Just in case, edutainment means education and entertainment (two in one). We are planning to publish a series of story book for kids, but we need to test if children would love them. How can we do that without risking copyright violations by the public? We are not a well-established enterprise just yet.
This is trivial, but the series of book will be titled "Pepper's Adventures", which will be a spin-off of a classical pick-and-play edutainment game, "Pepper's Adventures in Time" (released and abandoned in 1993). But at the mean time, we are waiting for an air mail response from its original owner, Sierra Entertainment, for the go-ahead.
2007-09-02
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