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marieh2000
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October 05, 2001, 03:21:15 pm »
I'm turning in a submittal package to a company we're doing some work for. They have a photo of their building on their website. If I download that photo from their website and print it on the front page of the submittals I'm turning in to them, am I committing a copyright "no-no"? I know we've talked about this before, but I can't find the topic when I do "search".
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countrigal
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October 05, 2001, 03:23:30 pm »
Easiest thing to do is e-mail the website administrator and ask him/her if they will give you permission to use it. Generally, if a pic is something that the general public could get (ie, a pic they could take, is one of Microsoft's many photos, etc) then you can use it without a problem, but it never hurts to just go to the source and ask permission. Then you're covered either way.
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andrea843
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October 08, 2001, 06:42:15 am »
gotta disagree with you on on some parts of this one CG taking that photo without permission is most assuredly copyright violation. It would present a more professional position to either use self produced art, or to obtain written permission to utilize the picture "(and a downloaded file won't be nearly as crisp in print as the original file so ask for a clean copy too)
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