Mobile Rights Clause Samples

Mobile Rights. The extension of the License to include ringtones, ringbacks and other telephone uses is set out in the Modification (hereafter such extension is referred to as the “Ringtone License Extension”). The terms of the Modification are incorporated herein subject to the following changes: a. All references to “EZ” are hereby replaced with “Traffix”. b. The last sentence of Section 1 and all of Section 5 of the Modification is hereby deleted; c. Section 3 of the Modification is hereby deleted and replaced with the following: “Traffix will pay Madacy a royalty equal to the greater of (i) 10% of the sales proceeds on any mobile use of the License (where the ringtone or group of ringtones, etc. are the subject of a sale, as opposed to where the ringtone is obtained pursuant to a subscription or premium) and (ii) $0.10 for each ringtone which is downloaded, delivered or otherwise conveyed by Traffix (by direct sale, premium, subscription or otherwise). In addition, Traffix will be responsible for all third-party music publishing costs/performance rights relating to the distribution of the song. The term “sales proceeds” does not refer to the sales proceeds paid on a Traffix Sale Event or EZ-Tracks Sale.
Mobile Rights. In addition to the rights set forth in Paragraph 2(a), Platinum grants to Licensee the exclusive license to develop content based solely on unique, game-only elements of the Title (“Unique Title Assets”) on wireless handheld devices such as mobile telephones, PDAs, iPods, and Zunes (“Mobile Rights”). Such Mobile Rights shall include, but are not limited to, the right to develop the following: games that are derivative of the game set forth in Paragraph 2(a), casual games, ringtones (including, but not limited to, real tones, “teen buzz” ringtones, ringback tones, polyphonic ringtones, monophonic ringtones, and watchtones), a mobile web (consisting of a WAP site with mobile storefront capabilities), SMS and MMS text messaging, graphics (such as wallpapers), and video (including, but not limited, to “mobi-sodes,” mobile video content from the Property, and mobile video content from the Title). To clarify, Mobile Rights do not include any Motion Picture Assets unless separately granted such rights by the motion picture studio.