Cover Art Sample Clauses

Cover Art. During the Distribution Period, Babelcube will have the right to use and distribute any cover art, graphics, images, or other artwork related to the Translated Book that Right Holder provides to Babelcube ("Artwork") and the title of the Translated Book in any media now known or hereafter invented for purposes of advertising and promoting the Translated Book and the Babelcube service. Rights Holder will provide Artwork needed to distribute the book, including cover art with the translated title of the book, to Babelcube via the Babelcube online system or as otherwise instructed by Babelcube. Babelcube may modify and/or reformat the Artwork.
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Cover Art. To the extent of Author's rights in the design and illustration of the cover art used for the print version of the Work, Author grants to Dove the right to use such material for the Cassettes to the full extent of Author's rights in said cover art and, to the extent third parties control such rights, Author shall use best efforts to arrange for Dove to obtain the right to use such material for the Cassettes provided, however, that Author shall not be obligated to pay for such rights.
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Cover Art. 11.1. The Publisher shall provide cover art at its own expense. The Author will be asked to produce proposed back blurb text and suggestions for cover art. If the Author wishes to provide the Author's own cover art, this will be at the Author's expense. If the Author engages an artist to produce an alternative cover, the Author must present documentation that the Author has permission to reproduce the proposed cover art from the copyright owner, or warrants and provides proof that the cover art is in the public domain. If the Author provides the Author's own cover art, the Author is responsible for formatting it in an appropriate graphics format of suitable reproduction quality. The Publisher will give credit in the published Work to the cover artist. The Publisher has final approval of any cover artwork.
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Cover Art. During the Distribution Period, 9 Star will have the right to use and distribute any cover art, graphics, images, video stills, or other artwork related to the Media that you provide to 9 Star ("Artwork") and the title of the Media in any media now known or hereafter invented for purposes of advertising and promoting the Media and the 9 Star Media service. You will provide Artwork to 9 Star Media via the 9 Star Media online Content Submission Form or as otherwise instructed by 9 Star Media. The Artwork must be the same cover art, graphics, images, or other artwork used for the print version of the Media. 9 Star Media may modify and/or reformat the Artwork.
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Cover Art. During the Distribution Period, Audible will have the right to use and distribute any cover art, graphics, images, or other artwork related to the Book that you provide to Audible (“Artwork”) and the title of the Book in the Territory in any media now known or hereafter invented for purposes of advertising and promoting the Audiobook. Audible will not alter or edit the Artwork, provided that Audible may modify and reformat the Artwork as necessary to facilitate Audible’s use of the Artwork. You will provide the Artwork to Audible in accordance with the terms set forth in Section 7(a). The Artwork will be the same cover art, graphics, images, or other artwork used for the print version of the Book, unless you don’t have the right to make this artwork available for use for the Audiobook, in which case you will use best efforts to provide Audible with other suitable artwork. If you don’t have the right to make the artwork used for the print version of the Book available for use with the Audiobook and you don’t have other artwork to provide Audible, you will notify Audible by emailing xxxx@xxx.xxx. If you notify Audible that you don’t have artwork to provide for use with the Audiobook or you do not submit any Artwork in the package you mail to Audible pursuant to Section 7(a), you agree that Audible may use the title of the Book against a plain background color selected by Audible or other covert art design prepared or selected by Audible in its sole discretion as the cover art design for the Audiobook and in connection with Audible’s advertisement and sale of the Audiobook.
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Cover Art. The "Cover" art may be provided by and copyrighted by the Publisher or the Author may be required to provide it. However, if the Author has cover art he/she wishes to provide, the Author must warrant that provided art, whether hand, computer, or photo generated, is either owned by the Author or doesn’t infringe on any copyrights. The Author provided art needs to meet certain specifications, so if the Author wishes to submit cover art, check with the Publisher before preparation. The Publisher has final approval on all art used, in consultation with the Author.
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