[opendtv] Re: Truthiness in DTV
- From: John Willkie <johnwillkie@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 19:06:36 +0000 (GMT+00:00)
Your premise -- and viewpoint -- are skewed. Could you list all the exampl=
es of untruthfulness in DTV? Methinks if you were honest, most of them woul=
d lead back to you.
Like many people on this list, I know and admire S. Merrill Weiss. Funny y=
ou would cite this item, since it doesn't talk about modulation. Oh, I get=
it, "outside the box" means jumping into your boxes.
You apparently want broadcasters to think "outside the box" by buying boxes=
. Some will, but I think the USDTV flag isn't flying all that well, and th=
at the future they are working towards leads to NO TERRESTRIAL HDTV by robb=
ing broadcasters of their bandwidth and their future. And, the major backer=
s are CE folks, No? And, the broadcasters become customers/victims?
People don't watch technology. People watch content. People don't watch te=
chnology. People watch content. People don't watch technology. People watc=
h content. People don't watch technology. People watch content. People do=
n't watch technology. People watch content. People don't watch technology.=
People watch content. People don't watch technology. People watch content=
. People don't watch technology. People watch content. People don't watch=
technology. People watch content. People don't watch technology. People w=
atch content. People don't watch technology. People watch content. People=
don't watch technology. People watch content. People don't watch technolo=
gy. People watch content. People don't watch technology. People watch cont=
ent. People don't watch technology. People watch content. People don't wa=
tch technology. People watch content. People don't watch technology. Peopl=
e watch content. People don't watch technology. People watch content. Peo=
ple don't watch technology. People watch content. People don't watch techn=
ology. People watch content. People don't watch technology. People watch c=
ontent. People don't watch technology. People watch content. People don't=
watch technology. People watch content. People don't watch technology. Pe=
ople watch content. People don't watch technology. People watch content. =
People don't watch technology. People watch content. People don't watch te=
chnology. People watch content. People don't watch technology. People watc=
h content. People don't watch technology. People watch content. People do=
n't watch technology. People watch content. People don't watch technology.=
People watch content. People don't watch technology. People watch content=
. People don't watch technology. People watch content. =20
You only have technology, and you only have technology that isn't compatibl=
e with what broadcasters are doing now, your intent is to destroy their bus=
iness if they (wisely) won't listen to you.
Caveat emptor
-----Original Message-----
>From: Bob Miller <bob@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Mar 23, 2006 5:23 AM
>To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [opendtv] Truthiness in DTV
>
>Finally one of the culprits is telling it like it is/was. With a few=20
>major omissions and a few major facts left out together with obvious=20
>other paths that could still be switched to not mentioned.
>
>But a refreshing truthiness interview. What a breath of fresh air.=20
>Sooner or later the conversation had to begin.
>
>Lots to be read between the lines here.
>
>SoundOFF
>"?Way-out-of-the-box thinking? may be critical to success of broadcasters"
>
>http://broadcastengineering.com/newsletters/hd_tech/20060307/#weiss.
>
>Way out of the box they have gotten themselves into is more like it.
>
>Bob Miller
>=20
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