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Conversely, a non-exclusive license grant does not impose any restrictions on the licensing of content to any number of licensees (content consumers). This Agreement between Law School Admission Council, Inc., Box 40, Newtown, PA 18940 (LSAC) and (Licensee), dated , is a non-exclusive grant of LSAC`s permission to Licensee to use, print, reproduce and distribute only the LSAT Content specified in Schedule 1, only in the manner and in the media also described in Schedule 1 (“Agreement”). It is not permitted to use or reproduce any LSAT content other than that expressly provided for in Schedule 1. This license applies to members of our Elite subscription. You can also upgrade individual purchases of products or music to the Elite license for a fee. A Content License Agreement is an agreement between the Content Owner, Licensor and Licensee who wishes to publish the Licensed Material on its own platform so that end users can access it. Generally, Licensed Content is an exclusive copyright, written material such as articles, essays and blog posts, or images, videos and forms of multimedia, so a central element of a content license agreement is a copyright license from Licensor to Licensee. A copyright license is licensing Licensor`s permission to use the Content in a manner that would otherwise violate Licensor`s copyright rights. Copyright grants the owner the exclusive right to reproduce and distribute copies, create derivative works and, depending on the nature of the work, publicly perform and display the copyrighted work. 17 U.S.C§ 106, www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/106.
A content license agreement generally grants the licensee the right to reproduce the content on a specific medium that end users can access or distribute. The grant of the copyright license must explicitly indicate which of the exclusive rights are granted. Copyright is not the only relevant law, content licensing agreements are also subject to contract law at the state, federal and even international levels. If you own a patent on a useful technology, if you have a copyright in a popular photo, if you have filed a special image, or if you own another invention or creative work that you want to make money with, you will need a license agreement. This Agreement allows you to set the terms of everything related to that particular IP and to protect your proprietary rights, including how Licensee may use the IP, who may sublicense the IP, the price of the license for the IP, and the length of time Licensee may use the IP. The termination clause specifies the case in which the contract can be terminated and other points, e.B. who has the right to terminate the contract. Some of the most common problems with termination are: Without this agreement, the owner of the valuable intellectual property would not be able to make money from that intellectual property or control how intellectual property is used in the world. And individuals and businesses that need some intellectual property to grow their business or make a living may not be able to access it. These are the main clauses of a content license agreement. Other standard clauses such as assignment, dispute resolution, waiver of indemnification, severability clause complete the content license agreement.
`In view of the royalty paid to the licensor, the licensor grants a non-exclusive right in the territory of the whole world. If Licensor grants an exclusive license to Licensee, Licensor`s revenues depend solely on Licensee`s Performance. Therefore, it is advantageous for the licensor to include a minimum guarantee performance clause that obliges the licensee to comply with a certain benchmark, or if this is not the case, the licensor has the right to terminate the contract. “Digital Content” – means the product(s), music and any other digital material available for licensing on the Website. The Digital Content does not include product tutorials or promotional videos accessible through the Site, nor the Lens Distortions mobile application, which is separately agreed. Example of a Non-Exclusive License Clause: Music Previews – Previews of certain music tracks may be uploaded to the Site for internal testing and customer approval purposes only. These previews may not be used for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, unlicensed use in social media posts, showreels, web video platforms (Youtube, Vimeo, etc.), advertising, student movies, etc. You agree that digital Content may not be shipped, transferred, or exported to any country or used in a manner prohibited by the U.S. Export Administration Act or other export laws, restrictions, or regulations (collectively, the “Export Laws”).
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By purchasing or downloading content from the Circle of the Year website (www.circleoftheyear.com) or one of the Circle of the Year social media portals, you agree to the terms of this Agreement. A license agreement is a legal document between two parties – the licensor or the person who owns the intellectual property (IP) and the licensee or person who obtains a license to use the intellectual property. Licensor may own a copyright, trademark, patent, service mark, trade secret, know-how or other intellectual property. Our standard license is the standard license for all individual purchases of products or music. This is also the license that applies to participants in our standard subscription plan. .