Re: Copyrighting a web application and idea

How much are you prepared to commit to pre-pitch activity? Get the
spreadsheet out. Or go to your favourite restaurant, park bench with a pad
and pencil and calculator and start doing numbers on how many at what price
at what manufacture cost at what cost to sell and see how much we are
talking about.

Legals is just one more expense. It sits under a revenue stream, or in your
case an anticipated revenue stream. From my personal experience, doing the
numbers and will answer many questions. And when you inquire about services,
think of it in terms of getting quotes.

Your question to Doug and Ivan becomes, "How much would it cost me to ..."

John
----- Original Message -----
From: Jonathon Stevens <jon(at)3spadefx.com>
To: HWG Business List <hwg-business(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 3:45 AM
Subject: Copyrighting a web application and idea


>    Friends,
>
>       I have come up with an idea that I've started to develop into a web
application.  This idea is something that no one else is doing (in the
United States for sure, but possibly the whole world) and something that
will drastically improve the field related to my idea.
>
>       I want to take the idea and half-completed web application to
investors to sell the finished product to.  I'm not sure exactly how to go
about doing this.  I've read up on some copyright issues and such, but would
like any advice from you.
>
>    Thanks,
>
>    Jonathon Stevens, CEO
>    3spadeFX Productions
>   http://www.3spadeFX.com
>
>

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