Comments on: Can Boxee Kill Cable Television? http://spectatorbytes.com/2009/02/19/can-boxee-kill-cable-television/?nucrss=1 Commenting on the Evolution of the Digital Media Business Fri, 12 Mar 2010 12:59:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Jorge Espinel http://spectatorbytes.com/2009/02/19/can-boxee-kill-cable-television/comment-page-1/#comment-55 Jorge Espinel Mon, 23 Mar 2009 14:38:24 +0000 http://spectatorbytes.com/?p=451#comment-55 Andrew, I appreciate the criticism. I will work to spell out my thoughts on greater detail. Please know that my goal is to share some of my thinking on areas of interest to me rather than to pretend I have all the answers. Andrew,

I appreciate the criticism. I will work to spell out my thoughts on greater
detail. Please know that my goal is to share some of my thinking on areas of interest to me rather than to pretend I have all the answers.

]]> By: andrew harvey http://spectatorbytes.com/2009/02/19/can-boxee-kill-cable-television/comment-page-1/#comment-53 andrew harvey Mon, 23 Mar 2009 08:56:28 +0000 http://spectatorbytes.com/?p=451#comment-53 Hi Sir. I have been reading several of your postings, and unfortunately they say nothing. You list these generic traits that companies can adopt to reach the future, such as old media companies, but your solutions don't have any specifics. It is just so much blather. Have you noticed, nobody is commenting on your articles? People can't be bothered with some buzzword-speaking writer, when there are real problems to be addressed in real time by people. When you talk about surviving in a digital era, you are an example of the problem: just the same old buzzwords and talk, with suggestions that don't even make sense. Sorry for the criticism, but I just can't stand people who think they are know-it-alls, but actually are know-nothings. best, Andrew Hi Sir. I have been reading several of your postings, and unfortunately they say nothing. You list these generic traits that companies can adopt to reach the future, such as old media companies, but your solutions don’t have any specifics. It is just so much blather. Have you noticed, nobody is commenting on your articles? People can’t be bothered with some buzzword-speaking writer, when there are real problems to be addressed in real time by people. When you talk about surviving in a digital era, you are an example of the problem: just the same old buzzwords and talk, with suggestions that don’t even make sense. Sorry for the criticism, but I just can’t stand people who think they are know-it-alls, but actually are know-nothings.

best, Andrew

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