Common use of Copyrights and Trade Secrets Clause in Contracts

Copyrights and Trade Secrets. Under Your (including, to the extent to which You have the power to do so, Your Affiliates’) applicable copyrights and trade secret rights which You currently have or may acquire in the future, to: (a) incorporate any and all Contributions provided by You hereunder into current and future versions of the Output; (b) copy, disclose and distribute the Contributions provided by You as part of the Spec for Community Review and Public Review and as part of the early access versions of the RI and TCK; and (c) copy, modify, develop (including the right to authorize others to implement your Con- tributions when such Contributions are incorporated into the Spec), disclose and distribute the Contributions provided by You, all as part of the Output, on terms consistent with those specified in Section 5 below. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties acknowledge that works created by employees of the Federal Government are not subject to copyright protection within the United States and may be copied or used by interested parties.

Copyrights and Trade Secrets. Under Your (including, to the extent to which You have the power to do so, Your Affiliates’) applicable copyrights and trade secret rights which You currently have or may acquire in the future, to: (a) incorporate any and all Contributions provided by You hereunder into current and future versions of the Output; (b) copy, disclose and distribute the Contributions provided by You as part of the Spec for Community Review and Public Review and as part of the early access versions of the RI and TCK; and (c) copy, modify, develop (including the right to authorize others to implement your Contributions when such Con- tributions when such Contributions are incorporated into the Spec), disclose and distribute the Contributions provided by You, all as part of the Output, on terms consistent with those specified in Section 5 below. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties acknowledge that works created by employees of the Federal Government are not subject sub- ject to copyright protection within the United States and may be copied or used by interested parties.

Copyrights and Trade Secrets. Under Your (including, to the extent to which You you have the power to do so, Your Affiliates’) applicable copyrights and trade secret rights which You currently cur- rently have or may acquire in the future, to: (a) incorporate any and all Contributions provided by You hereunder into current and future versions of the Output; (b) copy, disclose and distribute the Contributions provided by You as part of the Spec for Community Review and Public Review and as part of the early access versions of the RI and TCK; and (c) copy, modify, develop (including the right to authorize others to implement your Con- tributions when such Contributions are incorporated into the Spec), disclose and distribute the Contributions provided by YouContri- butions, all as part of the Output, on terms consistent with those specified in Section 5 below. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties acknowledge that works created by employees of the Federal Fed- eral Government are not subject to copyright protection within the United States and may be copied or used by interested parties.

Copyrights and Trade Secrets. Under Your (including, to the extent to which You have the power to do so, Your Affiliates’) applicable copyrights and trade secret rights which You currently have or may acquire in the future, to: (a) incorporate any and all Contributions provided by You hereunder into current and future versions of the Output; (b) copy, disclose and distribute the Contributions provided by You as part of the Spec for Community Review and Public Review and as part of the early access versions of the RI and TCK; and (c) copy, modify, develop (including the right to authorize others to implement your Con- tributions Contributions when such Contributions are incorporated into the Spec), disclose and distribute the Contributions provided by You, all as part of the Output, on terms consistent with those specified in Section 5 below. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties acknowledge that works created by employees of the Federal Government are not subject to copyright protection within the United States and may be copied or used by interested parties.