It’s clear that you work for GE. I’d like to take this opportunity to say thanks for running a once vaunted brand into the proverbial ground. If Comcast is lucky it’ll be able to salvage the wreckage. Unfortunately, GE’s involved for years to come. I’m sure what will likely happen is that all the locals will shutter and the bandwidth or stations will be sold off. There will be some national news, great, but your shortsightedness and lack of technical prowess has limited your reach, so you will suffer for years to come. That’s a given. [That local website redesign {the umpteenth unsuccessful redesign in a very short time I might add} is so sad and confusing. Most UEX designers look at that and wretch. And the iPhone app? What is that, a game, a puzzle, an art piece? You call that a content distribution mechanism? Puhleez!!!]

What I don’t understand clearly is that if the “price it paid was earned back within years after the sale of rca” why didn’t it sell it then instead of taking the NBC brand and trashing it? It’s crazy. You make the public suffer because you greedy-ass bastards want to make a profit that few other companies can even imagine.

And your comment that “content is king” and that DeDapper clearly lacked much else to write about is so disingenuous. I mean really, if content is really king why does NBC seem to have such opaque blinders on? They’re content for the past few years is pathetic. If it weren’t for the cable nets you’d have zilch, nada. And what you’ve done to WNBC? You call that king-making content? Sorry, that’s some serious junk you got up on there. No wonder you don’t even rank in the market any longer. No one watches the crap you throw up there and hoodwink your advertisers into buying into. And LX-TX? You call that content? We call that Public Access with a handheld camera and lackluster personalities. Tired.

As far as Jay being “out of [his] league”. So, that seems to imply that you’re in the league, right. Well, good luck with the deal. I hope you all make out like bandits while we see the first television network go down in flames. Lucky you! Poor us. But you wouldn’t care, it’s not about what’s good, it’s about the balance sheet.

Let’s just hope you can keep that balance sheet stable, or we’ll be seeing you on the unemployment line in less than 5 years dude.

it appears you do understand one concept. content is king. you clearly lacked much else to write about and tried to take a swing at a deal that is out of your league. as far as what comcast can do with it, thats up to them but hopefully they fail so youll have some additional “content” to write about in five years.

hazz…