I've been trying to locate somebody at the BBC or some
information in relation to redistributing this recording to allow those
who were not able to hear the play to enjoy it. I have sent a letter,
four e-mails via the tortuously confusing BBC Website contacts page and
made over a dozen phone calls to various departments. I have left
numerous voicemails as a result of these phoen calls. Nobody has
responded to the messages, those I spoke too seemed to respond like a
dog that had been shown a card trick and no hint as to whether I can
redistribute it has been forthcoming.
If, whether it be the BBC itself, those responsibel for the play or
William Gibson himself, has a problem with this distribution of the
play, please bear in mind 4 things before breaking out the lawyers.
1) The bandwidth, this site and even the pretty pictures you
see on this page is mine, an impoverished Gibson fan who wants to do a
favour for the other fans. It's out of my pocket, I'm spending my
money, be kind...
2) I have made attempts to contact you and have been ignored.
True I am probably breaking copyright laws, however I am promoting
'Play of the Week', William Gibson's work and the talented people
behind the radioplay.
3) E-Mail me, I'll take it down straight away.
