ZZZZ EAA SportPilot promotes ANN and Zoom

You have got to be kidding me! ANN's pathetic coverage of AirVenture
was the worst of all the coverage available. NOTHING but repeated
stories about the companies who paid to advertise and a couple of minor
coverages. Nothing of substance except canned stories. AVWEB and EAA
both did a far superior job of covering the event, lots of photos, film
clips and stories. ANN might as well have been a 1000 miles away.



Juan Jimenez wrote:
Unfortunately for you, Jim has already published a guide similar to this one
and did a great job of it. The people working on compiling the information
do a great job as well. Aero-News also offers the best news coverage of EAA
activities, bar none. You want to **** in the wind, knock yourself out, but
you're wasting your time.

" wrote in message
oups.com...
This really made me angry.

http://www.sportpilot.org/news/060803_ann.html

It was a link from the EAA's eHotline email.

I'll be sending out the appropriate emails and links to John
Osterhout's web page.

Please do the same.

I am sick of Zoomy passing himself of as anything but a lying sack of
****.




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In article .com, BobR says...

You have got to be kidding me! ANN's pathetic coverage of AirVenture
was the worst of all the coverage available. NOTHING but repeated
stories about the companies who paid to advertise and a couple of minor
coverages. Nothing of substance except canned stories. AVWEB and EAA
both did a far superior job of covering the event, lots of photos, film
clips and stories. ANN might as well have been a 1000 miles away.


Hey Bob some people are easily impressed. Especially those who worship at the
altar of zoom LOL!!

See ya

Chuck S

"BobR" wrote in message
oups.com...
You have got to be kidding me! ANN's pathetic coverage of AirVenture
was the worst of all the coverage available. NOTHING but repeated
stories about the companies who paid to advertise and a couple of minor
coverages. Nothing of substance except canned stories. AVWEB and EAA
both did a far superior job of covering the event, lots of photos, film
clips and stories. ANN might as well have been a 1000 miles away.


Actually, he IS 1000 miles away. (Flight Prep says 1009.8 nm)

Al G

"BobR" wrote in message
oups.com...
You have got to be kidding me! ANN's pathetic coverage of AirVenture
was the worst of all the coverage available. NOTHING but repeated
stories about the companies who paid to advertise and a couple of minor
coverages. Nothing of substance except canned stories. AVWEB and EAA
both did a far superior job of covering the event, lots of photos, film
clips and stories. ANN might as well have been a 1000 miles away.

Check the URL, you were obviously at the wrong one.

http://www.aero-news.net/SpecialContent.cfm?cat=22

Or maybe you just weren't there.



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"ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote in message
...
In article .com, BobR
says...

You have got to be kidding me! ANN's pathetic coverage of AirVenture
was the worst of all the coverage available. NOTHING but repeated
stories about the companies who paid to advertise and a couple of minor
coverages. Nothing of substance except canned stories. AVWEB and EAA
both did a far superior job of covering the event, lots of photos, film
clips and stories. ANN might as well have been a 1000 miles away.


Hey Bob some people are easily impressed. Especially those who worship at
the
altar of zoom LOL!!

Altar envy, what a concept.



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Ron Wanttaja wrote:
On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 00:23:10 -0700, Richard Riley
wrote:

Can't get a contingency-fee lawyer interested in suing Zoom, but I bet they'll
be interested in EAA. Do you think EAA will claim that they weren't aware of
Zoom's past problems?
It makes it tempting to go back into business. Maybe set up a
partnership with Chuck, RB Brady and Don Jones just to make it
irresistable.

If you could somehow add Dennis Fetters to the mix, you'd have Zoom on your case
so hard that Lemon Pledge couldn't release him. :-)

Ron Wanttaja

That's called "hunting a baited field." It's about as sporting as
fishing with hand grenades When do you start?

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Juan Jimenez wrote:
"BobR" wrote in message
oups.com...
You have got to be kidding me! ANN's pathetic coverage of AirVenture
was the worst of all the coverage available. NOTHING but repeated
stories about the companies who paid to advertise and a couple of minor
coverages. Nothing of substance except canned stories. AVWEB and EAA
both did a far superior job of covering the event, lots of photos, film
clips and stories. ANN might as well have been a 1000 miles away.

Check the URL, you were obviously at the wrong one.

http://www.aero-news.net/SpecialContent.cfm?cat=22

Or maybe you just weren't there.



Well, the article you cite IS a tad lame.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

In article A5FIg.7583$Tl4.270@dukeread06, Dan says...

Juan Jimenez wrote:
"BobR" wrote in message
oups.com...
You have got to be kidding me! ANN's pathetic coverage of AirVenture
was the worst of all the coverage available. NOTHING but repeated
stories about the companies who paid to advertise and a couple of minor
coverages. Nothing of substance except canned stories. AVWEB and EAA
both did a far superior job of covering the event, lots of photos, film
clips and stories. ANN might as well have been a 1000 miles away.

Check the URL, you were obviously at the wrong one.

http://www.aero-news.net/SpecialContent.cfm?cat=22

Or maybe you just weren't there.



Well, the article you cite IS a tad lame.

Hey Dan you have to remember jauns easily impressed by anything zoom LOL!!

See ya

Dan

who cares? wrote:
In article PVxCg.1129270$xm3.1122623@attbi_s21, John Ousterhout wrote:

According to the 2006 webstats ousterhout.net averages about 1,200 hits
a day (45-65 unique visitors) with the Zoom pages consistently the most
clicked.


You should sell advertising.

Better yet, just put the ads up without selling them, then invoice the
"advertisers."

Oh, wait...

Rich Ahrens wrote:
who cares? wrote:
In article PVxCg.1129270$xm3.1122623@attbi_s21, John Ousterhout
wrote:

According to the 2006 webstats ousterhout.net averages about 1,200
hits a day (45-65 unique visitors) with the Zoom pages consistently
the most clicked.


You should sell advertising.

Better yet, just put the ads up without selling them, then invoice the
"advertisers."

Oh, wait...
Maybe he should run an ad for AeroNose.net