Common use of Use in Work Product Clause in Contracts

Use in Work Product. Vendor shall not embed any Third Party Works in any Work Product, or create a derivative work of any Third Party Work as Work Product, without the express, prior written consent of the Client. The Client acknowledges that its ownership of such Work Product (in accordance with the provisions herein) may be subject to or limited by the terms of the underlying agreement with the owner of the Third Party Works. At the Client’s direction, in the request for such consent by Vendor, Vendor will attempt to negotiate such rights and other concessions regarding such works or modifications for the benefit of the Client, as the Client may request. Vendor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to cause the owners of any such Third Party Works to grant to the Client a limited right to use, and to sublicense third party service- providers to use, any such Third Party Works solely and exclusively for the Client’s internal business purposes or, in the case of such third party service-providers, for providing services to the Client during the Term and any period of Disentanglement only. To the extent that any Third Party Works are embedded in Work Product, Vendor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to secure for Client a perpetual right to use such Third Party Works as embedded in such Work Product.

Use in Work Product. Vendor shall not embed any Third Party Works in any Work Product, or create a derivative work of any Third Party Work as Work Product, without the express, prior written consent of the Client. The Client acknowledges that its ownership of such Work Product (in accordance with the provisions herein) may be subject to or limited by the terms of the underlying agreement with the owner of the Third Party Works. At the Client’s direction, in the request for such consent by Vendor, Vendor will attempt to negotiate such rights and other concessions regarding such works or modifications for the benefit of the Client, as the Client may request. Vendor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to cause the owners of any such Third Party Works to grant to the Client a limited right to use, and to sublicense third party service- service-providers to use, any such Third Party Works solely and exclusively for the Client’s internal business purposes or, in the case of such third party service-service- providers, for providing services to the Client during the Term and any period of Disentanglement only. To the extent that any Third Party Works are embedded in Work Product, Vendor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to secure for Client a perpetual right to use such Third Party Works as embedded in such Work Product.Client;

Use in Work Product. Vendor Provider shall not embed any Third Party Works in any Work Product, or create a derivative work of any Third Party Work as Work Product, without the express, prior written consent of the Client. The Client acknowledges that its ownership of such Work Product (in accordance with the provisions herein) may be subject to or limited by the terms of the underlying agreement with the owner of the Third Party Works. At the Client’s direction, in the request for such consent by VendorProvider, Vendor Provider will attempt to negotiate such rights and other concessions regarding such works or modifications for the benefit of the Client, as the Client may request. Vendor Provider shall use commercially reasonable efforts to cause the owners of any such Third Party Works to grant to the Client a limited right to use, and to sublicense third party service- providers to use, any such Third Party Works solely and exclusively for the Client’s internal business purposes or, in the case of such third party service-providers, for providing services to the Client during the Term and any period of Disentanglement only. To the extent that any Third Party Works are embedded in Work Product, Vendor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to secure for Client a perpetual right to use such Third Party Works as embedded in such Work Product.Client;