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I briefly worked for a large bank as a buyer and part of our contract with any supplier was a clause that they could not publicise us being their client without
by dmitri1981 16y ago
I briefly worked for a large bank as a buyer and part of our contract with any supplier was a clause that they could not publicise us being their client without our explicit permission. The main motivation for that was simply that we did not want our name plastered everywhere, since most of the benefit from that would accrue to the supplier not us. I expect most other large companies are the same.
- toast76 16y agoYeah that's what I'm finding. It basically comes down to who is bigger. Smaller companies would love the exposure, larger companies consider it "association" and don't allow it. Frustrating when you see Sony, Johnson&Johnson, Google, EA, MySpace, Travelocity, Staples, Dell and Microsoft plastered all over your competitors sites...but you can't use the same logos on yours.