Re: Target and Omni Group to Merge
Gerard Vanderleun <[email protected]>
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Yes. but in those special shops the select few find that their experience is much faster and the building does not crash down around their heads at random intervals. Should be popular. On Apr 27, 2006, at 8:03 AM, DV Henkel-Wallace wrote: > Have you not seen the press release? OG is staging a hostile > take-over. It's not an exit strategy for the OG founders but for > Target's management. > > My understanding is that the store greeters will be stylish and the > shops will implement new features not seen in other shops. > > What I _do_ find weird is their plan to open special shops from time > to time which are _only available to the select few_! > > > On Apr 27, 2006, at 07:06 , Gerard Vanderleun wrote: > >> I know that things can get tough for a star-class software company >> here in Seattle, but I must note this strange co-incidence? ( I think >> NOT!). >> When I checked my email this morning I found this message: >> >> From: [email protected] >> Subject: Sneaky-peek feedback >> >> and directly under it I found this message: >> >> [email protected] >> Subject: Last chance for free shipping on summer sneak-peeks >> >> It's clear to me that bigger things than just issuing a new browser >> that drops every user who has not spent a hundred bucks on Tiger out >> of the picture are afoot at Omni Group. >> >> Congratulations even if this is the most bizarre exit strategy I've >> ever seen. _______________________________________________ >> OmniWeb-l mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/omniweb-l >> > > Gerard Van der Leun http://americandigest.org