Digital Rights Management. 5.1 The Licensee shall, at its own cost, implement the DRM such that the Licensee uses its best endeavours to ensure that:
(a) the Work is used within the scope of the rights granted to the Licensee and to Users; and
(b) save for temporary or Cached copies automatically made by User Devices, or as permitted by law, Users are not able to copy the Work;
(c) Users are not able to communicate the Work to the public, or in any way exploit the Work other than as expressly allowed by this Agreement.
(d) Users are not able to remove, bypass, circumvent, neutralise, or modify any of the DRM.
5.2 The Licensee shall ensure that all copies of the Work are kept secure and in an encrypted form, and shall use the best available practices and systems applicable to the use of the Work to enforce the restrictions of this Agreement.
Digital Rights Management. 5.1 If the Licensee is granted any right to reproduce the Work in digital form or the Term Sheet specifies that Online rights have been granted, this Clause 5 shall apply.
5.2 The Licensee shall, at its own cost, implement the DRM in all digital copies of the Licensed Product such that the Licensee uses its best endeavours to ensure that:
(a) the Work is used within the scope of the rights granted to the Licensee and to Users; and
(b) save for Users’ private use, including the making of ‘back up’ copies, or as permitted by law, Users are not able to copy the Work;
(c) Users are not able to communicate the Work to the public, or in any way exploit the Work other than as expressly allowed by this Agreement;
(d) Users are not able to remove, bypass, circumvent, neutralise, or modify any of the DRM.
5.3 The Licensee shall ensure that the Work is kept secure and in an encrypted form, and shall use the best available practices and systems applicable to the use of the Work to enforce the restrictions of this Agreement.
Digital Rights Management. You grant Us the exclusive right to determine whether or not to utilize digital rights management (DRM) technology with respect to the Work.
Digital Rights Management. Digital River will comply with the product wrapping and/or other digital rights requirements required by Symantec, as these requirements are communicated to Digital River by Symantec from time to time and as specifically set forth in Exhibit Y. Pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, and conditioned upon full compliance with the same, Symantec grants to Digital River, a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use within the Territory and for the Term of the Agreement only, the digital rights and/or wrapping technology provided by Symantec to Digital River, collectively, the “DRM Technology”. Symantec (and its licensors as applicable) own all right, title, and interest in and to the DRM Technology. Digital River shall not commit or omit any act or omission in its use of the DRM Technology if applicable, in any manner that would impair Symantec’s (and its applicable licensors’) proprietary rights or goodwill in the foregoing DRM Technology. Digital River shall use the DRM Technology only as expressly permitted herein. Symantec may update the content and functionality of and/or discontinue or modify, at any time, in its sole discretion any of the DRM Technology.
Digital Rights Management. If Customer accesses material protected with digital rights management (“DRM”), the DRM software may automatically request media usage rights from a rights server online and download and install DRM updates so that Customer can play the material.
Digital Rights Management. The Licensed Software may include Digital Rights Management (“DRM”), which controls the rights you have to the Licensed Software. Licensee will not take any action to circumvent this DRM or reverse engineer it in any way and you will only use the Licensed Software as the DRM allows.
Digital Rights Management. MIPAR may use digital rights management technology (“DRM”) in the Software to protect the integrity of its content (“Secure Content”) so that its intellectual property, including copyright, in such content is not misappropriated. You agree that you shall not, and shall not attempt to, remove, disable, circumvent or otherwise create or implement any workaround to, any DRM. If the DRM security has been compromised, MIPAR shall be entitled to revoke this License in accordance with Section 12 and/or your right to copy, display, use, install, run, and/or access Secure Content. MIPAR may also require you to upgrade some of the DRM components in the Software (“DRM Upgrades”) before accessing the Secure Content. When you attempt to access such content, MIPAR may notify you that a DRM Upgrade is required and then ask for your consent before the DRM Upgrade is downloaded. If you decline the DRM Upgrade, you will not be able to access Secure Content that requires the DRM Upgrade; however, you will still be able to access unprotected content and Secure Content that does not require the DRM Upgrade.
Digital Rights Management. On 180 days written notice to you, we may require you to apply a DRM (digital rights management) solution to the Electronic Service to a standard set out in writing by us. NLA will use reasonable endeavours to limit the external costs and operational impact of any DRM implementation to you. NLA anticipates that the standard it will require will be that of an industry standard DRM package (such as Adobe Acrobat) at the time of giving the notice. If so requested by you in writing, we shall consult with you about the DRM solution for a period of up to 30 days during the notice period. Should you have concerns over either the external cost or operational impact of the proposed DRM solution you may propose to NLA alternative DRM solutions which will achieve the same level of security. NLA shall have an absolute right to accept or reject any such proposals. In the event that NLA rejects the proposals, then it shall give you its reasons for doing so in writing.
Digital Rights Management. 12.1 If you have subscribed to the Image Data Service Hybrid and/or the Full Page Data Feed Service we may, on 180 days written notice to you, require you to apply a DRM (digital rights management) solution to the Image Data Service Hybrid and/or the Full Page Data Feed Service to a standard set by us which we will notify to you in writing. NLA will use reasonable endeavours to limit the external costs and operational impact to you of any DRM implementation. NLA anticipates that the standard it will require will be that of an industry standard DRM package (such as Adobe Acrobat) at the time of giving the notice. If during the 180 day notice period you so request in writing, we shall consult with you about the DRM solution for a period of up to 30 days during that notice period. Should you have concerns over either the external cost or operational impact of the proposed DRM solution you may propose to NLA alternative DRM solutions which will achieve the same level of security. NLA shall have an absolute right to accept or reject any such proposals. In the event that NLA rejects the proposals, it shall give you its reasons for doing so in writing. If you do not implement a DRM solution which achieves the required security levels this will constitute a material breach of your obligations for which we may terminate your Database Licence in respect of the Image Data Service Hybrid and/or the Full Page Service.
12.2 If you opt for a Database Service which we host on the Database Site (including without limitation the Database Access (Subscription basis), Database Access PAYG and the XML Data Feed Services) you acknowledge that we may from time to time implement a DRM (digital rights management) solution in respect of those services. We will give you not less than 180 days' notice of any DRM implementation unless there are good commercial reasons for a lesser notice period. If so requested by you in writing, we shall consult with you about the DRM solution for a period of up to 30 days during the notice period. Should you have concerns over either the external cost or operational impact of the proposed DRM solution you may propose to NLA alternative DRM solutions which will achieve the same level of security. NLA shall have an absolute right to accept or reject any such proposals. In the event that NLA rejects the proposals, then it shall give you its reasons for doing so in writing.
Digital Rights Management. Vearsa agrees to incorporate into the Principal’s digital files the third party digital rights management system (“DRM”) protection as specified in the Services Schedule or otherwise agreed by Vearsa and the Principal; The Principal shall specify this at title level within the title Metadata provided to Vearsa. Vearsa intends to use the latest DRM technologies and the Principal acknowledges that all DRM technologies are owned and maintained by third party vendors. Vearsa use of any DRM format is subject to the terms and conditions of any applicable licence agreement with the relevant third party vendor. The Principal acknowledges that Vearsa has no control over the functionality or effectiveness of such DRM technologies and accordingly waives any claims against Vearsa from any and all liability resulting from a failure of the DRM technology, unless such failure was directly caused by gross negligence or wilful misconduct on the part of Vearsa.
