In that case, IMO, the company e.Digital exists no more....and it's a decision to end it.

I have no problem with that, I'm beginning to understand that no matter how powerful tech might be....the powers that be, rule, and companies that hold the crown will always hold the crown.

Everything regarding tech computing and the general public are but 30 years old. Initiated from a dorm room, or backyard garage by a hand full of people that have managed to hang onto their crown positions. In essence, they control the flow of all, including ideas and thoughts that aren't even envisioned yet.

They have such control now through considerations of off shore relations to education, that concerns like e.Digital will never flourish.

I would like to see a concern like e.Digital break the the trend.

doni