Common use of Copyright Ownership Clause in Contracts

Copyright Ownership. Vendor irrevocably agrees to assign and convey to Modular any and all intellectual property created, made, conceived of, developed, reduced to practice, authored or otherwise arising under these terms. Vendor shall assist Modular or its designee, at Modular’s expense, at any time as reasonably required to secure, assign, evidence, perfect, register and enforce Modular’s intellectual property. Vendor agrees to keep and maintain adequate and current written records of, and promptly disclose to Modular all such intellectual property, and said records shall be the sole property of Modular. Vendor and Modular expressly agree that all copyrightable subject matter created under these terms shall be considered a “work made for hire” as this term is defined in the United States Copyright Act of 1976) (17 USC §§ 101, 201(b)). To the extent that any work may not, by operation of law, be a work made for hire, Vendor further irrevocably and exclusively assigns and agrees to assign all of its rights in and to the copyright to Modular, including but not limited to, the exclusive use, marketing and distribution rights in and to such work, and to the extent permitted, the right to secure copyright registrations and similar protections worldwide in the name of Modular.

Copyright Ownership. Vendor irrevocably agrees to assign and convey to Modular Buyer any and all intellectual property created, made, conceived of, developed, reduced to practice, authored or otherwise arising under these terms. Vendor shall assist Modular Buyer or its designee, at ModularBuyer’s expense, at any time as reasonably required to secure, assign, evidence, perfect, register and enforce ModularBuyer’s intellectual property. Vendor agrees to keep and maintain adequate and current written records of, and promptly disclose to Modular Buyer all such intellectual property, and said records shall be the sole property of ModularBuyer. Vendor and Modular Buyer expressly agree that all copyrightable subject matter created under these terms shall be considered a “work made for hire” as this term is defined in the United States Copyright Act of 1976) (17 USC §§ 101, 201(b)). To the extent that any work may not, by operation of law, be a work made for hire, Vendor further irrevocably and exclusively assigns and agrees to assign all of its rights in and to the copyright to ModularBuyer, including but not limited to, the exclusive use, marketing and distribution rights in and to such work, and to the extent permitted, the right to secure copyright registrations and similar protections worldwide in the name of ModularBuyer.

Copyright Ownership. Vendor irrevocably agrees to assign and convey to Modular Buyer any and all intellectual property created, made, conceived of, developed, reduced to practice, authored or otherwise arising under these terms. Vendor shall assist Modular Buyer or its designee, at ModularBuyer’s expense, at any time as reasonably required to secure, assign, evidence, perfect, register and enforce ModularBuyer’s intellectual property. Vendor agrees to keep and maintain adequate and current written records of, and promptly disclose to Modular Buyer all such intellectual property, and said records shall be the sole property of ModularBuyer. Vendor and Modular ▇▇▇▇▇ expressly agree that all copyrightable subject matter created under these terms shall be considered a “work made for hire” as this term is defined in the United States Copyright Act of 1976) (17 USC §§ 101, 201(b)). To the extent that any work may not, by operation of law, be a work made for hire, Vendor further irrevocably and exclusively assigns and agrees to assign all of its rights in and to the copyright to ModularBuyer, including but not limited to, the exclusive use, marketing and distribution rights in and to such work, and to the extent permitted, the right to secure copyright registrations and similar protections worldwide in the name of ModularBuyer.