Common use of Publisher-Administered Authentication Clause in Contracts

Publisher-Administered Authentication. Where the Publisher provides alternative methods of access and authentication beyond the Licensee-administered methods described herein, e.g. by allowing users to establish a personal login from an on-campus IP address (thereby enabling access via username and password when logging in to a website of the Publisher) or device authentication, which affiliates the device or application by use of a token, cookie, or vendor- managed proxy prefix, neither the Licensee nor any Participating Institution will be responsible or liable for claims of breach or validity of such use. Neither the Licensee nor any of the Participating Institutions shall be responsible or liable for the processing of personal data by the Distributor in this matter.

Publisher-Administered Authentication. Where the Publisher provides alternative methods of access and authentication beyond the Licensee-Licensee- administered methods described herein, e.g. by allowing users to establish a personal login from an on-campus IP address (thereby enabling access via username and password when logging in to a website of the Publisher) or device authentication, which affiliates the device or application by use of a token, cookie, or vendor- vendor-managed proxy prefix, neither the Licensee nor any Participating Institution will be responsible or liable for claims of breach or validity of such use. Neither the Licensee nor any of the Participating Institutions shall be responsible or liable for the processing of personal data by the Distributor in this matter.