(c) 1999-2004 on VideoHelp.com

[HillJack]

Baldrick,

Fyi, the copyright information here is still 1999-2004. You know, the little listing under the menu...

©1999-2004
videohelp.com
dvdrhelp.com
vcdhelp.com
svcdhelp.com

Does this mean copyright has expired and everything here is public domain now? Woohooo, time to archive videohelp.com and burn some CD's and sell'm on eBay juuuuuust kiiiidding!

[adam]

Just so you know...

Copyright notices for websites state the year that the content was first created, and any subsequent dates denote a year in which you change something on that webpage. So the 2004 is not an expiration date. That's at least how its supposed to work, you never know what's actually going on in Baldrick's head.

[HillJack]

Just so you know...

Copyright notices for websites state the year that the content was first created, and any subsequent dates denote a year in which you change something on that webpage. So the 2004 is not an expiration date. That's at least how its supposed to work, you never know what's actually going on in Baldrick's head.

I do already know that, hence the juuuuuuuuust kidding part

[jimmalenko]

Woohooo, time to archive videohelp.com and burn some CD's and sell'm on eBay

Yeah, I'll buy it on Ebay, when I could browse it here for free

[Stormin Norman]

LOL, Jim, your a cool cat. I "heart" www.videohelp.com

[Faustus]

Its almost as good as my idea back in about 1995 to sell burned CDs to consumers called "The Internet".

I still say it would have worked.

[lumis]

cd-r's were pretty expensive back in 1995

[jimmalenko]

cd-r's were pretty expensive back in 1995

so were 4X CD-RWs

[Baldrick]

I bought a 4x cdrw for $700... ...or my brother bought it for me...he wanted some homemade mixed audio cds.

[jimmalenko]

I bought a 4x cdrw for $700... ...or my brother bought it for me...he wanted some homemade mixed audio cds.

I bought my 4X CD-RW in 1996 for $300 - a SCSI Matsushita.