But things continued not to happen with the web site. And then he told us he d been bought out by a telecomm company. But, he said, they were supportive of his commitments, and were excited about VC1 too, because it would offer them a way to showcase their products and services. Then the date for having a sound check available for attendees to test their computer equipment passed without that being put on the site. Repeated, increasingly agitated phone calls and e-mails went unanswered.
Phone calls weren t returned.
E-mails went unanswered. Liberty HQ Team was on the ball from the get-go, taking what had been done and working with it to create a workable venue for VC1. Frantic phone calls and e-mails ensued, to no avail. Our first author was there, we were there, attendees were there and there was no sound. While DLT talked with our first author with one hand and ear, he was in the chat room with the other, trying to explain the situation, and collecting questions from attendees for the author.