@ McEwen:
;-) Consider the archtypal garage band: a handful of high school musicians who have talent. Since they're still in school and live at home, their ongoing expenses are almost nothing. They practice dilligently on the weekends, and spend their free time posting handmade 4"×6" cards on the public bulletin boards of their local grocery stores. They bide their time, waiting for their first big break.
:-( Over the years, Amiga, inc. and Hyperion Entertainment have struck me that way. They've got the chops, but that first big contract, the one that will propell the Amiga name into the public's consciousness again, always eludes them.
:-? My question, then, to justify all the preface: how close is Amiga, inc. to that really big contract?
Now, granted, NDA's can limit the details that can be revealed, but usually not the flavor. For example, I work in the silicon industry. Were I to drop names from our customer list, there would be a certain "wow" factor, but I'd also be revealing confidential details. On the other hand, I can say that our client list includes many of the biggest chip makers in the industry. This gets that same "wow" factor, without compromising any confidences.
With that strategy in mind, what can you tell us about upcoming deals?
Thanks.
