they may be biting off more than any m sports networkk can chew,y be. they are braiding off way more than they can chew. they are not equipped intellectually, they haven ty pt in the time. they are way out over but again, we have been having the conversation for a couple of months. people are at home mostly laughing about the story. i actually think it is kind of serious. it illustrates silicon valley s ifluence over the american media. this is a twitter driven story. espn basically acknowledged, we were worried about the twitter e reaction. where we far enough left on this positionef to be protected froma twitter backlash?? that is what drove them to make this decision. how much farther left can we move so that twitter won t care less? executives, not just at espn, but most acutely at espn, are making decisions based off of what type of reaction or we ll get from twitter and twitter is