DTheatre an UGO Affiliate?

By Jack February 3, 2000 6:00 PM

Well after many offers from many large affiliations and networks, we have decided to go with UGO Networks..?So as of today we are now an affiliate of UGO Networks. What does this mean to you? Well not much, in fact close to nothing all you have to deal with is a logo up in the left hand corner.?What do we get? This will increase our income from this site thereby permitting us to add more new and exciting features, which I know you will love, so stay tuned.?If you have never been to UGO.com now is a very good time.

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Ay de mi! Be careful!   reply

Posted by wonko (ryan@wonko.com) on February 4, 2000 8:34 AM

I hope you guys read that license agreement completely! A few months ago, a UGO representative emailed me, wanting WonkoSlice to join the network. I was interested, so he sent me the license agreement, and then I was absolutely apalled. I can't remember all of the issues I had with it, but my friend Oren and I both looked it over and it included such things as, "UGO retains full copyright over all content on your site" and other really nasty small-print like that. We turned them down, but said that we'd reconsider if they felt like revising their license, and they never responded to us. Just be careful, guys...I'd hate to see you get screwed over.

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Posted by cmaraschino (cliff@DO-NOT-SPAM-ME.justcreated.com) on February 4, 2000 9:48 AM

Two Questions:

1.) When's the IPO?
2.) Will they buy us too?

Cliff

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Posted by A random shemp (No Email) on February 7, 2000 8:14 AM

Actually, UGO has a license to the content. Site Owners always have copyright ownership. Sorry you didn't like the contract, but if you are still interested email signup@ugo.com

I think you can rest assured that as long as while this site is hooked up with us, he'll be taken care of. 

-Chris Weller
Director of the UGO Network