“Ads must not use trademarks belonging to third parties unless express permission has been granted by the trademark owner or as otherwise permitted by applicable law.”
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Advertisers must affirmatively secure express permission from trademark owners before using their marks in ads, unless applicable law independently permits such use.
Advertisers may not include third-party trademarks in their ads on LinkedIn without express permission from the trademark owner or a basis in applicable law.
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"Ads must not use trademarks belonging to third parties unless express permission has been granted by the trademark owner or as otherwise permitted by applicable law.Excerpt from LinkedIn's Advertising Policies
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Advertisers must affirmatively secure express permission from trademark owners before using their marks in ads, unless applicable law independently permits such use.
Advertisers may not include third-party trademarks in their ads on LinkedIn without express permission from the trademark owner or a basis in applicable law.
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