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Post by Richard Bignell on Apr 12, 2005 23:44:04 GMT
I found it strange that the Day of Armageddon man didn't return it during the BBC's Treasure Hunt. Perhaps he lived under a rock? Treasure Hunt wasn't particularly well publicised on television, so there's no real reason why he should have been aware of the campaign. Richard |
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Post by William Martin on Apr 14, 2005 15:04:51 GMT
re-treasure hunt
one of the best kept BBC secrets of the past 10 years.
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Post by Ben on Apr 14, 2005 15:21:22 GMT
I suppose it's doesn't make too much sense spending a lot of money advertising a Treasure Hunt if there are no guarentees that anything will be returned (or anything of commercial release value). However, I think it's about time the BBC did another Treasure Hunt and marketed it a bit better (adverts on the TV, banners on their BBC sites, BBC News coverage, BBC2 repeat season followed by a heads up after each programme etc.). It's clear that there is a lot more missing material out there (in general) that the owners don't realise is missing. Ideally though impratically, they should set up a finder's fee.
Imagine how much material would surface if the BBC promoted it as well as they did Doctor Who (2005)!
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Post by William Martin on Apr 14, 2005 15:23:49 GMT
couldn't agree more.
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