Any interest in the entire retrobike archive on DVD?

[The Ken]

I'm pretty sure it will be an issue it you "try" to profit if anyone reports you to a disgruntled owner. But as most of the articles are from now defunct or bought companies I really don't think they'll care. They would also eed to prove loss/damages has occured as a result.

Most of the brochures and advertising were free to distrbute, magazine articles might be problematic but you could ask them in a casual manner.

A credit usually keeps most people happy when stuff is that old.
Along with a "catch all" something like... "Trademarks and Content are copyright of their respective owners. All rights reserved"

There are some guidleines for enthusiasts and fans but they are mainly for online breaches.

 

[maverick]

Add my name to the list please.

 

[BerthaPog]

I'd be interested as well.

 

[brocklanders023]

I'd take a copy.

 

[mikeekim89]

offer it for price of postage, maybe add £1-2 on top for the disc and sticker, then yor not prophiting.. technically I'd take one too by the way

 

[longun]

ill have one

 

[ededwards]

I'd be interested but couldn't find the Betamax option.

 

[john]

I'd be interested but couldn't find the Betamax option.

Betamax would of course be the wrong format. I'll supply it to you on punchcards.


Feedback quite positive thus far. Only concern would be the copyright angle. Hmmmm.

 

[mikeekim89]

Surely, Your bouncing copyright out of the window as you've got the catalogues scanned on here?

(EDIT: I suppose you could make a few discs, and post them around, getting people too pass them on if they want the files on there own discs, most times it's a drag and drop on a data disc)

 

[gradeAfailure]

John, if this looks like a goer and you've got a decent amount to produce, drop me a line as I work in the DVD duplication industry and could help out...