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Can I use logos of companies I have worked for, directly & indirectly, on my website?
In the litigious environment we operate in today I would be very careful to use a logo of a firm on your website. I agree with Brian K Haney's discussion with nominative use above.
Going forward, as ...
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Strategy for multiple email addresses?
I do this, and for free as well.
I have 4 domains that I'm responsible for, 2 that are my own personal, and 2 that other organizations pay for after I bill them. I have an email at each.
It's great ...
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Brand naming strategies?
Altering branding is generally handled in one of three ways...
"Formerly XXXXXXX"
Completely unrelated branding to appear as a new company
"A subsidiary of XXXXX"
Given the ...
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Can I use logos of companies I have worked for, directly & indirectly, on my website?
When doing a project or any work for a company, ask if you can use them as a reference. That's a great time to get permission. You can even add it as a part of a document they write off on when the ...
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