"As much as I've pounded this company in the past, recent developments have me changing my tune considerably. But to your point - have no fear, conventional wisdom states that the last, massive share increase was to insure that NTEK could maintain control of their company, their valuable assets, their much sought after and vastly superior sub 4Mbit UHD compression, and their dynamic production studio."

This statement from Ovio doesnt even make sense, the share increase was not to maintain control. The control lies in the preferred shares, not the common shares. From what I can determine the A/S increase was to maintain employee stock options and purchase more content and equipment to make sure the UF system works under heavy user load.