Good morning Mark

Is it too soon to say Congratulations?

How did your meeting with the TV station turn out? The videos I have
watched of yours are very good, did you get a deal that you are happy
with? If so when will your work start appearing on their site and will
they also broadcast your episodes? 

Curiosity ....

I could ask a million questions but don't want to be nosey.
I know you cannot talk specifics about a contract but would like to
learn more about your experience if you don't mind sharing.

One question I do have:
> From my research, you can expect $1000-$400 per video for an online
deal related to just one region (country ie not listing your videos on
competitors sites.)

What range did you mean to write?




--- In [email protected], Mark Shea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> From my research, you can expect $1000-$400 per video for an online
deal related to just one region (country ie not listing your videos on
competitors sites.)
> 
> 
> 
> Mark Shea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:                               I
think the only company, in my neck of the woods that would have been
in a similar position, would be lonely planet (who recently sold to
BBC worldwide) who I know have struck up similar deals with particular
websites.
>  
>  You could have a point about the three months thing. It allows me
to pull out if a competitor makes a better offer.
>  
>  Did anyone see the Kevin Sites 'round the world's trouble spots'
vlog yahoo funded? 
>  
>  Roxanne Darling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 2 cents:
>  
>  - have a lawyer review it before you sign
>  - a year is a very long time in my book; i would start at 3 months at
>  a time (it protects both parties) especially considering the
>  exclusivity of this deal
>  - brand building is nice but it's not food
>  - straight talk can really tease out ulterior motives - you probably
>  get to start because they are used to having traditional media
>  attorneys draft these things.
>  
>  have fun!
>  
>  rox
>  
>  On 10/4/07, Jen Simmons  wrote:
>  > Are they asking you to get E&O (Error and Omission) insurance? What
>  > other costs might you have to deliver your content to them? Be sure
>  > to factor that in — E&O costs a lot of $$$. Or better, insist they
>  > cover the E&O / liabilities (for things like someone suing 'cause
>  > your video about dating features a guy who was cheating on his wife
>  > and his wife left him so now he blames your video...TV lawyers spend
>  > years dreaming up such crazy "liabilities")
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>  >
>  > Jen Simmons
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