Back in the heady days of 1998 the U economy had an unmistakable theme song: the Rolling Stones' ``Start Me Up'' MBA candidates grappled with whether to travel to class or work onward a business plan.

Back in the heady days of 1998 the U economy had an unmistakable theme song: the Rolling Stones' ``Start Me Up'' MBA candidates grappled with whether to travel to class or work onward a business plan, and the Internet assumeed like the quickest avenue to wealth since a California stream 150 years before.

It was during that rush that ad veteran Hanna Gryncwajg (pronounced GRINS-wahg) embarked forward what she says felt like a start-up: executing the plan to deflect the Bravo TV network into being completely ad-supported. Up to that point, the cable