As you know my fellow brazilian friends, Senna's Brand belongs to Instituto Ayrton Senna, don't be silly using his image without permission.
I engaged on conversations with his sister Viviane about using the brand in the past, but she's totally focused on reverting benefits to IAS and not just licensing.
There's only two copyright efforts that are enforced in Brazil, Globo and Senna.
I engaged on conversations with his sister Viviane about using the brand in the past, but she's totally focused on reverting benefits to IAS and not just licensing.
Could you explain the above for those of us which don't understand it. (I'm familiar with Senna from the documentary of the same name... brilliant.)
We had a meeting a couple of years ago about using Senna's name and helmet design on a mobile phone racing game. I was looking forward to sponsor her son Bruno in order to get the licencing, but the rules about licensing requires that you revert a percentage of the profit to the institute.
We though about that could be an issue, although this is an open source project without any comercial intention, it's intended to help developers to build a better web. She should be fine with it due the project essence.
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 35.7 ms ] threadNot sure if it is protected somehow, but the green stripe should be on top and the blue on bottom :)
I engaged on conversations with his sister Viviane about using the brand in the past, but she's totally focused on reverting benefits to IAS and not just licensing.
There's only two copyright efforts that are enforced in Brazil, Globo and Senna.
Just be careful.
Could you explain the above for those of us which don't understand it. (I'm familiar with Senna from the documentary of the same name... brilliant.)
We had a meeting a couple of years ago about using Senna's name and helmet design on a mobile phone racing game. I was looking forward to sponsor her son Bruno in order to get the licencing, but the rules about licensing requires that you revert a percentage of the profit to the institute.
That seems like irritating behaviour to me.