As a consultant, is the use of the Asterisk logo and name allowed? or
do you have to have an agreement w/ Digium to use on marketing
materials?
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- Doug Millsaps [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a consultant, is the use of the Asterisk logo and name allowed? or
do you have to have an agreement w/ Digium to use on marketing
materials?
The Digium trademark policy is posted on the Digium website.
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Brandon,
Talk to voxbone.com they know, I have beligian DID's but I'm located in
Sweden... so ;)
Brandon Galbraith wrote:
So you can't have a Belgian DID without having a physical address in
Belgium?
On 7/28/06, *Zoa* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
AFAIK it is
Sorry, I was looking at the links on the top, not the bottom. :(
I'm not a lawyer, but it sounds like if I use an unmodified form of
Asterisk, I can use the Asterisk name, say in a flyer or yellow pages
ad (with appropriate Trademark Marking and Notice).
After re-reading it for the 3rd time,
Keep in mind, that at least in the United States, if you are providing
Asterisk PBX or using Asterisk PBX it could be considered fair use
to promote that fact. If you were selling Digium PCI cards there would
be nothing stopping you from marketing them as Digium PCI cards
because that's what they
Thanks for the informative replies.While Enswitch sounds like a a nice solution, I don't believe it's for our shop. I really would like to develop this solution internally.
My thoughts thus far are pointing towards a scalable, redundant solution based on stock hardware.
I am thinking of running a
On Sat, 29 Jul 2006, Christopher Aloi wrote:
As agents login to a queue or become 'available' Asterisk is maintaining
their state; I believe an agents state is maintained across an Asterisk
reload. Could an agents state be maintained should the second app server
take over for the first?
On Sat, July 29, 2006 8:23 am, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
- Doug Millsaps [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a consultant, is the use of the Asterisk logo and name allowed? or
do you have to have an agreement w/ Digium to use on marketing
materials?
The Digium trademark policy is posted on the
This is not an appropriate forum to request a legal opinion or official
statement, since nobody who will respond here will be able to do anything
except quote the posted policy.
If you have specific questions, post them on the issue tracker at
licensing.digium.com, contact our legal
Title: Message
Hi
While Enswitch sounds like a a nice
solution, I don't believe it's for our shop.
Which
part of Enswitch doesn't do what you have described? I'd like to know as we've
been looking at Enswitch.
I really would like to develop this
solution internally.
So,
are you looking
Again, at least in the United States, what Digium says doesn't
necisarrily have to be the truth It is what Digium WANTS, but you
might have other rights granted to you by law, namely fair use.
Here's one site that outlines the basics:
http://www.publaw.com/fairusetrade.html
The Lanham Act
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