Dec 25, 2008 12:55
15 yrs ago
English term
clear use with third parties
English
Bus/Financial
Business/Commerce (general)
"When writing a press release, clear use with third parties as appropriate."
In the above sentence, what does "clear use with third parties" imply?
In the above sentence, what does "clear use with third parties" imply?
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Verify, get permission
As far as I understand it, it means that you need to get permission, or verify with the third parties that you can indeed use their names, or other properties in your press release.
It is mentioned "as appropriate" - meaning that you need this kind of authorization or permission only for certain details, or purpose.
Maybe you can help clarify with more context (previous and next sentences).
It is mentioned "as appropriate" - meaning that you need this kind of authorization or permission only for certain details, or purpose.
Maybe you can help clarify with more context (previous and next sentences).
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Note added at 8 mins (2008-12-25 13:04:33 GMT)
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For example, let's say company A is doing a press release stating that it works for large accounting companies and has done so for the last ten years. To make its case, company A may want to mention the name of two well-known accounting companies. Before doing so, it must get permission from these two accounting companies to mention their names.
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Note added at 8 mins (2008-12-25 13:04:33 GMT)
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For example, let's say company A is doing a press release stating that it works for large accounting companies and has done so for the last ten years. To make its case, company A may want to mention the name of two well-known accounting companies. Before doing so, it must get permission from these two accounting companies to mention their names.
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Tania McConaghy
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Thank you, Tania - Mike :)
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Tina Vonhof (X)
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Thank you, Tina - Mike :)
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Nitin Goyal
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Thank you, Nitin - Mike :)
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