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Subject: | RE: UKNM: Re: Children's content/selling asps - advice please |
From: | Alex Chapman |
Date: | Wed, 8 Nov 2000 13:33:49 GMT |
I would also be glad to speak with her about making sure the deal she gets
is the deal she signs. She can be very very creative with the way she deals
in her IP so there are a lot of things that may be possible.
I am a lawyer who specialises in this area - but I won't charge her for a
meeting or some telephone advice.
;-)
Alex Chapman
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London
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-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Johnson [SMTP:richard [dot] johnsonmediaworksccl [dot] com]
Sent: 07 November 2000 16:04
To: UKNM forum
Subject: UKNM: Re: Children's content/selling asps - advice please
Lois
Someone else who is very, very nice and could probably give you some advice
is Shari Martin at Bigidea - shari [dot] martinbigidea [dot] com. Tell her Richard
sent you. When she recovers, ask her if she still has her Newcastle scarf.
best wishes
Richard
From: "Lois Grayson" <loisgdialstart [dot] net>
Hi all
I have a friend (no it's true I do) who's asked me to sell a brilliant
piece
of children's educational software.
We've been approached by a major portal who want to unbundle one element
and
use it as an ASP to add some interest to their kid's content - keeping one
character and one app but changing some of the graphics
For non-exclusive rights to do this for one year they're offering not a lot
in fees. She's broke though so interested
My intuitive reaction is that they'd get a great deal and in return would
give my friend 's and her team kudos plus a site reference plus exposure -
BUT it might ruin other opportunities in other fields ie children
production
or publishing houses or other online businesses or educational software
houses - any of these if they really wanted to market the characters I
reckon would want exclusive rights. So would doing a part deal with albeit
a
formidable content/media player be a good or a bad thing?
This is outside my normal field so I need some advice please, such as ;
a) Content/ASP rightholders - what's the range of rates for selling usage
for a year? Anyone give me any egs of the parameters? What are the
negotiation pitfalls I should look out for?
b) Site owners - would you want to include a gang of characters and their
apps on your site if someone else was already using (possibly even
promoting ) part of the team already? Do you prefer specialist content to
be
exclusive and if so are you prepared to pay more to ensure that it is? And
how much roughly for an educational game with fun graphics do you reckon?
Anything else I should know? - I'd be really grateful, this stuff deserves
to Tweenie
Thanks
Lois
Lois Grayson
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