Absolutely, agreed on all counts (not just the quoted part here, I just cut the rest to save space). I think what we're looking at is the industry un-learning what it knows. DC is slowly figuring out how to find those new readers beyond the direct market but apparently old habits die hard. Especially when the bulk of the company is still working under same systems and infrastructure they've had for decades and the established consumers are still the bulk of your revenue stream.
We're discussing Didio's business decisions but the business part of it is irrelevant? Come on man. I've enjoyed bouncing this debate back and forth but yeah, we can be done with it.