Date   : Wed, 20 Jun 2001 10:44:11 +0100
From   : Paul Wheatley <p.r.wheatley@...>
Subject: Re: BBC Magazines

I'd suggest contacting Steve Turnbull at Acorn User and proposing this to
him. You probably want to suggest that any agreement will only apply to stuff
thats at least 3 years old, then he won't be worried about damaging sales in
any way.

Actually getting his agreement might be another matter, but its probably
worth a try.

Paul

"Fewell, Steve" wrote:
> 
> Does anyone know if any BBC magazines (i.e. Acorn User) are online?
> 
> It could be useful if some of the features and articles in Acorn User were
> online (for those who longer have the magazines). At least the features
> which relate to the programs on the cover disks (which are floating around
> somewhere on the internet).
> 
> Would putting Acorn User articles online be something that the BBC
> Documentation Project would be interested in, or would copyright issues
> cause problems?
> 
> Steve.

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