Delivery and Playback Pursuant to Placeshifting Functionality Clause Samples

The "Delivery and Playback Pursuant to Placeshifting Functionality" clause defines the terms under which content can be delivered and accessed remotely by users through placeshifting technology. This typically allows users to stream or access media content from one device to another, such as watching a TV show recorded at home on a mobile device while traveling. The clause clarifies the rights and limitations regarding such remote access, ensuring that content delivery complies with licensing agreements and copyright laws. Its core function is to enable flexible content access for users while protecting the rights of content owners and maintaining legal compliance.
Delivery and Playback Pursuant to Placeshifting Functionality. (a) 2.3.1 In order to initiate a Stream of a Licensed Picture pursuant to the Placeshifting Functionality, the applicable DISH Customer must authenticate his or her access to the applicable Account (including without limitation, the applicable Licensed Picture). The parties agree that such authentication may take the form of a user login and password, but may also, in DISH’s sole discretion, take another form of verification, so long as such form of verification is DISH’s standard process for verifying DISH Customers’ access to Accounts (including without limitation, applicable content).Subscriber must be authenticated into his/her Account. (b) An Approved Placeshifting Device must be registered to an Account at the time the Subscriber requests delivery (and in order to receive such delivery) of a Licensed Picture pursuant to the Placeshifting Functionality to such device. (c) 2.3.2 Authenticated DISH CustomersSubscribers may Stream a Licensed Picture to only Approved Placeshifting Devices in accordance with the Placeshifting Functionality solely during the VOD or PPV Exhibition Period, as applicable, for viewing on such Approved Placeshifting Device. For the avoidance of doubt, the 24-hour period referred to in Section 6.3.1 and 6.3.2 of the Original Agreement shall begin from the start of the DISH CustomerSubscriber’s first viewing of such Licensed Picture, regardless of device (by way of example and not in limitation, if with respect to a Subscriber Transaction of a Licensed Picture, a DISH Customerthe Subscriber begins the initial viewing of the Licensed Picture on a Placeshifting-Enabled STB and stops viewing on such Placeshifting-Enabled STB to resume viewing on an Approved Placeshifting Device, the 24-hour period shall be deemed to have begun at the time of the initial viewing on the Placeshifting-Enabled STB).
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