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Terms of Use for PODi Digital Print Case Studies
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Individual case studies downloaded from this site, may be distributed under the following terms:
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3. Members may alternate which 2 case studies are posted on their Web site as long as the maximum number of cases posted in a year does not exceed 12.
4. Members may include an excerpt of a case study of up to 100 words in a company newsletter as long as PODi is attributed as the source and a link to www.podi.org/casestudy is provided. A maximum number of 12 case studies may be featured in a newsletter per year.
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8. No Derivative work allowed: Members may not alter, transform or build upon this work.
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