TTHIts the direction that DES is taking, not the actual...

TTH

Its the direction that DES is taking, not the actual purchase, thats a worry.

DES is becoming more an more a 1990's "digital" company, less and less a 2007 WEB2.0 company.

Whilst theres good money in that, this is NOT what or the vision of DES we bought into - thus my previous comments a few weeks back about "the bricks and mortar company that has everyone fooled into thinking they are online"

TTH - YOU hang in there, and lets hope the regression into 1990 is stopped quickly for all shareholders sake - and they do a smart move to leverage their content from digital into "electronic delivery" - just like the major studios, News Corp, PBL, Liberty etc etc (most of whom are transitioning from Bricks to WEB1.0 and looking at WEB2 if not already there)

Again, disappointing Domenic - small aquisition, step backwards, management diversion, minimal revenues, inconsistent strategy, backward looking

Mark : "F"