Its the direction that DES is taking, not the actual purchase, thats a worry.
DES is becoming more an more a 1990's "digital" company, less and less a 2007 WEB2.0 company.
Whilst theres good money in that, this is NOT what or the vision of DES we bought into - thus my previous comments a few weeks back about "the bricks and mortar company that has everyone fooled into thinking they are online"
TTH - YOU hang in there, and lets hope the regression into 1990 is stopped quickly for all shareholders sake - and they do a smart move to leverage their content from digital into "electronic delivery" - just like the major studios, News Corp, PBL, Liberty etc etc (most of whom are transitioning from Bricks to WEB1.0 and looking at WEB2 if not already there)
