As I said, i joined the yahoo mailing list to see if I could do anything to help. Well it seems more like they are petitioning me more than the companies, since I had 77 emails in my inbox when I logged on just now.  :lol:
Basically though, from what I read in those emails, is that most people would rather Enterprise went to a different channel, rather than risk them agreeing to do one more season, and then axe it all over again.
There was mention as well of getting private companies to join in the petitioning. Apparently there is a company in Las Vegas that has spent millions on some trek-themed park or casino or something, and they have given Viacom or someone a load of money to be able to use the theme.
Companies like that would give anything to protect their investment (If they don't continue Enterpriise, or decide to not make another trek series, then trek may become 'antiquated' - this was the wording used in the email)
I agree that big companies could have a part to play in saving Enterprise - I mean someone has to make the T-shirts and stuff! 
Big companies could provide a cash incentive for the networks to keep the ball rolling, although there is the risk of trek becoming over commercialised (Well, I say over-commercialised, but I mean that in the British sense of the word. No offense to Americans, but commercialism is virtually non-existant in Britain...well, compared to how it is in America) 
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