Common use of Copyright Expenses Clause in Contracts

Copyright Expenses. 10.3.1 Where the employee(s) retains the copyright under section 10.2.1, the costs and expenses involved in registering, protecting, maintaining, licensing and commercializing any copyright (copyright expenses) shall be borne by the employee(s). The employee(s) shall be responsible for obtaining registration of any copyright and shall have carriage of any application for registration for such copyright. 10.3.2 Where the copyright remains with the employee(s) under section 10.2.2, and where there are proceeds from the exploitation of such copyright material, one hundred percent (100%) of such proceeds of exploitation shall initially be allocated to OC until such time as the costs of OC’s direct support of the costs of production have been met. 10.3.3 Where OC retains the copyright under section 10.2.3, if OC chooses to register the copyright and to exploit the copyrightable material, copyright expenses shall be borne by OC. 10.3.4 The expenses referred to in clauses 10.2.2 and 10.2.3 which may be referred to in calculating direct support shall include such costs as: a) direct salary costs of the employee(s) with significant creative roles in the production of the copyrightable material, excluding clerical, technician and management functions, such salary costs to be proportionate to the amount of OC time the employees spent in developing the copyrightable material; b) costs of benefits directly related to the salary amounts in (a); c) other direct compensation costs such as overtime; d) pro rata share of major production costs such as any special equipment leased or purchased, and major materials costs; e) specific marketing costs. 10.3.5 Where consent, fees or licenses are required for the use of incorporated materials in works in which OC has the right of copyright under the terms of this Article, the employee shall notify OC by provision of a list of works which require such clearance. OC shall have the right to refuse to accept the request for copyright clearance which are judged to be prohibitively expensive.

Copyright Expenses. 10.3.1 9.3.1 Where the employee(s) retains the copyright under section 10.2.19.2.1, the costs and expenses involved in registering, protecting, maintaining, licensing and commercializing any copyright (copyright expenses) shall be borne by the employee(s). The employee(s) shall be responsible for obtaining registration of any copyright and shall have carriage of any application for registration for such copyright. 10.3.2 9.3.2 Where the copyright remains with the employee(s) under section 10.2.29.2.2, and where there are proceeds from the exploitation of such copyright material, one hundred percent (100%) of such proceeds of exploitation shall initially be allocated to OC until such time as the costs of OC’s direct support of the costs of production have been met. 10.3.3 9.3.3 Where OC retains the copyright under section 10.2.39.2.3, if OC chooses to register the copyright and to exploit the copyrightable material, copyright expenses shall be borne by OC. 10.3.4 9.3.4 The expenses referred to in clauses 10.2.2 9.2 and 10.2.3 9.3 which may be referred to in calculating direct support shall include such costs as: a) direct salary costs of the employee(s) with significant creative roles in the production of the copyrightable material, excluding clerical, technician and management functions, such salary costs to be proportionate to the amount of OC time the employees spent in developing the copyrightable material; b) costs of benefits directly related to the salary amounts in (a); c) other direct compensation costs such as overtime; d) pro rata share of major production costs such as any special equipment leased or purchased, and major materials costs; e) specific marketing costs. 10.3.5 9.3.5 Where consent, fees or licenses are required for the use of incorporated materials in works in which OC has the right of copyright under the terms of this Article, the employee shall notify OC by provision of a list of works which require such clearance. OC shall have the right to refuse to accept the request for copyright clearance which are judged to be prohibitively expensive.

Copyright Expenses. 10.3.1 (1) Where the employee(s) retains the copyright under section 10.2.16.02 (1), the costs and expenses involved in registering, protecting, maintaining, licensing and commercializing any copyright (copyright expenses) shall be borne by the employee(s). The employee(s) shall be responsible for obtaining registration of any copyright and shall have carriage of any application for registration for such copyright. 10.3.2 (2) Where the copyright remains with the employee(s) under section 10.2.26.02 (2), and where there are proceeds from the exploitation of such copyright material, one hundred percent (100%) of such proceeds of exploitation shall initially be allocated to OC OUC until such time as the costs of OC’s OUC's direct support of the costs of production have been met. 10.3.3 (3) Where OC OUC retains the copyright under section 10.2.36.02 (3), if OC OUC chooses to register the copyright and to exploit the copyrightable material, copyright expenses shall be borne by OCOUC. 10.3.4 (4) The expenses referred to in clauses 10.2.2 6.02 and 10.2.3 6.03 which may be referred to in calculating direct support shall include such costs as: a(i) direct salary costs of the employee(s) with significant creative roles in the production of the copyrightable material, excluding clerical, technician and management functions, such salary costs to be proportionate to the amount of OC OUC time the employees spent in developing the copyrightable material; b(ii) costs of benefits directly related to the salary amounts in (ai); c(iii) other direct compensation costs such as overtime; d(iv) pro rata share of major production costs such as any special equipment leased or purchased, and major materials costs; e(v) specific marketing costs. 10.3.5 (5) Where consent, fees or licenses are required for the use of incorporated materials in works in which OC OUC has the right of copyright under the terms of this Article, the employee shall notify OC OUC by provision of a list of works which require such clearance. OC OUC shall have the right to refuse to accept the request for copyright clearance which are judged to be prohibitively expensive.

Copyright Expenses. 10.3.1 9.3.1 Where the employee(s) retains the copyright under section 10.2.19.2.1, the costs and expenses involved in registering, protecting, maintaining, licensing and commercializing any copyright (copyright expenses) shall be borne by the employee(s). The employee(s) shall be responsible for obtaining registration of any copyright and shall have carriage of any application for registration for such copyright. 10.3.2 9.3.2 Where the copyright remains with the employee(s) under section 10.2.29.2.2, and where there are proceeds from the exploitation of such copyright material, one hundred percent (100%) of such proceeds of exploitation shall initially be allocated to OC OUC until such time as the costs of OCOUC’s direct support of the costs of production have been met. 10.3.3 9.3.3 Where OC OUC retains the copyright under section 10.2.39.2.3, if OC OUC chooses to register the copyright and to exploit the copyrightable material, copyright expenses shall be borne by OCOUC. 10.3.4 9.3.4 The expenses referred to in clauses 10.2.2 9.2 and 10.2.3 9.3 which may be referred to in calculating direct support shall include such costs as: a) direct salary costs of the employee(s) with significant creative roles in the production of the copyrightable material, excluding clerical, technician and management functions, such salary costs to be proportionate to the amount of OC OUC time the employees spent in developing the copyrightable material; b) costs of benefits directly related to the salary amounts in (a); c) other direct compensation costs such as overtime; d) pro rata share of major production costs such as any special equipment leased or purchased, and major materials costs; e) specific marketing costs. 10.3.5 9.3.5 Where consent, fees or licenses are required for the use of incorporated materials in works in which OC OUC has the right of copyright under the terms of this Article, the employee shall notify OC OUC by provision of a list of works which require such clearance. OC OUC shall have the right to refuse to accept the request for copyright clearance which are judged to be prohibitively expensive.