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Fire Prevention Week copyright statement
Copyright requests
Trademarks and Service Marks
Linking to NFPA
Member logos
Advertising Disclaimer
Privacy Policy
Copyright Statement
Copyright © 2008 National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). All rights reserved. All materials on NFPA’s Web sites are the property of NFPA and may not be copied, reproduced, sold, or distributed without the express permission of the copyright holder. Liberal use of NFPA fact sheets and news releases is allowable with attribution. Please note that NFPA does not grant permission for its content to be displayed on other Web sites.
Fire Prevention Week materials must include the following: “Reproduced from NFPA’s Fire Prevention Week Web site, © NFPA (year).”
Due to the volume of correspondence we receive requesting the use of NFPA copyrighted material, and the need to process these requests, it is impossible for us to respond directly to e-mail. Please send us your request in a letter detailing what material you would like to use, the purpose of using this material, and what will be the distribution of the final product, by mail (Dennis Berry, Director of Licensing, NFPA, 1 Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02169-7471) or by fax +1 617 984-7222. Your letter should include your name, address, and telephone number and be on letterhead if possible. When we have received that information we will provide you with a written reply, usually within two weeks. If we need more information, we will call you.
Trademarks and Service Marks
NFPA is the holder of numerous registered trademarks and service marks, including but not limited to, National Electrical Code®; International Electrical Code®; NEC®; NFPA 72®; National Fire Alarm Code®; NFPA 101®, Life Safety Code®; Life Safety Code®; 101®; NFPA 5000®; Building and Construction Safety Code®; National Fire Codes®; NFC®; Sparky the Fire Dog®; the name and image of Sparky®; Learn Not to Burn®; Risk Watch®; necdigest™; NFPA World Safety Conference & Exposition®; and NFPA Journal®. NFPA trademarks and service marks should only be used with the permission of NFPA or in accordance with the trademark law and, if used, must be acknowledged with both an ® designation and a credit statement. NFPA also holds additional trademarks and service marks to designate its goods and services.
Please e-mail your linking request to NFPA's Jennifer Thibeault and include the URL of the page from which you would establish the link. NFPA does not allow the use of its content on another Web site without its permission and does not allow its content to be "framed" by another site (you may not link to an NFPA Web page inside HTML frames so that the content appears to be part of your site). A link to NFPA´s Web site may not be used in the context of an endorsement for any information on your Web site, any company products and/or services, or any situation that is in conflict with the NFPA mission.
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- The logo(s) may be used only on the member's business cards, stationery, forms showing the member's letterhead, and similar documents or Web sites on which the name and address of the member or the member's business is prominently displayed.
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- The logo(s) may not be used in any manner that detracts from the high ideals of NFPA or from the values, particularly fire safety values, espoused by NFPA.
- The NFPA member logo(s) may not be used in any manner which would tend to imply a connection between NFPA and the member which, in fact, may not exist. This includes any use of the logo(s) that the public might construe as an endorsement, approval, or sponsorship by NFPA of a member or a member's business, or which might be taken to support or encourage a member's sale of product, process, or installation. A member is allowed to print the logo(s) on an advertisement or product literature. Without limiting the foregoing restrictions, the logo(s) may in no case be shown larger than 1.5 inches or 4 centimeters in size on a full page or proportionally on a smaller page. (The "We Save Lives" logo can be used at any size.)
- No person gains any rights whatsoever in the logo(s) or their use; it remains the property of NFPA. NFPA reserves the right in its sole discretion to require the removal of the logo(s) from any location or thing NFPA feels does not comply with these guidelines, or which could or does discredit the Association.
- The NFPA member logo may be printed in all one color or black with a red flame. PMS color of the flame is 185.
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