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BBC cracks down on fan 'stuff'
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amos_brearley
15-05-2008
Do you know something we don't? Wait, you're not THE Carl Waring of the BBC Stasi Polizei Legal Death Squad are you?
Yoonix
15-05-2008
Originally Posted by carl.waring:
“Well it's a nice "conspiracy theory" and I'm sure you believe it, but unless you can provide proof because the link in the post you cite seems to make clear that it wasn't.


Yet.”

I didn't provide a link - that was Slug's for something else - do pay attention. The BBC's letter is probably already at your disposal, so you already know. Otherwise, you can find it if you wanted to.

You think the BBC would send a cease and desist enough to scare Mazz into removing the offending knitting pattern, and others from removing their own DW patterns (including a lovely knitted cuddly Tardis), and then at the end suggest, "oh, by the way, we'd be interested in doing a deal"? If that was how it worked, and this isn't simply a backtrack to diffuse the situation, then isn't the message "create your own stuff, and if it's something we haven't thought of, you could be in with a lucrative moneyspinner!"? May be an idea to get that cuddly knitted Tardis pattern back online now!

There was a whole page of knitted TV characters somewhere - lost the link now, but it did make me chuckle - the knitted Captain Picard was particularly funny! I'm all for it - it's rare to see knitting ever considered when it comes to merchandising.
Yoonix
17-05-2008
To keep up to date, The Telegraph are claiming the BBC have dropped the legal threat against Mazzmatazz:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1970...al-action.html
The Phazer
17-05-2008
Originally Posted by Yoonix:
“To keep up to date, The Telegraph are claiming the BBC have dropped the legal threat against Mazzmatazz:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1970...al-action.html”

They're wrong, because the letter the BBC sent in the first place never threatened legal action in the first place...

Phazer
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