our success depends a lot more on Frank getting more carriers than it does with Logo's success or failure.
LOGO will be sucessful, no doubt. A certain demo of the gay community will enjoy their programming...what's important is who is going to fill the void.
I do not doubt we are moving forward. I have spent 10 years in a major corporation with the same exposure and there is no way in my line of business that this would have worked. We work on hard deadlines, they are done or your done
as I explained to you yesterday, this is where I think you are having the problem seeing the broader picture. When I look at QTN and measure it's progress and analyze it's interferences I compare it to 'like'...not 'unlike' situations....so I draw on product experiences where I saw good products that struggled to implementation and compared 'that' process NOT the successful products that smoothly went to implementation.....not every company is as perfect as you describe your company to be and I have to say as I said to you before I don't believe your company was that smooth....no company is THAT smooth....so when you look at QTN you need to really define it's path (plus/minus) and compare that to a 'like' path and then I think you may see a different picture...can you seriously conclude that every company in America that got a successful product to market didn't struggle at some point during that process? I can't.