Using past clients logos on your website

[GlenW]

Turns out it's name is Jason George. Very effeminate, if you ask me. Suspect he is a Nikon tog, only got the Canon tat to try to make him look better.

You must be so annoyed that the D5 is so good.

[WTFH]

You must be so annoyed that the D5 is so good.

Not annoyed at all. If Nikon did better lenses, made their own sensors and had better egonomics then maybe I'd look at them again. As it stands, the D5 is very similar to the 1DXII, apart from it being more expensive, lower video resolution, lower frame rate, smaller buffer and not taking Canon lenses.

[NickFitz]

There was a thread about this on Quora recently: https://www.quora.com/Is-it-legal-to...eir-permission

Bear in mind that many of the responses will be talking about legal matters in the context of non-UK jurisdictions, or business relationships different to the kind that exist between a contractor and client. But there seem to be some useful points to consider in there among the verbiage.

[Hobosapien]

Sounds like an opportunity for someone to scan websites for backlinks and sell the info to companies to find where their logos are being used without authorisation.

I think it would be, majestic.

[WTFH]

Sounds like an opportunity for someone to scan websites for backlinks and sell the info to companies to find where their logos are being used without authorisation.

I think it would be, majestic.

There is software which will do it for you. (useful when people "borrow" images)