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Their contract...
[edited by: lorax at 3:03 pm (utc) on May 29, 2006]
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The license is for whatever you send them to be used in your advertising. Unless you're going to be selling thousands of widgets, there shouldn't be any need for you to supply them with thousands of images. In fact, a lot of people sell things on Amazon without providing any images of them - the customer gets a generic "image not available" box. Same thing with a company trademark. You don't have to send Amazon a copy of your trademark and give them the license to use it, if you're willing to go without the branding advantage (unless there's some other place in the contract that requires you to supply them with your trademark).
Your competitors could copy your trademark from Amazon as easily as they could from your own site, but from how I read that paragraph you're not giving Amazon any right to sublicense it to anyone but their own affiliates and associated sites.