please. my post calls on information that is already quite public and has been discussed ad nauseum on this board. you yourself have acknowledged these same figures that i referenced.
nubbie reply: 'CHF' 1.0: He wants cold hard facts regarding ATRN. Well we have them and they of course all aint pretty - there is a reason for the almost unreal drop in pps. But there are also cold hard facts that bode well for Atrinsic: especially more recently and the direction they are heading NOW. And though he could simply look in our little old Stickies above and at the dozens of 'cold hard facts' concernig ATRN...it seems he wants to be reminded of them one at a time and specifically.
So I will start with a 1.0 cold hard fact, which I will simply refer to as the 'CHF: 1.0'.
And BTW Nuubie: your questions are sometimes good - and always needed. They keep the board sharp and the 'longs' researching...and focused. So here's CHF: 4N1.0 for you:
STUART GOLDFARD IS OUR CEO.: this is A COLD HARD FACT.
From 2001 – 2009, Goldfarb was President and CEO of Bertelsmann Direct North America (now known as Direct Brands, Inc.), which he built into the world’s largest direct marketer of music, DVDs and books (with over 20 subscription and membership “club” businesses including BMG Music Service, Columbia House, Book-of-the-Month Club, Doubleday Book Club and yourmusic.com), serving over 14 million members with revenues of over $1.2 billion and 2,300 employees, through acquisition, efficient consolidation of operations and introduction of new direct marketing practices to revitalize shrinking legacy businesses.
Earlier in his career with Bertelsmann, Goldfarb was responsible for the Bertelsmann eCommerce Group’s digital distribution and ecommerce activities in the United States, including cdnow.com (leading online retailer of music) and myplay.com (pioneering digital music locker service). Goldfarb was President and CEO of bol.com, Bertelsmann’s online retailer of books and music doing business in Europe and Asia. He was a member of the Executive Board of Bertelsmann Direct Group and recipient of the first Bertelsmann Award for Outstanding Entrepreneurial Achievements.
Before joining Bertelsmann, Stuart was Vice Chairman of ValueVision Media Inc., which operates ShopNBC, a cable television home shopping and e-commerce company, which has strategic alliances with NBC and GE. Prior to this, Stuart held a number of executive positions with NBC, including Executive Vice President, Worldwide Business Development. He was the principal architect of NBC’s strategic alliances with Dow Jones, National Geographic, ValueVision and Polo Ralph Lauren. He served as Co-Chairman of National Geographic Channels (a joint venture with National Geographic Television) and on the Boards of Ralph Lauren Media (polo.com) and CNBC Europe and Asia.
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