Brand Guildlines article by Pete Shaw

By Pete Shaw
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1st Jan 2004
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Edinburgh Fringe

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Please note however that the Broadway Baby logo is a registered trademark, so there are some simple rules regarding its usage.

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You may use one of the approved logo files (linked below) when quoting a review or rating published on Broadway Baby. This includes flashes attached to your poster, printed on your flyer or links from your website. Additionally, Bobby Award winners may use the appropriate symbol on their marketing material. You may not use the Broadway Baby logo in any other circumstances without written permission from the publisher.

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