Material published on the Website Sample Clauses

The 'Material published on the Website' clause defines the rules and conditions governing the content that appears on a website. It typically outlines who owns the material, the rights users have to access or use it, and any restrictions on copying, distributing, or modifying the content. For example, it may specify that all articles, images, and videos are protected by copyright and cannot be reproduced without permission. This clause serves to protect the intellectual property of the website owner and to inform users of their responsibilities and limitations regarding the use of website content.
Material published on the Website. For the avoidance of doubt, material published on the Website includes material which is available via secured, password-protected online access via the Website.
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