Looking at this from a completely neutral stand point, I've got to agree with JMC_Man.
Whilst NOW maybe potentially a fantastic company, at the moment it is lousy. All the nice words in the world mean nothing to the people who have to pay mortgages/send kids to school.
Nothing I have read or heard has convinced that NOW is viable in anyway. I desperately hope that it is for the sake of the people who left safe jobs to follow this debacle.
They are the ones who have really lost out in all this mess. NOT the management who should have known the risks in the first place.
As an investor, I would wait until they are desperate and then go in with a financial aid package to get the best deal possible from the current management. Lets hope that this is what is currently happening and that all the staff get something positive finally.