Thread: Thank You letters to VOOM and Charles Dolan

Thanks for the HD...I love it. Please keep us informed as to what our position is!!!

HDTV is like freedom. No, HDTV IS freedom. YOU can't stop it! YOU can't control it! YOU can only enjoy it!

Enough said! Thank you Mister Dolan! Ala Akba! Amen.

Mister Dolan,

Thank You for delivering the best HD lineup available anywhere!

Please keep it going..

Patrick Piteo
Queens NY

To: Mr. Charles Dolan
VOOM/Cablevision

02/03/2005

Dear Mr. Dolan,

I Just wanted to thank you so much for the Voom Satellite Service. You have a vision and I support it! I will be with Voom for the forseeable future and I would like to encourage you to keep this service alive!. Your service is far superior than any other with programming that is unmatched. I believe that voom is very viable and will continue its growth given some more time. I anticipate positve news soon for Voom.

Thank you
Thomas Gomillion
Very happy Voom subsciber

Mr. Dolan
Thanks for the product and support of HDTV content. Hope somting transpires and you make alot of money despite the nay sayers. The networks and cable just don't have anything that even comes close to your content!

If Voom goes down good luck in your future companys. Have had HDTV for over 5 years and am still in aw of the picture. Johnathan

Last summer my family and I traded in our 50" Toshiba Theatrewide RPT and DirecTv for a 43" Samsung DLP and Voom. We might as well have moved to another planet, and I can’t tell you how dismayed–and incredulous–we are that Voom is on the way out. The revolution of Voom was only partly about HD. Even more it was about tapping the visual potential of HD. The networks show their regular shows (the Tonight Show, Law & Order, the Superbowl as I write, etc.) in HD much the way they started broadcasting in stereo twenty years ago–the same programs with a new technology, old wine in a hyped new bottle. The genius of Voom was to understand that high definition opens up completely new horizons in television so as to redefine the medium. My wife and I are fans of the panorama flyovers and out-of-the-way places of EquatorHD, the tours of museums on GalleryHD, and the craftsmanship and artistry of architecture, interiors, and cuisine, as well as on the fashion runways on UltraHD. Absorbing, transforming, enchanting, amazing.

I grew up in Chicago during the 1950s when WFMT transformed FM radio with fine arts broadcasting. Similar to Voom, WFMT was a trail blazer that figured out that FM opened up new possibilities for radio and made full use of them.

Thank you Mr. Dolan and Voom.

Why would you thank a company and a man who really doesn't care anything about you or whether you live or die?

Corporations view you as a "consumer". You are a label.

Pledging alligence and thanking a company that has failed to deliver seems a little naive to me.

HD

Originally Posted by hehdaddy

Pledging alligence and thanking a company that has failed to deliver seems a little naive to me.

They haven't failed! They have delivered! And for many of us, they have delivered much more, than we could have ever expected to see in 2003, 2004 or 2005.

Sorry, but your message will be deleted in several minutes as it is off topic. This topic is for those who enjoy VOOM and have a reason to say Thank You. You obviously don't...

Mr. Dolan

Everyone who sees Voom is awestruck by great programming and awesome video and audio. But there's always been more: the ingenious single menu combining local and satelite programs all at the touch of the Voom button. In a cyber world that only seems to grwo more complicated and confusing daily, Voom has been exemplary in concept and execution.

Bravo and thanks.
Martin Nystrand