FS: VW Commercial Tapes

Jul 08, 2004 23 Replies
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Hey Everyone!



Help support a first year university student!



I've created a 1.5 hour video tape of all of VWs commercials from the past



10-14 Years. The tape includes such favourites as "Da Da Da", all of the New Beetle Introduction ads, as well as many Beetle ads from Mexico, and old ACVW ads from the 1950s and 1960s.

Asking only $7 plus shipping!



email me at cressmanp at rogers dot com if interested!



Thanks!



Pete


What is a 1968 Beetle GLX??? There is no such thing.

Year two of University is when they teach copyright law.

Did you get legal clearance from VW to sell their commercials on your mix tape?

Ahhh to hell with copyrights, this is Canada where Peter is from.... no one cares about it up here ;-).

Actually, There is.

In Canada, the Beetle didn't have Custom/Delux trim levels...they used letter designations. I have the birth certificate from VW, and it states quite clearly, that the car is a Beetle GLX.

meh....so sue me.....It would cost VW a hell of a lot of money to drag me into court...besides, I'm doing them a favour...if they didn't want the ads published, why did they send me a CD ROM with all of their most recent advertising?

You can take Psych 101 your first year and learn about how people rationalize the things they do.

On a more serious note Volkswagen has been getting quite punitive about people selling VW logoed merchandise lately (past couple of years). Might want to think about that.

||There wouldn't be any logo's on it I would think, and it's hardly ||merchandise - if a company made a lawsuit against somone peddling their ||advertisements, that would be incredibly funny, I would think any company ||would want their ads to be played by any means possible!

It's not that simple. An owner of a brand must maintain absolute control over trademarked material of any kind, or the brand becomes worthless. They originator of the material has the exclusive right to any money made in redistributing it. Remember Napster? Produce that video and sell it at your own risk. It will be a crash course in civil law for you.

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||> > > On Thu, 08 Jul 2004 15:47:24 GMT, "Biz" wrote: ||> > >

||> > > >Did you get legal clearance from VW to sell their commercials on your ||> mix ||> > > >tape? ||> > > >

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||> > > >> Help support a first year university student! ||> > > >>

||> > > >> I've created a 1.5 hour video tape of all of VWs commercials from ||the ||> > past ||> > > >> 10-14 Years. The tape includes such favourites as "Da Da Da", all ||of ||> > the ||> > > >New ||> > > >> Beetle Introduction ads, as well as many Beetle ads from Mexico, ||and ||> > old ||> > > >> ACVW ads from the 1950s and 1960s. ||> > > >>

||> > > >> Asking only $7 plus shipping! ||> > > >>

||> > > >> email me at cressmanp at rogers dot com if interested! ||> > > >>

||> > > >> Thanks! ||> > > >>

||> > > >> Pete ||> > > >>

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Texas Parts Guy

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are the VWoA hired guns. Send them an offer to buy your video anddare them to sue you. See what happens. One of their tactics is to buyunlicensed stuff, use that as evidence of a violation and then extort moneyfrom you to make them go away. They really don't care if you make somemoney off of a video; that's not their real goal. Their goal is todemonstrate that VW is protecting their trademark. The more instances theycan show of enforcement, the better VW's case in a real lawsuit. Thenagain, since you're in Canadia, maybe they won't care or they aren't workingfor VW anymore.

Before you LOL smartypants, click here:

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are the VWoA hired guns. Send them an offer to buy your video anddare them to sue you. See what happens. One of their tactics is to buyunlicensed stuff, use that as evidence of a violation and then extort moneyfrom you to make them go away. They really don't care if you make somemoney off of a video; that's not their real goal. Their goal is todemonstrate that VW is protecting their trademark. The more instances theycan show of enforcement, the better VW's case in a real lawsuit. Thenagain, since you're in Canadia, maybe they won't care or they aren't workingfor VW anymore.

thanks, but VW fired continental two years ago...furthermore, how can VW sue me when they gave me the disk?

I'm pretty sure they didnt give you the disk so you could repackage and sell it.

I'd venture to guess you told them you were in school doing a research project, and on that premise they were happy to oblige.

I guess you're right. Since VW "fired" Continental, then all copyrights are no longer in effect and they have no interest in protecting them. Furthermore, you should now feel free to copy their logo's that you got off a sales brochure (that they gave you) onto t-shirts and sell those too.

FYI moron...it does happen...go to any VW show...you think that people have paid VW to use a logo on a T-Shirt? No......and Continental can't do anything since they don't work for VW...

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