Replies to post #7699 on Destiny Media Tech Inc (DSNY)

[FreedomThinker]

I happen to disagree with you...

[Justfactsmam]

There is a balance between diluting SH and raising capital to propel a business plan...(which should include hiring an experienced and connected COO Director of Sale (management)to drive a business)

...Vans suggestion was sound. "Bring in management" (Director of Sales and Marketing)to get her done. There is an obvious "execution gap" between the role of Chairman....and Chief Technology Officer.

If that means accepting capital by issuing shares...I believe most "informed" shareholders would support it ... the end game is getting to the market and producing revenue.

...two years holding a stock is NOT HOT MONEY...

ps. as an associate of mine called me this AM before the maket..said..."this launch was more disappointing then Obamacare"...he has 5k shares left and cant get out fast enough...I suggested he hold the last 5k shares...and said "no thanks" the other two are much more promising (in his opinion). (But then again no big deal....some would consider him a "Hot Money" investor...only 1 1/2 years...

[whatsupdoc]

"No shouting from the rooftops, no deep pocket investors, no simple path to up listing, no nothing, just a proposed R/S and more BS.

Put the blame where it belongs!!!"

No one is blaming Van for those items you listed. He can sure be criticized for other things, however that is a separate matter.

I think your point here is valid that Steve has not been able to accomplish YET... let's see where things stand one month from today in mid-February. I think that it is natural and even beneficial that people are criticizing management; management needs to feel the pressure to perform being applied– I am sure they are feeling it right now. It might make them explore some of the possibilities being suggested.

Unfortunately, a lot of the investors that sold off or sold out completely will not be back easily. Psychologically, the company loses its attraction and the investor loses his interest and moves on to other things. I hope I am wrong and this does not happen here. But, especially if Destiny moves up quickly again, they would just watch it rise without participating. I know becauseI have been guilty of doing that in 2013 with more than one stock. Once I'm out, I'm out. Shouldn't be that way but often ends up that way.

[struftepete1]

When the much anticipated end of November roll out finally happened, even the Clipstream tests worked poorly on my computer at 12Mbps. To me that is inexcusable. No shouting from the rooftops, no deep pocket investors, no simple path to up listing, no nothing, just a proposed R/S and more BS.

Yesterday I jumped in the car and drove 120kms to 2 different places were I had an internet connection of 16 to 20 Mbps to perform some proper Clipstream tests and all I can say here is that IMHO more work will be needed to refine ClipStream.
For the 2 movies that I tested, I noticed during playback that there was some pixelation and less stability + blurry view as compared to the original HD video.

I still paid for the minimum ClipStream package to gain further experience and how easy it is to share the videos and how the performance will be once embedded in a website but now >36 hours after payment when I copy/paste the static URL into my browser I am still unable to view the videos...and get a pop-up saying "the clip is not public yet"

I wasn't buying today...

[slyestjester]

"Too many for me! When the much anticipated end of November roll out finally happened, even the Clipstream tests worked poorly on my computer at 12Mbps."

How does it work now?