I can see that also Tiny but I think that NTEK is not quite ready technologically to be the aggressive marketer we all want them to be. Certainly they are marketing, but I sense that they are holding their fire a bit, and I think it has to do with their real learning curve on coding Apps. Through customer service they continue to find issues and it probably takes a lot of time to deal with them. Apps seem to be different for each manufacturer and tv, and then they also seem to be different for each movie company or even each movie by itself.

I think the delay in new movies reflected a lot of behind the scenes recoding and possibly included significant changes in overall App architecture.

I think that we all need to back off the anger and doubt and frustration a bit, and reacquaint ourselves with NTEK's real learning curve. Because within the challenge of that learning curve comes new and better process, new and better apps, new and better instructions to the industries around NTEK that need to make changes also.

Out of this learning curve will come new patents and a stronger business moat that gives us real separation from the theives and cretins around us. Nothing I have seen indicates that NTEK is failing to have the proper opinion about working through this learning curve. I think that we can see that in the performance abilities and skills of the people that have been attracted to NTEK.

ITS THE LEARNING CURVE.

Paul