For other cases, a written permission will generally be provided.
Can I create a new logo design in combination with the LDC5 logo? (...) Non-UN entities are not permitted to incorporate the LDC5 logo or its elements into a separate logo design or use it as part of the entity’s own logo or branding elements.
Do I need permission to use LDC5 branding in a print or web publication? (...) Do I need permission to use LDC5 branding for conferences and seminars that are not free to attend?
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What that means is that the savings and loans, particularly in Germany, are concentrating on their traditional customer base locally at the city or village level, and using the Internet as an electronic branch rather than as a medium to develop a global or even national market for new customers.
With so many banks developing Internet branches, a strong brand or corporate identity is essential. (...) Bornhausser says that it is especially crucial for traditional brick-and-mortar banks to establish their brands against the new, direct banks - like Egg in Britain or NetBank in the United States - that do not have a physical infrastructure and may not even be from the banking sector.
IBM Corp. is also stressing the importance of branding and corporate identity.
IBM and Interbrand, a London-based branding consultancy, recently completed research studying the top banking brands against a benchmark series of 100 criteria for on-line banking excellence defined by IBM.
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Statistics Sweden’s brand platform revisited: results and next steps
CONFERENCE OF EUROPEAN STATISTICIANS Expert Meeting on the Dissemination and Communication of Statistics 13-15 September 2022, Online
25 August 2022
Statistics Sweden’s brand platform revisited: results and next steps Karin Hansson; Nizar Chakkour; Sara Brinkberg (Statistics Sweden, Sweden) karin.hansson@scb.se, Nizar.Chakkour@scb.se, sara.brinkberg@scb.se
Abstract
For a number of years, regular surveys have shown that the general public has great confidence in Statistics Sweden. (...) To improve the external communication and engage better with users, Statistics Sweden introduced a brand platform in 2016. The platform consists of, among other things, an updated logo and a new graphical profile, guidelines for using pictures, colours, as well as clear, consistent and inclusive language. The brand platform is the core guide for all external communication.
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Score: 1005260.9
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Welcoming Remarks
Bruce Knotts Director, New York Office, Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA)
Moderator
Jeff Texler Professor, Fashion Ethics, Sustainability, and Development, Fashion Law Institute at Fordham
Speakers
Ayesha Barenblat Founder, Remake
Tara Rangarajan Head of Communications, Brand Relationships and Country Programmes, International Labour Organization (ILO)
Cyril Naicker CEO, Imprint Luxury; Country Coordinator, Fashion Revolution (South Africa)
Hyejune Park Professor, Oklahoma State University, Specialist in Sustainable Fashion Consumption
Bios
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Bruce Knotts
Bruce Knotts was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ethiopia, worked for Raytheon in Saudi Arabia (1976-80) and on a World Bank contract in Somalia (1982-4), before he joined the Department of State as a U.S. diplomat in 1984. (...) Isaac works internationally as a venue manager for New York Fashion Week, event environmentalist, photographer and social media consultant.
(...) Her recent research examined the mechanism of brand loyalty formation for sustainable fashion and fast fashion brands and the triple bottom line model as it is applied to customer-centric sustainability for fashion brands.
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Score: 1004187.5
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Programme
Welcoming Remarks
Bruce Knotts Director, New York Office, Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA)
Moderator
Jeff Texler Professor, Fashion Ethics, Sustainability, and Development, Fashion Law Institute at Fordham
Speakers
Ayesha Barenblat Founder, Remake
Tara Rangarajan Head of Communications, Brand Relationships and Country Programmes, International Labour Organization (ILO)
Cyril Naicker CEO, Imprint Luxury; Country Coordinator, Fashion Revolution (South Africa)
Hyejune Park Professor, Oklahoma State University, Specialist in Sustainable Fashion Consumption
Bios
Bruce Knotts.jpg
Bruce Knotts
Bruce Knotts was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ethiopia, worked for Raytheon in Saudi Arabia (1976-80) and on a World Bank contract in Somalia (1982-4), before he joined the Department of State as a U.S. diplomat in 1984. (...) Isaac works internationally as a venue manager for New York Fashion Week, event environmentalist, photographer and social media consultant.
(...) Her recent research examined the mechanism of brand loyalty formation for sustainable fashion and fast fashion brands and the triple bottom line model as it is applied to customer-centric sustainability for fashion brands.
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Score: 1004187.5
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(...) Non-UN entities are not permitted to incorporate the LDC5 logo or its elements into a separate logo design or use it as part of the entity’s own logo or branding elements.
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ENFORCEMENT OF COMPETITION POLICY IN THE RETAIL SECTOR: COMPETITION ISSUES IN THE FOOD RETAIL CHAIN
Retail market concentration is growing and the
possibility for new entries or the growth of small actors is diminishing;
(b) Competition bottlenecks may be better dealt with under an ex ante regulatory
regime than under competition rules;
(c) Anti-competitive practices of supermarkets are widespread, simultaneous and
multifaceted, pointing to a structural market failure;
(d) Vertical integration and foreclosure practices by supermarkets place the
former vertical relationships between grocery brands and supermarkets in a new horizontal
dimension, that is, a non-reciprocal commercialization agreement with competitors, whose
brands compete head-on with independent brands in a store;
(e) For many years, competition law and policy enforcement has been biased
against manufacturers (suppliers) and in defence of retailers. (...) Separation of independent brands from supermarket sales activities
45. In order to ensure equitable access by independent brands to supermarkets and fair
in-store competition with supermarket brands, there is a need for supermarkets to maintain
separate accounts for sales of their own brands and of independent brands. (...) In addition, in Spain, there is a new law
on measures to improve the functioning of the food chain.25 Finally, as vertical integration
of supermarket and grocery brand activities and supermarket control over in-store
competition under a retail business model raises significant competition-related problems,
public authorities

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STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS FRAMEWORK FOR STATISTICAL INSTITUTIONS
and Levy, S.J. 1955. ‘The Product & the Brand’, Harvard Business Review,
March/April)
• A brand emerges as various “authors” tell stories that involve the brand. (...) B. Why is branding important?
17. A mature brand is part of an organization’s DNA. (...) As a statistical organization, you have a brand whether you acknowledge it or not.
Therefore, it is important to control and own your brand.
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PROPOSAL FOR AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION NO. 117 (UNIFORM PROVISIONS CONCERNING THE APPROVAL OF TYRES WITH REGARD TO ROLLING SOUND EMISSIONS AND/OR TO ADHESION ON WET SURFACES AND/OR TO ROLLING RESISTANCE)
Paragraph 2.2., amend to read:
"2.2.2.3. "Brand name"/trademark or "Trade description"
Means the identification of the brand or trademark as given defined by the
tyre manufacturer and
Marked on the sidewall(s) of the tyre. (...) It may coincide with the
brand name/trademark."
Renumber 2.4. to 2.8. as paragraphs 2.6. to 2.10.
(...) Brand name(s)/trademark(s) of the type of tyre:
4.2.
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