Declan wrote about the ZKS burn rate:
> Offsetting that, as an income stream, would be the deals with ISPs and a
> probably relatively small revenue stream from individual subscribers. I
> don't see either as generating tens of millions of dollars. In a pinch,
> they could raise more cash in a hurry, but that would be at terms
> disfavorable to ZKS founders and first-round investors and would mean
> ceding control of the company.
Unless it has changed recently, ZKS' business model called for *paying* the
ISP's, either in cash or as a percentage of sales generated through the ISP.
So the ISP deals ZKS has closed should not represent positive cash flow.
--Lucky, who doubts that ZKS will run out of money soon, but who very much
doubts that they pull in significant revenue. The current product simply
doesn't meet market requirements.
