The Microsoft adCenter announced it will be changing its trademark policy in September.
While "[t]he heart of the trademark policy is unchanged". adCenter reported, but they will not keep lists of approved affiliates etc.
They seem to be moving towards the Google model.
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>>Blog: searchenginewatch
>>Publish Date: 8/25/2007 11:00:35 AM
>>Keywords: trademark policy
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