Logos and websites

Chuck Guzis wrote: Surely it's all academic given that we don't know where the original poster lives (they didn't say) - won't the copyright law vary wildly from country to country? I suspect that the law which applies is the law in the site owner's home country, which we don't know. *generally* I'd say that putting up a bunch of logos for non-profit use should be fine - it's not like it's doing the company any harm, or releasing information into the wild which isn't already readily visible elsewhere. About the worst I'd expect is a polite letter once in a blue moon along the lines of: "our logo has changed; please take the old one down and replace it with the new one". As I said though, I'm sure each country's laws differ, and given the global nature of the 'net the ones which apply are probably those for the site owner's home country (or possibly the country in which their site's ISP is based, if different) cheers Jules -- If you've ever wondered how you get triangles from a cow You need buttermilk and cheese, and an equilateral chainsaw