Common use of Incidental Rights Clause in Contracts

Incidental Rights. 5.1 DCI, its subsidiaries, affiliates, representatives and agents shall have the right: (a) To advertise, promote, and publicize the Program, TRV and/or DCI's affiliated programming services worldwide in all media including theme parks ("Publicity"). Publicity may incorporate any elements from the Program and elements created by or for DCI. In connection therewith, Grantor will deliver to TRV a reasonable quantity of publicity materials, including but not limited to pressbooks, artwork, slides and stills. DCI's right to use the publicity materials hereunder include, without limitation, use in connection with industry awards events which feature the Program during or after the License Period. No use hereunder shall constitute an endorsement of any other product or service. (b) To edit, modify or alter the Program in any manner, including but not limited to the right to dub, subtitle and/or voiceover in any language and other customizations, and to include the Program as part of an anthology or series of programs under the Program's title or another title provided that any Program included as part of an anthology or series must be shown in its entirety. TRV shall own all elements it creates ("TRV Program Elements"). 5.2 Unless otherwise specified in the applicable Attachment, TRV shall have the right to edit, remove and/or reposition the Program credits, provided TRV will exhibit the customary credits (e.g., writer, producer, director, talent). TRV shall have the right to include credits for TRV production personnel in connection with the Program. The total running length of program credits, including TRV credits, shall not exceed thirty (30) seconds. Casual or inadvertent failure by TRV to accord any credit shall not be deemed a material breach. Upon written notice TRV shall take reasonable steps to prospectively cure any credit defect.

Incidental Rights. 5.1 DCI, its subsidiaries, affiliates, representatives and agents shall have the right: (a) To advertise, promote, and publicize the Program, TRV and/or DCI's affiliated programming services worldwide in all media medial including theme parks ("Publicity"). Publicity may incorporate any elements from the Program and elements created by or for DCI. In connection therewith, Grantor will deliver to TRV a reasonable quantity of publicity materials, including but not limited to pressbooks, artwork, slides and stillsseals. DCI's right to use the publicity materials hereunder include, without limitation, use in connection with industry awards events which feature the Program during or after the License Period. No use hereunder shall constitute an endorsement of any other product or service. (b) To edit, modify or alter the Program in any manner, including but not limited to the right to dub, dub subtitle and/or voiceover in any language and other customizations, and to include the Program as part of an anthology or series of programs under the Program's title or another title provided that any Program included as part of an anthology or series must be shown in its entirety. TRV shall own all elements it creates ("TRV Program Elements"). 5.2 Unless otherwise specified in the applicable Attachment, TRV shall have the right to edit, remove remove, and/or reposition the Program credits, provided TRV will with exhibit the customary credits (e.g., e.g. writer, producer, director, talent). TRV shall have the right to include credits for TRV production personnel in connection with the Program. The total running length of program credits, including TRV credits, shall not exceed thirty (30) seconds. Casual or inadvertent failure by TRV to accord any credit shall not be deemed to a material breach. Upon written notice TRV shall take reasonable steps to prospectively cure any credit defectdefeat.