Interactive Rights Definition Clause Samples
The Interactive Rights Definition clause establishes the specific rights granted to a party regarding interactive uses of content, such as streaming, on-demand access, or user-driven experiences. It typically outlines which interactive activities are permitted, the platforms or technologies covered, and any limitations or conditions on such uses. By clearly defining the scope of interactive rights, this clause ensures both parties understand what is allowed, thereby preventing disputes and facilitating the appropriate exploitation of content in interactive formats.
Interactive Rights Definition. Interactive Rights" shall be defined as follows: (i) all interactive software in any delivery systems, including, without limitation, magnetic semiconductor and optical media, which is compatible with (A) video game console systems, (B) computer systems, (C) optical disc-based systems, such as CD-ROM, (D) coin actuated video game systems (i.e., interactive video entertainment which is enabled by insertion of a coin, token, or debit card), including upright and table-top models and kits and boards for the foregoing, and (E) hand-held video games, and (F) any location based video games, and (G) any variations of the above (including, e.g., virtual reality based on or derived from interactive software delivery systems as opposed to virtual reality presented in another manner, as, e.g., theatrically), and (ii) notwithstanding the reservation of rights, comic books published or appearing on video and video disc and optical disc-based systems to the extent that said comic books involve interactive choices by the reader resulting in different game play scenarios (as opposed to comic books using video, video disc or optical disc-based systems as a medium akin to traditional publishing to be read by a reader without interactive choices other than for storytelling purposes [such as branching stories]).
Interactive Rights Definition. Interactive Rights" as used herein shall be as defined in the "Men In Black" Agreement ["MIB Agreement"] between Columbia Pictures and Malibu Comics, true and correct excerpts of which have been supplied to Company by Owner), which definition is as follows: (i) all interactive software in any delivery systems, including, without limitation, magnetic semiconductor and optical media, which is compatible with (A) video game console systems, (B) computer systems, (C) optical disc-based systems, such as CD-ROM, (D) coin actuated video game systems (i.e., interactive video entertainment which is enabled by insertion of a coin, token, or debit card), including upright and table-top models and kits and boards for the foregoing, and (E) hand-held video games, and (F) any location based video games, and (G) any variations of the above (including, e.g., virtual reality based on or derived from interactive software delivery systems as opposed to virtual reality presented in another manner, as, e.g., theatrically), and (ii) notwithstanding the reservation of rights, comic books published or appearing on video and video disc and optical disc-based systems to the extent that said comic books involve interactive choices by the reader resulting in different game play scenarios (as opposed to comic books using video, video disc or optical disc-based systems as a medium akin to traditional publishing to be read by a reader without interactive choices other than for storytelling purposes [such as branching stories]).