Re: UKNM: Who wants to be an e-millionaire...

[Paul Douglas]

Jo Chipchase wrote:

>

> Dot com fever runs rife again... did anyone see a news item in yesterday's

> Guardian, about Channel 4 launching a new programme: "Who Wants to be an

> E-millionaire".  So yer man in the street (or even your granny) can devise

> stunning ideas for dot com ventures, present them in game show format, and

> win a couple of millions from a panel of friendly venture capitalists.


But, as the Register points out...


"By entering this competition, you irrevocably and unconditionally grant

permission to  Princess, and its affiliates, successors, assignees and

licensees to disclose your application including the dot-com idea for

the purpose of assessing the application and to   use, in whole or in

part, by any and all means, media, devices, processes and technology

now or hereafter known or devised, in perpetuity throughout the

universe, including the right to make alterations thereto, your name

and/or likeness and/or the results of your appearance."


(http://www.theregister.co.uk/000417-000003.html)



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