ARHT Media Inc V.ART.H

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[SunsetGrill]

 I would agree the tech does not have to be "perfect" and in that realm I think Arts lager mass "Theatre" approach is  currently better suited to succeed  given the current level of the tech  Gawking at 3D close up for any length of time has been proven not to last  Ten yrs from now it likely will Also depending on next results spending loads of cash rolling out may be problematic if no one is using the current ones (ie losing money in the largest markets with the most appeal) I would say you make those profitable first ( or how do you raise money)

i absolutely have no issue with anyone disagreeing with anything I say in fact I would encourage it as we will all likely learn something from listening But when you only articulation in disagreeing is to take the child's way out to name calling is well fill in the blank  

p.s. the second paragraph is for you Flog  Do you not believe enough in your investment to point out exactly where you feel I am wrong  OR just call me names and take ur ball and go home  it's hilarious  I will just say I've been right for a while and there are reasons for that of which I articulated, why don't u tell me why I'm wrong (even though I've been right)  if they can turn this around then I will be buying and stay long  That however is not now. Now let's have a lottery on if ur response will be a hole or d-I-c-kk I haven't seen you put one sentence together in two yrs  what's the point of being on the board if u don't talk about the company and your inveo

tannin wrote: Thanks lostsoul1. ART's biz is viable; current expansion costs $$...level of success from expansion is the big question. Larry has a game plan, and he's sticking to it: world wide network that any business can be part of...for small dollars......It should work. The technology need not be perfect, ......and that's where you and I disagree sunset; businesses/organizations/universites are using ART's technology today because it serves a purpose for them, enables them to achieve their objectives, not because it's the last iteration of this technology.