Music Licensing Sample Clauses

Music Licensing. Exhibitors agree to comply with existing regulations on music licensing and agree to indemnify and hold harmless NPA against any claims or expenses arising from noncompliance with these regulations. Live/Video Streaming/Photography. Exhibitors and attendees are prohibited from videotaping, video streaming/wireless transmitting or photographing other exhibitors’ booths, events or activities during the NPA Convention & Expo, without the express written permission of NPA. However, an exhibit booth may be photographed or videotaped with the permission of the legitimate occupants of that booth, but that permission shall only apply to that exhibitor’s booth. By submitting your exhibit contract, the exhibitor gives consent to the NPA professional photographer to use images of both your person(s) and/or your display. The prohibition against videotaping, video streaming/wireless transmitting or photographing the event extends to members of the press unless they are registered as press and possess a “press” badge/ribbon. Booth personnel should immediately notify NPA’s show management if they believe their booth, or another booth is being photographed/videotaped without permission. Television and/or video cameras (including webcams) are prohibited without prior written approval of NPA show management. NPA reserves the right to deny, alter or limit such access or distribution as the Event is the proprietary property of the NPA. In the case that sponsorships, Unions and Official Contractors. Exhibitor shall employ labor only from sources officially designated by Show Management for the installation, maintenance and dismantling of its exhibit, and shall use only the service organizations officially designated by Show Management for all services in connection with the installation, maintenance, cleaning and dismantling of exhibits and in connection with the operation of projection devices. Exhibitor agrees to abide by and comply with all rules and regulations imposed by local unions having arrangements with the Austin Convention Center or with authorized contractors engaged by Show Management. Exhibitor must request Show Exhibitor Service Desk. Provisions have been made to maintain an Exhibitor Service Desk, located on the show floor, throughout the exhibition’s installation, operation, and dismantling period. Listing and Promotional Materials. By exhibiting at the Event, Exhibitor grants NPA a fully paid, perpetual, non-exclusive license to use, display, and reproduce t...

Music Licensing. Exhibitors using music in their booth, either live or mechanical, must provide ASLA Texas with a copy of the Exhibitors Licensing Agreement with ASCAP, BMI, or other such licensing organization. Further, should Exhibitor play music, Exhibitor agrees to indemnify and hold ASLA Texas harmless from any action brought against ASLA Texas by ASCAP, BMI, or other such licensing organization for the playing of such music.

Music Licensing. Exhibitors using music in their booth, either live or mechanical, must provide ASLA with a copy of the Exhibitors Licensing Agreement with AS- CAP, BMI, or other such licensing organization. Further, should Exhibitor play music, Exhibitor agrees to indemnify and hold ASLA harmless from any action brought against ASLA by ASCAP, BMI, or other such licensing organization for the playing of such music.

Music Licensing. It is the Exhibitor’s responsibility to obtain the proper license if Exhibitor chooses to use copyrighted music in its Exhibit Space. Music licensing is a legal requirement.

Music Licensing. A. If a User intends to play music at an event by artists who are represented by performing rights organizations that collect royalties for their music (such as SESAC), User will need to provide the County a copy of a music licensing agreement authorizing Users and/or its performers or guests to play or perform licensed music at their event.

Music Licensing. Pursuant to the United States Copyright Law (Title 17, USCA) Client understands and acknowledges that Client is responsible and liable for obtaining music licenses from the appropriate performing rights organizations and for the payment of all fees due under said licenses if copyrighted music, either live or recorded, is to be played or performed during the Program.

Music Licensing. Without limiting clause 10.5, the Hirer acknowledges and agrees that the Council does not provide, and the Venue Hire Fee does not include, a licence for the public performance or communication of music at the Venue or the Areas. The Hirer is solely responsible for acquiring any licences or other authorisations required for the public performance or communication of music during the Hire Period and will indemnify the Council to the fullest extent permitted by law in respect of any liability or expense it incurs as a result of a breach of this clause or any breach of copyright in any musical works or sound recording.

Music Licensing. The Licensee warrants that they are fully licensed to present all music and other works under the necessary agreements with licensing agencies such as ASCAP, BMI and SESAC and acknowledges that SKyPAC is not responsible for securing such licenses or making payments on behalf of the Licensee. If the Licensee is licensed, they must provide their license information (license contact name, address, telephone and license number) to SKyPAC at the time Licensee executes this Agreement. SKyPAC will submit the Licensee’s performance data in its quarterly report to the above-listed licensing agencies as required by SKyPAC’s license with ASCAP, BMI and SESAC.

Music Licensing. Requesting any pre-recorded music from the Xxxxxxxx School of Music is not permitted. If previously recorded music is chosen outside of the Xxxxxxxx scoring program, a Master Use and Sync License that includes the clause “All Rights, In

Music Licensing. Exhibitor shall be responsible for securing all necessary licenses or consents for any performances, displays, or other uses of copyrighted works or patented inventions and use of any name, likeness, signature, voice or other impression, or other intellectual property owned by any third party which is used, directly or indirectly, by the exhibitor. A. The exhibitor agrees hereby to indemnify, defend, and hold AOTA harmless from and against any claim of liability and any incident or resulting loss, cost, or damage (including costs of lawsuit and attorney's fees) for failure to obtain these licenses or consents and/or no infringements or other violations of the intellectual property rights or the rights of privacy or publicity of any third party. B. The exhibitor shall provide AOTA, before the Exposition opening date, with a copy of its music license agreement with ASCAP and/or BMI. If you do not do so, you shall not play any music or, if AOTA determines, you shall pay to AOTA all music license fees required by ASCAP and BMI, for music played at the event.