Thanks BH - Nothing like the old horse's mouth for information. As an advertising-type guy, I'm extremely happy to hear that FNTN is building a multimedia ad campaign. Up to now, all we've heard (or all we've been gabbing about) is television.
EVERYBODY loves TV.
But bang-for-the buck demands the consideration of expenditures in radio, magazine, newspaper, direct mail, direct marketing, Internet, trade shows etc etc etc. It is apparent that FNTN is looking at the bigger picture - and in many ways besides advertising dollar disbursements.
We have been hearing about FNTN's involvement with The World's major players in communications. By examining the list of announced partners in FNTN's ventures I believe we may draw some interesting, albeit speculative conclusions. For one, there is a logical timeline progression of outside involvement. Second, the level of involvement is at the uppermost tier of the industry. Third, the complexity of FNTN's offering appears to be immense and is currently being targeted to reach at least two continents. Lastly, thanks to your conversation today with Michael Sheppard, we now know that everything will explode publicly by Q3. I think the gamble is starting to dissipate from this once high-risk little BB. For a company that is still shy of reporting status, Financial Intranet is sounding more and more like a NYSE stock.
Thanks from all of us for the great legwork (again)
Regards,
Wally |
