analysis is cogent & correct from what i know about communications & broadcasting (which is more than PC tech fwiw).
however, things like standards disputes, IP lawsuits, govt regulations which you mentioned, could in fact later be potential wrenches in the works for TC.
though i wasn't even going down that path.
i was just commenting that demos & revs are not necessarily mutually inclusive & awk's msft/wxp find seemed like an oppty to post something that might come out of left field some day & also something for newbies to chew on...
thanks for the observations though -- IMO Wave should IPO WXP someday (reserving a big chunk (controlling %) of stock) when the climate for such offerings is hot. w/the right IB & syndicate, a wxp IPO, by itself, could easily be worth every penny of wavx market cap today!
g'night.
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