On 24 Jan 2011, at 6:53 AM, IGNACIO SERRANO PEREZ wrote:
Hi there,
my name is Ignacio Serrano and I'm graphic designer at Anaya
Multimedia Editorial (which is part of Anaya Publishing Group, Spain).
I'm responsible for the book covers we are publishing and currently
we will publish a book about HTML5 in spanish.
I've seen the new HTML5 logo and I would like to know if we could
use it for the main cover of the book.
Since I've read the license conditions and they say that everybody
can use the logo for its own purposes, I thought I could use it for
the cover. As a graphic designer I find the new logo just amazing.
However, I'm afraid that using the logo for commercial purposes
could infringe some of the conditions observed at the creative
commons license.
Therefore, I would like to be sure about this issue before I finally
decide to use the logo.
Hello Ignacio,
You may use the logo for commercial purposes. Please note the
attribution requirement to W3C. We do not have boilerplate text for
the attribution, but a simple mention that W3C is the source will
suffice. Thank you.
_ Ian
If you require more information about the book or our company, do
not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you.
Best regards,
Ignacio Serrano Pérez
Diseñador Gráfico
Anaya Multimedia
Juan Ignacio Luca de Tena, 15
28027 - Madrid
Tlfno. 913938560
Fax 913204419
[email protected]
http://www.anayamultimedia.es
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