ESPN API Branding Policy and Guidelines
ESPN API Branding Guide
Giving credit where credit is due
Guidelines for Attribution and Usage of ESPN API Branding
Your use of any ESPN API content, whether served from your Web site or from a client application, must appropriately attribute ESPN by adhering to the following guidelines:
All applications must feature one of the ESPN logos found below on any page or screen that displays ESPN API content or data.
The position of the ESPN API logo must be adjacent to where your app is using ESPN content in the UI. The logo must link directly to http://espn.go.com/.
ESPN API Logos
Use only the ESPN logos provided (at http://developer.espn.com/branding). Select the logo that best suits the visual design and functionality of your site or application. Logos cannot be altered or resized.
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Improper Usage

Additional Branding Requirements
The selected logo must be used at the full size that is provided, and should be clearly visible, and not altered, resized, or obstructed in any way.
The ESPN logo should not be the most prominent element or logo on the Web page, nor the only branding on the page.
Restrictions
Do not use the logo or text attribution in a way that would suggest that ESPN promotes or endorses you or any third party or the causes, ideas, Web sites, products or services of you or any third party.
For applications that do not easily support logos or where ESPN data are used in alternative media formats, you must contact ESPN for alternative branding instructions prior to releasing your application to the public.
Prior written consent from ESPN is required to use ESPN data without attribution.
You may also download a PDF version of our ESPN API Branding Guide.
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