I was asked a question regarding the logos on the CP. I sent an email to our Chief Legal Counsel who has directed me to this. Make up your own minds here, however its a very interesting paradox.
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/fair-use-logos-2152.html
A logo cannot be used in a way to suggest an endorsement by the logo’s owner where none exists. Putting the logo of the National Basketball Association on a product line of athletic shoes without licensing the logo first will bring a quick cease and desist order brought by the NBA. Selling T-shirts with the unlicensed logo of a rock band on tour is also an infringement of trademark, and might bring a quick visit from one of the band’s roadies to stop the sales and confiscate the shirts.
Even where a non-owner’s use of a logo or any trademark is considered fair or nominative use, the Publishing Law Center recommends attaching a disclaimer that identifies the owner of the logo, and that the logo is not authorized by, sponsored by, or associated with the trademark owner.
