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Where SeedBasis's research comes from, the notices our sources ask us to show, and the logos on our pages.

Last updated 24 October 2026 · Markdown version

SeedBasis researches every report through 70+ direct integrations with public data services, and web search on top. This page gives the notices those services ask us to show, and credits the logos on our pages. Names and logos belong to their owners. We show them to say where our data comes from; none of these owners endorses SeedBasis or is affiliated with it.

1. Notices our sources ask for

Where a source's terms ask for a notice beside its data, a report shows it beside each quote from that source and prints it under the sources of its PDF.

SourceNotice
US Census BureauThis product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.
arXivThank you to arXiv for use of its open access interoperability. This service was not reviewed or approved by, nor does it necessarily express or reflect the policies or opinions of, arXiv.
Companies House and UK legislationContains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
GDELTNews coverage, and how it changes over time, comes from the GDELT Project.
The World BankData from The World Bank, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Our World in DataEach chart's figures are credited to Our World in Data and to the source it names for them, which a report quotes with them.
Stack OverflowQuestions and answers come from the Stack Exchange network, and each one a report cites links to its page there.
EurostatStatistics reused with the source acknowledged: Eurostat.

2. Logos on our pages

Each logo under "Where the research comes from" on our home page is its owner's own file, unchanged, and stored on our server, so your browser never asks the owner's. We show a logo only where the terms we accept as that owner's user do not forbid it. The other sources, Google, X, the App Store, Wikipedia and Stack Overflow among them, are named in words.

LogoWhat our research reads from itThe file
GitHubPublic repositories, their issues and their activityGitHub's logo, from its brand toolkit at brand.github.com, shown as GitHub's logo guidelines allow, to say a product works with GitHub
Hugging FaceAI models and how widely they are usedFrom Hugging Face's brand assets at huggingface.co/brand
OpenRouterWhat AI models cost, and the route to every AI model our research usesFrom OpenRouter's brand page at openrouter.ai/brand
The European flag, beside EurostatEurostat's statistics, EU law and EU fundingShown under the conditions for third parties' use of the European emblem (OJ C 271, 8.9.2012), beside the European Union's own sources, with no suggestion of any link to or support from the EU
OpenAlexResearch papers, and how the work on a topic growsOpenAlex's own logo, from openalex.org
TavilyWeb search, and reading pages our own reader cannotFrom Tavily's brand page at tavily.com/brand
DataForSEOHow often things are searched on Google and what advertisers pay for them, and rivals' search trafficDataForSEO's own logo, from dataforseo.com

If you own one of these names or logos and want it shown differently or taken down, write to legal@seedbasis.com.