Definition of Derivative Works Sample Clauses

Definition of Derivative Works. For purposes of this Agreement, "Derivative Works" means any work based upon any of the Pictures or Toy Story, or any original [*] - Confidential treatment requested. -23- 28 characters therefrom or story or other elements thereof, including without limitation sequels, prequels, remakes, made-for-home video productions, television productions, Interactive Works, shorts, commercials and interstitial works, stage plays, [*], Internet websites, [*], [*] and [*]. b.
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Definition of Derivative Works. For the purposes of this Agreement, Derived Works means any work based on one of the images or toy stories, or an original [*] - Requested confidential treatment. -23- 28 characters thereof or story or other elements thereof, including sequels, prequels, remakes, made-for-home video productions, television productions, Interactive Works, shorts, commercials and interstitial works, plays, [*], internet websites, [*], [*] and [*]. B. Decides to produce. (i) Subject to paragraph 15, Disney
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