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To: JMD who wrote (4293)	8/19/1998 12:11:00 PM
From: Geoff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10852

Interesting comment from Readware today. I don't know, but it seems that he is tired of discussing the businessplan behind LOR and G* in particular. This was Readware's response to a poster who asked why Readware has been silent for the last two days. ========== Subject: Re: Readware Date: Wed, Aug 19, 1998 10:26 EDT From: Readware Message-id: <1998081914263400.KAA16014@ladder01.news.aol.com> Need to see a few timely launches-- say 2 Zenits and a Skynet-- before any comments can be susbstantive. Want to see "the rubber meet the road" now. Comments about a businessplan are only as timely as its execution. ========== Now, I don't think Readware is very happy out the persistent launch delays. To back Readware up a bit, there has been a lot of discussion about "potential" and "capacity" issues and projections for G*, and the rest of the satellite constellations. I think the discussion has gotten stale, since it seems to be going in circles while we await launches. I agree with Readware's apparent frustration, and lapse into silence. I too want to see some damn launches already, as I'm sure many of you do. He is absolutely correct, that the business plan is only as good as its execution. We all have faith in Mr. Schwartz, we all have a lot of money at stake backing him up, so it is getting near time for him to deliver results. I await the launches. And of course, remain long as always. geoff