Phispheet, my sentiments exactly.
Carson, Levy and Anderson, in my view, did not commit whole heartedly to DMA. Thus the company fluoundered and drift during their tenure. Despite a particular poster's passion for Carson, I have not been impressed by his passion or commitment to DMA.
Whether Tay is the right person to continue to lead DMA is also questionable though he has much more to gain by making DMA a success because of his personal stake in DMA as well as those of his associates.
maybe Evision can enlighten us on the reasons why the direction hearing set for early in the weak was delayed?
what is tay doing?, page-12
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