[closed] Licensing of Bing Aerial Imagery for commercial use

I want to use Bing arial Imagery into my application. I gonna sell it to my customers. Is it legal to use Bings arial imagery in such applications?

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asked 22 Oct '13, 06:21

Akash Shinde
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edited 28 Oct '13, 09:44

aseerel4c26 ♦
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The question has been closed for the following reason "Question is off-topic or not relevant" by aseerel4c26 22 Oct '13, 22:01

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This is not an OpenStreetMap related question. Consult Microsoft's Bing Maps Platform APIs' Terms of Use and contact their support staff if questions remain.

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answered 22 Oct '13, 06:43

Frederik Ramm ♦
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What are options for me for above problem? Can I use Mapnik?

(28 Oct '13, 03:54) Akash Shinde

@Akash Shinde: that is another question. Please see the older questions - you are surely not the first one with that question.

(28 Oct '13, 09:39) aseerel4c26 ♦

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[closed] Licensing of Bing Aerial Imagery for commercial use

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