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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 LinkedIn 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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