Chapter 11 allows the company to reorganize it's debt , Chapter 7 is a liquidation , but as they stated , they were unable to raise additional funds : "The filing was precipitated by the cessation of direct-to-consumer subscription products and Internet search-marketing agency businesses, coupled with the Company's inability to raise additional working capital or financing."
Unless a White Knight comes out the woodwork after the process, the only way to raise operating funds and continue to pay off the debt will be massive dilution ...
It's , IMO , not the same story that " How much i will get for my shares after the buyout " ...