We are not all things to all people, but we can be everything to the fan.
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We're focusing very much on clip quality. We think about camera angles so that you get close-up shots on a 2-inch screen--wide-angle shots don't do as well. We are doing custom graphics--if you put TV graphics on a 2-inch screen, they're virtually unreadable.Manish Jha
This is really criminal to brand the whole community as terrorist only because someone from that community has committed some crime. This trend is not only confined to N.Y. police. It happens in India too.
Manish Jha
I make films on subjects which I feel strongly about.
Manish Jha
We believe there is no better content experience, let alone a sports experience. By really focusing on something, you tend to get deeper and better at that than if you do a whole lot of things. There will be no wireless service that will deliver a better sports experience.
Manish Jha
The driving force is to serve the fan better tomorrow than we do today, because we know if we do that, we'll be a successful business.
Manish Jha
We've all had that Saturday afternoon commitment that kept us from the big game. We are positioning the service and our marketing around the idea that life will never get in the way of sports again.
Manish Jha
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