We need 3 or 4 more 'David Letterman type' events and the ball will keep rolling, with so many news stations, no one wants to be the last to break the news. In all honesty (although I would give all my shares not to see this happen) I think that if the gay marriage issue hits the supreme court and is 'denied' (meaning, they say it is left up to the states and set the precendent) this will only force Q into the spotlight more (good for shareholders). Q will make it big by not being exceptable by everyone. That's what Viacom has going against them. Educated people see their programming as shameless plugs and lacking depth, and Logo and Here! will both have those qualities. The best thing Frank has done, and it cannot be mentioned enough, is FOCUS ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING. If we have quality programming but cannot get a carrier and none of the other companies can get one, we have the great benefit of sydication, which can be extremely profitable. I still stand by my belief that "Good Morning Gay America" and "IN FOQUS" are attempts to draw lawsuits and attention. Right now, we all agree, we are not making much money and therefore the damages would be small (small compensation) and we would look like the underdogs getting bullied. Any coverage is good coverage.
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