Betreff: I would like to take one photo from your side Datum:
Sat, 13 Apr 2002 19:51:44 +0200 Von:
"jens.cierpinsky@cie-net.de" <jens.cierpinsky@cie-net.de> An: webmaster@roadtrains.com.au
Dear Ladies, Dear Sirs, I'm just designing a private Web-Side where I describe two Australian journeys my wife and me had in 1993 and 1995.
Unfortunately I'm missing a photo of a Cattle-Train to tell a short story about meeting Cattle-Trains on the road. On your web pages I have found one in action. I would
like to use the photo, when my Australian travel diary (in German) is going online and so I need your permission to take the photo. I plan to establish a link to your
Homepage as well, to mention where the photo is taken from.
This should not be for free. I have to offer three photos of gasoline roadtrains taken in 1995 in the
Northern Territory. One with 3 trailers leaving Alice Springs Gas-Station, the other with 2 trailers (Central Energy) and a front view of the second one.
Perhaps Photos
of "Big Lizzie", a special Truck like vehicle with 2 Trailers and a maximum payload of 80 tons in SA could be from interest, which you may call a real
Grandmother of the Roadtrains at all.
Cu Jens Cierpinsky |
Betreff: Re: I would like to take one photo from your side
Datum: Tue, 16 Apr 2002 00:49:28 +1000
Von: "Driveline Media Services"
<whitesocks@bigpond.com> Rückantwort: "Driveline Media Services"
<editor@roadtrains.com.au> An:
<jens.cierpinsky@cie-net.de> Referenzen:
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Dear Sir,
Thank you for requesting the use of one of our photos. We are happy to
grant permission for the single use of the livestock triple roadtrain photo you requested provided that it is only used in a positive manner and not altered in any way,
shape or form. As you can appreicate we have a moral and legal obligation to the truck owners to ensure that any photos displaying their company colours, signs and logos
are not used in a negative or derogatory manner, should the use of our photos be required for this purpose then we would have to decline permission to use any photos from
our website.
Also thank you for the kind offer to include a link to our web page.
Kind regards
Howard Shanks editor@roadtrains.com.au |