Legal question

From: Manthorp24 Jan 2010 13:07
To: koswix 10 of 14
quote:
see if you can buy his content


Only part of his content, maybe.
From: koswix24 Jan 2010 13:08
To: Manthorp 11 of 14
:D
From: CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)24 Jan 2010 21:17
To: Manthorp 12 of 14
Speaking of sparklebox...
EDITED: 24 Jan 2010 21:17 by DSMITHHFX
From: Manthorp24 Jan 2010 21:22
To: CHYRON (DSMITHHFX) 13 of 14

Arfle!

 

And how very odd! It would be like fucking a mirror ball...

 

<edit> In fact, she makes exactly the same point herself in the article. </edit>

EDITED: 24 Jan 2010 21:23 by MANTHORP
From: Speedy (CHRISBYERS)25 Jan 2010 13:56
To: ALL14 of 14

Yeah, it is Sparklebox, and we are possibly the only name who could keep it going (rebranded of course, there would be no other way). The problem is that the employees have gone underground (they are totally innocent BTW) and getting in contact with them is next to impossible. Emails sent and now letters in post, but it's all a waitign game. It's one thing to say replicate what they did, but they have years of content on their and it is all good stuff, and to see it vanish would be pointless. However their may be many legal hoops to jump through, but they got 27,000,000 hits in a 10 month period, and that can't be ignored. The thing my company has goign for it is its total integrity. We have a name that can do this if only I can get their attention.
Ah well, the waiting game begins.
Oh, and the BBC (who've been lurking on my site) have let me know their is a program about this on tonight on Inside Out (West) at 19:30 tonight. After this I may get a bit more public in my interest.
The company and it's employees are sound and has been (massively) let down by one person. I'd hate to see them lose their jobs and the site sink, especially when I'm in a postion to do something about it.