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Amiga computer related discussion => General chat about Amiga topics => Topic started by: giZmo350 on May 18, 2007, 01:44:34 PM
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Kent arena's new benefactor has history of troubles.... (http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003712151_kentarena18m.html)
Under the naming-rights deal, Amiga is obligated to pay $10 million over the next 20 years. In exchange, Amiga gets its name emblazoned under the ice, on Zambonis and spread across the score clock — the sort of publicity that suggests a big corporate player....
Looks like Amiga will be around for a long time!!! :lol:
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A visit to Amiga's Issaquah offices last week found just McEwen and one other employee in a suite of offices strewn with cardboard boxes and old computers. Although he was introduced by Kent officials as the president of Amiga, McEwen said he is really vice president. He later added that he had recently been named acting president.
there we have the only two staff... the web designer, the owner and only vice president of aimga inc.. HAHAHAHAHA!.... "a big corporate player".... HILARIOUS!...
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I bet the reporter who went to AInc. to interview McBill can't take enough showers.
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well the truth have just been published in the public... it will be fun to see how mr bill mcewens squeeze him self out of this on...
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Priceless! Had a good few laughs reading that article. :-D
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1.600.000 $ ??? Hahahahahahahahahahahaha.... I have more than McEwen (in my wetdreams) ... That is really sad ... :'( ... A company with 1.6 mil would be a popular hairdresser and not a Computer Producer :)
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1.6 million in revenue is more than what i could have expected when one considers the products they are currently offering.
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they're a different company now
and soon as some new debts turn up
they'll be a different company again
and... repeat
edit: oh, and I'll add
We're growing: spending someone's money
well funded: that's the someone's money
I would really love stuff to actually happen, as opposed to "be announced", but really, meh
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"Kent city officials say they knew about Amiga's troubled past but attributed it to the dot-com bust."
:-o
I think swearing is banned on here, so imagine I just swore :-)
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After reading the article in the paper, all I can say is at least Billy Boy picked the right company to 'help' in the 'manufacture' of a new Amiga computer.
A company that is just as non existant and Amiga Inc.
I wonder about something. Does the investor that was named in the article know what BS Billy Boy is up to with his investment? I imagine he might not be so happy about it.
Amiga Inc. and ACK Controls...Masters of the Vapourware.
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installing equipment that will let fans use cellphones to order food
ah...useful. cause you can't do that with a mobile phone at the moment eh?
A visit to Amiga's Issaquah offices last week found just McEwen and one other employee in a suite of offices strewn with cardboard boxes and old computers.
you know, if they sold those amiga's, they might be on the verge of breaking even lol
Although he was introduced by Kent officials as the president of Amiga, McEwen said he is really vice president. He later added that he had recently been named acting president
named? by mr hat? his invisible investors?
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@all
This shows the tenacity of our community members after the fluff pieces came out to make sure the reporters knew there were things worth looking into.
http://tinyurl.com/2mngzb
Now that the Seattle Times has done a piece its probably worth re-approaching some of the other publications who did stories on the deal as well. Perhaps they can bring to light more info.
We also may want to see if there are any newspapers in India that can perhaps help with looking into Amiga Development India and the claims made in regard to it.
The more of us that write asking for this the more likely it will be done so that we can get more info, whether good or bad, promising or not.
And I'm glad Mr. Peck was afforded another chance to tell his story as well too.