License to Content Clause Samples
A License to Content clause grants one party the legal right to use, reproduce, display, or distribute content provided by the other party. This clause typically outlines the scope of the license, such as whether it is exclusive or non-exclusive, the duration, and any limitations on how the content may be used—for example, allowing use for marketing purposes or within a specific platform. Its core function is to clearly define the permissions and restrictions regarding content usage, thereby preventing disputes over intellectual property rights and ensuring both parties understand their rights and obligations.
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License to Content. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Learning Explorer hereby grants to Customer a non-exclusive, worldwide (subject to applicable laws), limited right to use the Content during the License Period, and to allow Users to use the Content, solely for Customer’s internal purposes. Following the License Period, Customer shall have no right to use the Content.
License to Content. By submitting Content to the Platform, you hereby grant CCP: (i) a royalty-free, transferable, nonexclusive, worldwide right and license to publish, reproduce, modify, create derivative works from, incorporate into other works, distribute, and otherwise exploit any Content solely for the purpose of providing the Services to Users, with the right to sublicense the foregoing rights to CCP’s service providers and agents for purposes of providing the Services to CCP’s customers.
License to Content. Unless otherwise specified in the License Agreement, Licensee hereby grants to Veritone a non- exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license (i) to use and display all Content that Licensee provides to Veritone or that are otherwise uploaded to or captured by the Platform through Licensee’s use of the Platform and Services to provide the Services and perform its obligations under this Agreement, directly or through its third party service providers, (ii) to share such Content with Veritone’s third party service providers (and, where applicable, with Licensee’s third party Representatives) in connection with Veritone’s provision of the Platform and Services to Licensee, and (iii) to create aggregated or redacted forms of Content that do not identify Licensee or any of Licensee’s users for Veritone’s business purposes, including improvements and enhancements to the Platform and Services.
License to Content. Globalscape does not, directly or indirectly, have the ability to view the Content; however in order to provide the Services, certain rights to the Content are required. To that end, Subscriber hereby grants Globalscape a non-exclusive, non-transferable (subject to Section 11.5 (Assignment)), royalty-free, right to process and display Content during the Term, solely to the extent necessary to provide the Services hereunder.
License to Content. In addition to any other rights expressly provided in the License Agreement, Licensee hereby grants to Veritone and its third party service providers a non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to use and display all Licensee Content that Licensee provides to Veritone or that are otherwise uploaded to or captured by the Platform through Licensee’s use of the Platform and Services, solely as required for Veritone to provide the Services and perform its obligations under this Agreement.
License to Content. HelpSystems does not, directly or indirectly, have the ability to view the Content; however in order to provide the Services, certain rights to the Content are required. To that end, Subscriber hereby grants HelpSystems a non-exclusive, non-transferable (subject to Section 11.5 (Assignment), royalty- free, right to process and display Content during the Term, solely to the extent necessary to provide the Services hereunder.
License to Content. With respect to any Content provided to InfoSpace pursuant to Section 2.2, Provider hereby grants InfoSpace a non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to use, reproduce, distribute, adopt, modify, make derivative works of, publish, display, perform and otherwise exploit the Content in connection with posting and maintaining the same on the InfoSpace Web Sites, and as provided in Section 2.1, subject to the prior written approval of Provider. All rights with respect to the Content not expressly granted to InfoSpace by the foregoing are reserved to Provider.
License to Content. You grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive license to host, copy and use your Content as required in order to provide You with the Services. Subject to this limited license we do not acquire any right in your Content and You or your licensors retain all rights and ownership to your Content. You warrant that You have full rights to provide to us any Content that You provide through the Services. We have policies in place to limit the access of our employees to Content. Where policies permit access to the Content, it is only for the purpose of providing the Services and supporting You in your use of the Services.
License to Content. We know why you’re here, so let’s get into it. By submitting any stock video clips, movies, images, photographs, or visual representations (“Content”) to us for marketing and distribution on the Platform to Members, you grant us a worldwide, non-‐exclusive right and license to: (i) use, reproduce, modify, publicly perform, publicly display, and create derivative works of your Content for purposes of promoting, marketing, publicizing, offering for sale, selling, and distributing such Content to Members through the Platform; and (ii) distribute and sublicense Content to Members. You control your Content. You may remove the Content as contemplated in Section 2 below. The foregoing license includes the right to modify your Content to facilitate its sale through our Platform, including reformatting, renaming, cropping, tagging or reducing the file size of such Content, provided that we will not materially change the character of such Content. You expressly waive any artists' authorship rights or any “droit moral” that you would otherwise have under any applicable laws. As used in this Agreement “to purchase” and “to sell” Content refers solely to purchasing or selling a license to use a copy of the Content; in no event will we or any Member acquire any ownership in the Content despite the shorthand language being used.
License to Content. We know why you’re here, so let’s get into it. By submitting any graphics, video clips, audio tracks, photographs and other media content (“Content”) to us for marketing and distribution, you grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive right and license to: (i) use, reproduce, modify, publicly perform, publicly display, and create derivative works of your Content for purposes of promoting, marketing, publicizing, offering for sale, selling, and distributing such Content to Members through the Platform; (ii) distribute and sublicense Content to Members; and (iii) distribute, sell, and sublicense content through Footage Firm’s enterprise channel (“Enterprise Sales”). (Enterprise Sales offer you an additional source of revenue by allowing us to sell your content to Enterprise Customers based on partnerships set up by our teams. Special conditions apply to such sales. You can learn more about Enterprise Sales or opt-out of Enterprise Sales by contacting our support team.) You control your Content. You may remove the Content as contemplated in Section 2 below. The foregoing license includes the right to modify your Content to facilitate its sale through our Platform, including reformatting, renaming, cropping, tagging or reducing the file size of such Content, provided that we will not materially change the character of such Content. You expressly waive any artists’ authorship rights or any “droit moral” that you would otherwise have under any applicable laws. As used in this Agreement “to purchase” and “to sell” Content refers solely to purchasing or selling a license to use a copy of the Content; in no event will we or any Member or Enterprise Sales customer acquire any ownership in the Content despite the shorthand language being used.