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  • Mario P.
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  • January 19, 2012
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Do I need to purchase a license?

Dear sir.

We are a web design company and bought a picture of yours http://peopleimages.com/image/pretty-young-woman-with-arms-raised-freedom-happy-standing
We used the photo to promote a client's website.
The customer wants to use the image for the company for posters and banners...

With the current license of the image which is a Standard License, is my client allowed to do this or do I have to pay something extra?

I beg to reply.

Thanks

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  • Garon
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  • March 7, 2012
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Hey Mario,

With a Standard License you should be able to use the image for promotional posters and banners provided that the image will have a maximum of 499,999 impressions. If the image will have more than 499 999 impressions, you should purchase an Extended License.

You can find details about our licenses on http://peopleimages.com/support/licenseAgreement

If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact us again.
Regards
Garon

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  • jackjohnson | November 18, 2022 | No one likes this yet

    Yes—as long as you have the money to cover the purchase along with a valid, government-issued ID https://iogames.games

  • Ticksy | November 15, 2022 | No one likes this yet

    Hello, Thank you for reaching out. The copyright law varies from country to country, so I cannot say for certain whether a licence is needed. Generally, if the photo is used for commercial purposes, a licence is required. However, if the photo is used for editorial purposes, then a licence may not be necessary. I would recommend contacting an attorney in your area who specialises in copyright law to get a definitive answer. I apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused.
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