I dont want to get into a long drawn out debate about the copyright
infringements since we have already established our agreements with the
companies..
You are right of course, sometimes the URL does tell it all, and as I
mentioned, and if you read my note carefully, "Their banners, logos,
URL's etc. appear on the pages.."; mind you this is also not required by
the company in question, but we are doing it nonetheless.. Thanks for
the heads up anyways..
"Boget, Chris" wrote:
> > > As a quick caveat you need to be *very* careful you're not
> > > obfuscating the target site.... copyright infringement, anyone?
> > We wont.. Their banners, logos, URL's etc. appear on the
> > pages, so even if it is in the frameset, it will be fine..
>
> Yes, but their URL won't be in the address line. Not that it makes
> much of a difference, the site in question might actually care about
> that. A URL is as much a product brand as a logo is.
>
> Chris
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