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Are there any restrictions in what I can do? (both technical and editorial)?Technically, there are restrictions on your use of the content. For example, we will be managing the number of times you can query the BBC's servers when using one of the APIs. Editorially, restrictions are limited to "inappropriate use" or placement of BBC content. This would include passing BBC content off as your own, removing any identifying BBC branding, editing or ch...
Why are there restrictions on using Photoshare images?The Photoshare collection falls under the category of editorial photography. Unlike commercial photography, which is usually obtained for promotional purposes through contracts with professional photographers and stock agencies, editorial photography calls for a journalistic approach to taking and using photos. In other words, editorial photography is intended for objectiv...
Who should receive my press release?Network Computing delivers hands-on, technical information about computing in a networked environment. The vast majority of our editorial is derived from our editors' hands-on product reviews conducted in our Real-World Labs. Our editorial is not driven by the cycle of press releases; rather it's driven by our editorial calendar and our reviews schedule. For consideration ...
What means Editorial Use?Editorial rights are licensed on a use-by-use basis. Use in an "editorial" manner means use relating to events that are newsworthy or of public interest. Images contained in an editorial collection (news, sport, entertainment, archival, features, publicity) are usually licensed for purely editorial use. When such images are licensed for any other use, such as any commercia... What is LabforCulture.orgā??s editorial policy?LabforCulture is based on a transparent and consistent editorial policy. For detailed information on the specific editorial policy of LabforCulture, please see the Editorial Guidelines.To see the list of current Editorial Group members, please see our About Us pages. Due to the rapidly changing nature of this kind of information and the high level of mainten...
What is an editorial image?Editorial images are those photographs or artwork bearing identifiable human faces without a model release. Editorial photographs may not be used for commercial purposes, but may be used for news and educational purposes.
HOW DO I CONTRIBUTE EDITORIAL TO THE SITE AND NEWSLETTER?To submit editorial content regarding, equipment or industry updates, interesting stories etc. you can login to your personal account or your advertising account and click submit editorial.
How did you become an editorial cartoonist?I've always been interested in current events, in history, and I've always been able to draw, and I've always loved humor. So if you put all of those elements together, you get a cartoonist. In my case you did. And I refined or polished my abilities as an editorial cartoonist by studying the work of other editorial cartoonists. That leads to the next question, "Who ar...
BACK TO TOP ] What is the difference between Editorial and Commercial Use?Editorial Use" means the single use of a Still in one of the following editorial contexts only:(a) use within a magazine, newspaper or in a book; (b) for "layout" purposes for another type of project (eg for in-house presentations or rough draft designs for clients); (c) for web publishing use for a period of 30 days from the date of supply of a Still to the Customer;(d) f...
How do I get more technical information on a transformer?We hope to upgrade the datasheets gradually. Back to Menu: Product Technical [2.2] Mounting style Restrictions |
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