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;Can I use a certain image / animation / video / piece of text in a non-commercial presentation? | ;Can I use a certain image / animation / video / piece of text in a non-commercial presentation? | ||
:Yes, in most cases you can | :Yes, in most cases you can. All material that is made by or for the Cardionetworks foundation is available under a [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/nl/deed.en_GB Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial Share-Alike] license. This means you it is free to use it for non-commercial use under the condition that you credit the author and it's origin (e.g. state somewhere readable: '''ECG courtesy of Dr. De Voogt and ECGpedia.org''' if you would use one of Dr De Voogts ECGs for a presentation). We do appreciate it when you [http://www.cardionetworks.org/contactCN.php let us know] that you have used content from ECGpedia, just to have an idea who our audience is. | ||
There are certain exceptions to this rule. Some images on ECGpedia were provided by book or journal publishers who gave us permission to use that image on this site. The descriptions of these images will read something like: "reproduced with permission from...". If you want to use such items, you will have to ask the entity that holds the copyright. | |||
;Can I use a certain image / animation / video / piece of text in a commercial presentation? | ;Can I use a certain image / animation / video / piece of text in a commercial presentation? |