Downloadable Content Clause Samples

The Downloadable Content clause defines the terms under which users can access, download, and use additional digital materials related to a product or service. Typically, this clause outlines what types of content are available for download, any restrictions on use or redistribution, and whether additional fees or licenses apply. Its core function is to clarify the rights and limitations associated with downloadable materials, helping to prevent unauthorized use and ensuring both parties understand their obligations regarding such content.
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Downloadable Content. If LICENSEE desires to develop Games, or updates/additions of any kind for any Licensed Product, to be downloaded to consumers through the Wii Network Services, the terms and conditions of such development shall be separately agreed in writing between the parties. LICENSEE acknowledges that the rights granted herein do not include the right to use the Intellectual Property Rights to develop downloadable content.
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Downloadable Content. Company agrees that Premium Download Messages and Company Premium Download Messages that facilitate the download of Content by Customers will only facilitate the download of a single piece of Content (e.g., a single ringtone or wallpaper, etc.).
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