This business model claims that Program Directors worldwide have the time to scour the satellite network for wanted material...

And any wannabe with $50 can get his/her 'radio-ready' song uploaded to said network...

So... at what point do these alleged directors, assuming they have the time and inclination to scour said network (AND THAT'S A BIG, BIG, BIG ASSUMPTION!), throw up their hands at having to mine tens and hundreds of pebbles of junk material before any sort of diamond shows up?

The model doesn't work, guys... it's the very reason why most legitimate publishers and/or movers/shakers within the industry have a "no unsolicited submissions accepted" policy.

The TAXI model at least makes a bit of sense, in that they are being paid to screen material and only forward that which suits the needs AND MEETS THE QUALITY EXPECTATIONS of the people who are looking for music.



[This message has been edited by RobertK (edited 10-24-2005).]