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[edit] Permission

Digital Blasphemy has given permission to use this image on wikipedia

From: tena chapman <[3]>

Subject: Re: Copyright or Image Use Inquiry

Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 04:48:32 -0600

Hi Oliver,

Go ahead and use any image from the Free Gallery for your illustrations.

Thanks and best wishes,

Tena

tena chapman

vp licensing & marketing

www.digitalblasphemy.com

On Jan 30, 2005, at 6:40 PM, Oliver White wrote:

COMMENTS: Hiya Ryan.

I'm a member of the DB site, and happily using dual-monitor papers

everywhere. I'm just writing now to ask about use of the images.

The license and copyright pages here all mention two scenarios: (a)

Personal websites, and (b) Commercial websites. Is there anything for

"public but non-commercial websites"?

I'm helping out with a few pages at Wikipedia, for example the

'wallpapers' page, and there's actually a new page specifically about

Digital Blasphemy there. It would be nice to illustrate the articles

with an image or two if we could.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Blasphemy

Regards

Oliver White

[edit] Original is offered non-commercially

The image is free to download from the website itself [4]

[edit] Not competing with original

This reduced-size version shouldn't be competing with the original website

Ojw 19:56, 31 Jan 2005 (UTC)

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