[JR]

Originally Posted by Honda_Civic_Si

I think that you're wishing a little too hard there!

-Justin.

I'm not sure about that. It would take a while to happen (I'm guessing around 2 years), but I could definitely see DMT surpassing PPCT. Digital media isn't nearly as small a niche as PocketPC is. It will just take some time for the word to spread. 8)

[JR]

Originally Posted by Honda_Civic_Si

I think that you're wishing a little too hard there!

-Justin.

I'm not sure about that. It would take a while to happen (I'm guessing around 2 years), but I could definitely see DMT surpassing PPCT. Digital media isn't nearly as small a niche as PocketPC is. It will just take some time for the word to spread. 8)

[Janak Parekh]

Originally Posted by JR

I'm not sure about that. It would take a while to happen (I'm guessing around 2 years), but I could definitely see DMT surpassing PPCT. Digital media isn't nearly as small a niche as PocketPC is. It will just take some time for the word to spread. 8)

I'd actually guess less than 2 years. And I'll be glad to see DMT grow.

--janak

[Russell]

I bet DMT out does PPCT before the end of the year and maybe even sooner. Take one looke at what went on at CES this year, and you can see that Sony, Microsoft, Intel, and all the other huge names in technology are working to flip our world upside down with faster, better and more advanced technology. And most of it is in the form of digitial media/entertainment.

This web site is genious because it will grow with the growth of digital media. Take one look at the recent push for online music services, personal video players, digital cameras, mp3 players, personal video recorders and more. The growth of those categories are going to push the growth of DMT. DMT is literally getting a lot of free (indirect) advertising because digital media is the rave of the year. Jason Dunn, this is the Thoughts Media site to watch.

[Russell]

Originally Posted by JR

With the broad range of topics...it might outgrow PPCT 8O

Actually, the broad range of topics is going to be one of its biggest challenges. Part of the magic of PPCT and SPT is that they are very niche portals. DMT is very broad. Yahoo gest wasted in the search engine race partly because Yahoo tries to be all things to all people and a search engine too. Google focuses JUST on maximizing the search engine space and they do it well. So when a person/customer thinks Google they come up with search engine. When they think Yahoo they think of Yahoo they think _____. In my case, I think email and finance. "A jack of all trades is a master of none."

[JR]

Originally Posted by Russell

Actually that was Gary's quote, not mine (not that I would have disagreed with him...just want to give credit where it's due)

[karinatwork]

I feel like I missed something... why did nobody tell me??? :evil:
CONGRATULATIONS JASON!

Great site! I'm looking forward to making this my second favorite spot to be on the web!

:multi:

K.

[Suhit Gupta]

Originally Posted by karinatwork

I feel like I missed something... why did nobody tell me??? :evil:
CONGRATULATIONS JASON!

Great site! I'm looking forward to making this my second favorite spot to be on the web!

Better late than never, right? ;-) And looking forward to making this site your /first/ favorite site on the web... :-)

Suhit

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by karinatwork

I feel like I missed something... why did nobody tell me???

That was pretty much on purpose ;-) - this is the "soft launch" phase while we work out some behind-the-scenes things. The real launch will be in a week or two (I really need to get my butt in gear!), and then news about this site will be all over the place.

[Wiggin]

Congrats Jason! :way to go:
I'm looking forward to expanding my collection of electronic gizmos based upon the education I will gain from DMT.
Best o' Luck!
:beer:

[CTSLICK]

Congrats to you Jason and to your support team. Looking forward to some great content and friendly forums. 8)