Re: Daleks
From Charles W. Blumreich <cwb...@mtu.edu>
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· 16 May 1994 02:15 · View full thread
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Robert Silva (rob...@microlinkbbs.com) wrote: >I was just wondering how you could make Daleks when it was already >copyrighted as a game on the Apple. Did Mike Harris (the guy who made >Daleks) announce it as public domain? WHAT!!! What about the BBC's rights?!? The Daleks (both the name and their appearance) have been in a BBC television production called Dr Who since the days of black and white TV!! If Mike Harris can use the Daleks without problem I'm sure you can make ascii-art of them with no problem... -- Charles W Blumreich III Destroy MS-DOG!!! cwb...@fsh.mtu.edu Nuke MicroSLOTH Windoze!!! cwb...@major.cs.mtu.edu Eradicate OS-half!!! Use Linux! Free Unix for your 386/486/ Pentium !!!
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