I came across an interesting article that seems to support our theory at Hex. We've been establishing ourselves for the past few months, and it's been a heck of a lot easier to get normal, non-techie people to understand what we're doing (and to actually use it) than it has to get investor types to cough up some cash.
Digital (Fill in the Blank) Is on the HorizonBut there has been no such boom-and-bust cycle in the embrace of digital technology and its promise of benefits for communication, automation and new forms of art. And consumers, rather than paring back, are increasingly turning to all sorts of digital gadgets and services - cameras, music players, videodisc players, advanced television sets, cellphones, instant messaging, e-mail, online shopping, high-speed Internet access.
However, now that we've financed this thing ourselves, and are putting months of red ink behind us (Yay!), we're lucky enough to own this ourselves, making a comfortable living and a comfortable profit from giving people access to services that help them in their day to day lives or leisure activities. And we can foresee starting monthly purchases at Amazon (Note to self: Buy Amazon stock before hitting 'Publish')
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