posted October 16, 2004 19:15            

quote:

---

Originally posted by firefly:
U know suz,it is pretty easy to read.
Havn't seen the O person in a while either.
hmm.

---

Did you noticed that when Martha Stewart checked into prison, RobinO disappeared? You don't suppose..........

posted October 16, 2004 20:15            

i got a bit excited i thought it got deleted.

quote:

---

Originally posted by suzainiee:
U know who is working the weekend=news coming?

---

posted October 16, 2004 20:16            

quote:

---

Originally posted by firefly:
U know suz,it is pretty easy to read.
Havn't seen the O person in a while either.
hmm.

---

posted October 16, 2004 20:58            

[This message has been edited by RNINALVNG (edited October 16, 2004).]

posted October 16, 2004 21:22            

quote:

---

Originally posted by RNINALVNG:
How could I pick a REAL social life over Allstocks and this group....sad, huh?
Hope everyone is doing well this evening.
Terry

[This message has been edited by RNINALVNG (edited October 16, 2004).]

---

posted October 16, 2004 22:28            

Rod

quote:

---

Originally posted by RNINALVNG:
Okay, I now know I made the wrong decision. There's no one here now.
Hellooooooooowwww! Is there anyone out there, there, there, there, there?
Rod, Fly, P, no one? Suz, how are your non-existant baaaalllllzzzz?
Well I hope you all enjoyed your REAL social life this evening, catch you tomorrow or Monday.Peace.
Terry

---

posted October 16, 2004 23:22            

Was out all day. In late tonight. Just got the baby to sleep. Have Curb your enthusiasm (SP)? on HBO.
I just love Larry David. LOL
I really need this Grand Marnier tonight. A friend of mine suggested I put a drop or two of Chambord in it. WOW~ It's Awesome.
See U is up to his trying to save us from the Q and Big Bad Frank.

posted October 16, 2004 23:52            

tomorrow night is the night that everyone seems to be around. looking for any new info that developed over the weekend. I suspect we will have all our addicts in here then to help make the price go up.

Rod

quote:

---

Originally posted by lilpennypincher:
Hello...........I'm here. LOL

Was out all day. In late tonight. Just got the baby to sleep. Have Curb your enthusiasm (SP)? on HBO.
I just love Larry David. LOL
I really need this Grand Marnier tonight. A friend of mine suggested I put a drop or two of Chambord in it. WOW~ It's Awesome.
See U is up to his trying to save us from the Q and Big Bad Frank.

Lil

---

posted October 17, 2004 00:08            

Nite Terry and who ever else is still up reading.

posted October 17, 2004 02:29            

quote:

---

Originally posted by lilpennypincher:
Hello...........I'm here. LOL

Was out all day. In late tonight. Just got the baby to sleep. Have Curb your enthusiasm (SP)? on HBO.
I just love Larry David. LOL
I really need this Grand Marnier tonight. A friend of mine suggested I put a drop or two of Chambord in it. WOW~ It's Awesome.
See U is up to his trying to save us from the Q and Big Bad Frank.

Lil

---

Good call on the Curb and Larry David. My brother told me how much he loved the show and when he showed me some of the first season episodes, I didn't like it. Just recently I had some of the fourth season episodes on demand and I started watching them and loved them. I really liked when he was talking to the lady (lesbian) that was going to adopt an Asian baby with her partner and starts suggesting names.....wang, seng, and of course, Tang. And when she says it wouldn't work naming him after a breakfast drink and he says "well I think thats going to be the least of your problems."

posted October 17, 2004 02:33            

I know it's premature to say without major carrier news, but the first thought to go through my mind while paging through the new website just now was...

posted October 17, 2004 02:39            

quote:

---

Originally posted by Bialystock:
Holy Moley, look at all the programming.
Some of the shows list major sponsors for the events...hoping they sign on to the network independently as well...

I know it's premature to say without major carrier news, but the first thought to go through my mind while paging through the new website just now was...

"Holy Cr@p... I think we're rich."

---

posted October 17, 2004 02:47            

Ric

quote:

---

Originally posted by Bialystock:
Yes, I was hoping they were going to resurrect (no pun intended) the "Queer religious show" idea from their earlier schedule a couple of years ago...because the controversy of it has the potential to get some good press. Nice.
http://www.qtelevision.com/23.html

---

posted October 17, 2004 07:23            

1) American Airlines , Bacardi , Bud Light , Instinct Magazine all have their logo's on our site as sponsors of events. Will they become advertisers?

2) Hero Unit : http://www.herounit.com/ahome.htm

3) Low quality scans , poor resolution pictures, crooked programing pages.

4) Need to scroll up and down , does not fit on screen , but looks like it was designed to.

Overall some new info but the site still is far from being the vehicle needed to bring in viewers and advertisers. It still looks cheap and amateurish.

[This message has been edited by krecik (edited October 17, 2004).]

posted October 17, 2004 08:00            

This is great Folks. Nice site.

posted October 17, 2004 08:16            

Whatever. Someone will always have a problem with something but I can not understand why it's so hard to hire a professional web designer. I mean are they limited to 5 freakin pages???

If you notice, each picture is cut into groups. In other words, most pictures you see are not "1" picture, they are several pieced together.

Whole site is just not high quailty, eye catching.

posted October 17, 2004 09:58            

it does several thing for us.

it blows U4 theory of only having 5 movies out of the motion picture deal

it shows a schedule that is not full of infomercials.

it shows that they are working on the site but not concentrating all their efforts on it.

It goes into great detail about the gay games.

it is a big step forward folks.

as i said the web site doesn't make or break the company, unless maybe if they where a hi tech company which of course we are not.

Yes the site could be better but it has been allot worse.

posted October 17, 2004 11:35            

quote:

---

Originally posted by penny-trader:
hey guys the way i see it is that the web site is for information. they don't make or break a company. the thing I'm excited about is all the info that is there.

it does several thing for us.

it blows U4 theory of only having 5 movies out of the motion picture deal

it shows a schedule that is not full of infomercials.

it shows that they are working on the site but not concentrating all their efforts on it.

It goes into great detail about the gay games.

it is a big step forward folks.

as i said the web site doesn't make or break the company, unless maybe if they where a hi tech company which of course we are not.

Yes the site could be better but it has been allot worse.

Rod

---

Anheuser-Busch is a network sponsor!!!

THIS IS FROM THE NEW WEBSITE

From ground breaking sponsorship to many GLBT events, to Augusta Bush III's personal project, "Discovery Cove" in Orlando Florida, the Anheuser-Busch company provides the opportunity to develope a long term programming and sponsorship relationship. Anheuser-Busch becomes a network sponsor and shows Discovery Cove Orlando..

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

From FOXY:
WELL all I can say is OUTSTADING,, Our new Q-Channel web site is OUTSTANDING $$$$$
EXCELLANT New Q-Channel web site, this is what we been waiting for people, Look at all the great Programs, our Q-Channel will rock with this New Web Site. IMO
BUILD IT; AND THEY WILL COME is our Q-Channel MOTO, and build it they are doing, LOOK at our new web site people.
LOOK our Q-Channel web site is now updated and looks much better then it did.
Most important look at all the great Q-Channel programs we will show each day on our Q, things can only get better from here so hold your QBID shares tight, they will be worth a lot of money and soon. IMO http://www.qtelevision.com/index.html

posted October 17, 2004 13:02            

(look at the last part of the article)

By Linda Moss 10/4/2004

Here! TV, formerly just an on-demand and pay-per-view service targeting gay audiences, last week launched as a 24-hour premium network.

The linear mini-pay channel is now available to distributors, debuting right on schedule Oct. 1. Here! TV plans to announce its first major carriage deal for that round-the-clock network later this month, CEO Paul Colichman said.

“It is up as a 24-hour service,” he said, adding that the feed was up on a satellite. “We’re very pleased with our progress.”

Colichman said pricing for the 24-hour premium channel will vary, but didn’t offer specifics. He said the linear network will have “simply more programming” than the video on demand, subscription VOD and PPV offerings.

Here! TV’s SVOD service includes new theatricals, Colichman said. The 24-hour network will also air library product, including titles acquired from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. (such as My Beautiful Launderette) in September.

The 24-hour Here! feed is using the Playboy Channel model: subscribers can buy a program block or upgrade to the 24-hour linear feed for a monthly subscription fee.

Whereas Logo — the 24-hour network for gay audiences MTV Networks will roll out in February — can launch on digital tiers, independent Here! TV lacks Viacom Inc.’s clout and distribution leverage. That’s one reason Here! TV is going the mini-pay route.

Also, most cable operators claim they don’t want more basic channels, and the kind of content Colichman wants on Here! TV isn’t appropriate for basic cable. It’s “not adult content, it’s not erotica, but it is designed for a mature audience that pays for it and wants it,” he said.

The on-demand Here! TV is available to about 25 million subscribers. DirecTV Inc. and Dish Network offer it on PPV and RCN Corp. carries it as an SVOD service. Here! TV’s varied on-demand services are available to cable via InDemand and TVN, with Time Warner Cable in Wisconsin among those offering the VOD service.

On-demand pricing is in the neighborhood of $3.99 to $9.99.

Another premium service targeting the gay audience, Q Television Network, is slated to start doing live programming Oct. 14, CEO Frank Olsen said. Priced at $7.95 a month, it will be producing a three-hour live weeknight block, including a two-hour talk program and a sports show, that will get repeat airings.

posted October 17, 2004 13:16            

quote:

---

Originally posted by glfpimp:
The thing about Here! is that it is only available on demand. I think that would mean you pay for each and every show. The only change they are making is that they are now offering more programming at one time. Before, they only offered like 3 titles to choose from per week. Q television is still the shiznit when it comes to gay tv.

On a side note, the SEC commissioner is coming to my school to present to us. There will be an open question section, so if anybody has a question they want me to ask, post it here and I will ask it, (If I do decide to go.)

---

posted October 17, 2004 13:31            

quote:

---

Originally posted by tqn:
naked short - what can they do to avoid this.

---

posted October 17, 2004 13:38            

quote:

---

Originally posted by penny-trader:
i suppose they could keep that short naked thing covered with a towel or something. lol

---

posted October 17, 2004 14:26            

lol

quote:

---

Originally posted by tqn:
or diaper...or training pants...talking about diaper, Q should be up to 004's monday.

---

posted October 17, 2004 14:35            

quote:

---

Originally posted by Bialystock:
Anyone else having trouble seeing the new program schedule? I was reading through it, and whammo, the pages seem to have been removed. Maybe they thought they were giving away the farm too early? (Or maybe it's just my computer?)

I knew I shoulda downloaded the whole thing the minute it appeared last night. I got the first page at least.

---

posted October 17, 2004 15:51            

Q Television Network (30 program titles):

The Stylist
Q on the Move
Q the Music
Internet Qafe
Sports 'N More
Odysseys/Ovations
the Agenda
Cathedral of Hope
The Sylist
Box Office America
Giggles
Q Sounds
Q on stage
Broadway Beat
J's Sportswrap
Q Select Icons
Week in review
Concrete Jungle
What's for Dinner?
Women On Women!
Paradise Falls
The Jack E. Jett Show
Mary Hartman
Class Act
Off the Beaten Track
Ring Masters
Stockard Channing
TechnoGay
Under The Pink carpet
DykeTV

Oxygen (27 titles, taken from their shows page):
Nighty night
Good Girls Don't
Girls Behaving Badly
AbFab
RoseAnne
Cybill
A Different World
Ellen
Living Single
I've Got a Secret
Talk Sex
Bliss
Show Me Yours
Naked Josh
Snapped
Nice Package
Drastic Plastic Surgery
Birth stories
Oxygen Sports
Inhale
Oprah After the Show
The Ellen Degeneres Show
The Isaac Mizrahi Show
Conversations with Carrie Fisher
Life and Style
Women and the Badge
Xena: Warrior Princess

posted October 17, 2004 16:42            

quote:

---

Originally posted by whizknock:
Simply a matter of time!

Nothing more, nothing less.

"All we ever had to do is launch!"

---