Sentence examples for unauthorized advertising from inspiring English sources

For now, though, Facebook isn't allowing any unauthorized advertising, logos, branding or commerce experiences on its AR platform.

In addition, you agree not to use the Service or the Site to... upload, post, transmit, share or otherwise make available any unsolicited or unauthorized advertising, solicitations, promotional materials, "junk mail," "spam," "chain letters," "pyramid schemes," or any other form of solicitation; On the other hand, Facebook is built on the backs of its users.

The same set of rules that will bar participants from waving the Tibetan flag this summer will also block anyone from unfurling an unauthorized Nike advertising banner.

Symantec filed suit against Baltimore-based Maryland Internet Marketing in April, asserting it advertised unauthorized copies of programs including Norton SystemWorks, Norton AntiVirus and pcAnywhere via spam messages.

But unauthorized clips are also free advertising for television shows.

Correction: February 26 , 2000 Saturday An article in Business Day on Feb. 18 about a lawsuit filed by Charlie Chaplin's heirs against Israel's national lottery, for unauthorized use of his character in advertising, misstated a comment made by Woody Allen recently about 20th-century comic geniuses.

That is, the entire tussle, while ostensibly about rights of publicity -- American Apparel used an unauthorized image of Woody Allen in an advertising campaign -- is about who's grosser.

Digital fingerprinting technologies, which are beginning to be deployed by MySpace and other video sites to filter out unauthorized content, offer a potential way to match advertising to relevant video clips.

A federal jury awarded a rap group, the Sugar Hill Gang, nearly $3 million from the Snapple Beverage Corporation and Turner Broadcasting System for unauthorized use of the group's work in an advertising campaign.

Culminating an unexpectedly bitter 10-year legal brawl, the Supreme Court rejected a final appeal from the national lottery against an earlier ruling holding it liable for the unauthorized use of the classic Charlie Chaplin character in an advertising campaign.

Both sites provide links to unauthorized copies of movies and TV shows and are supported by advertising, the association said.