Yes -- a self licking ice cream cone come to mind.
I feel somewhat vindicated about my previous blog after reading Lee's
http://leegoldberg.typepad.com/a_writers_life/2006/09/small_press_vs_.html
Welcome !
This blog will discuss my character iHero -- as well as dealings with the business end of iHero.
Enjoy some iHero Fiction and general commentary at my other iHero Blogs.
Sunday, September 24, 2006
Saturday, September 23, 2006
Thou shalt not steal iHero
How many iHeros can we have?
Ok – I was first – the first iHero – and yes I can prove it. I have copyright and other notarized search results from back in the year 2000.
So first came Frank Fradella – a fellow author. For some incredible reason -- he didn’t understand how my book – a fictional work with iHero in the title and a character called the iHero -- related to his new company he had named “iHero entertainment”.
I even offered that my iHero become part of his super hero team – since my character is a virtual super hero – but again – Frank didn’t get it.
Neither of us could afford lawyers – so we agreed to disagree basically – but I was sickened for a long time that a fellow artist would steal my name – and I say steal because he only had to do a web search for iHero – and there I was.
And now I see another fictional writer from Canada -- I,Hero – which btw is how Frank’s company started out.
People ! Have you not the decency to respect other’s rights??????
The only enjoyment I get from the name is that I now own iHero.com.
Maybe one of the 400 billionaires in the U.S. will buy it from me for a mere 1/100000th of their wealth. Or maybe Apple will buy it from me – for there latest super hero like gadget.
Heck – maybe one of Frank’s multitude of projects will become a success – and he will buy me out.
Only then will I again smile when mentioning the name, my name, iHero.
Ok – I was first – the first iHero – and yes I can prove it. I have copyright and other notarized search results from back in the year 2000.
So first came Frank Fradella – a fellow author. For some incredible reason -- he didn’t understand how my book – a fictional work with iHero in the title and a character called the iHero -- related to his new company he had named “iHero entertainment”.
I even offered that my iHero become part of his super hero team – since my character is a virtual super hero – but again – Frank didn’t get it.
Neither of us could afford lawyers – so we agreed to disagree basically – but I was sickened for a long time that a fellow artist would steal my name – and I say steal because he only had to do a web search for iHero – and there I was.
And now I see another fictional writer from Canada -- I,Hero – which btw is how Frank’s company started out.
People ! Have you not the decency to respect other’s rights??????
The only enjoyment I get from the name is that I now own iHero.com.
Maybe one of the 400 billionaires in the U.S. will buy it from me for a mere 1/100000th of their wealth. Or maybe Apple will buy it from me – for there latest super hero like gadget.
Heck – maybe one of Frank’s multitude of projects will become a success – and he will buy me out.
Only then will I again smile when mentioning the name, my name, iHero.
Saturday, September 16, 2006
Welcome
Greetings and Welcome.
We'll see how much time I have to blog -- I do like to write -- but I'm in the technical collective -- so please bear with my grammar and spelling.
Please feel free to comment.
Thanks,
Darc
We'll see how much time I have to blog -- I do like to write -- but I'm in the technical collective -- so please bear with my grammar and spelling.
Please feel free to comment.
Thanks,
Darc
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