Music on Hold. In no event shall HTC be liable for Customer using a Music On Hold device or subscription to Music on Hold service with regards to US copyright laws. US laws currently protect the copyright owners from unlawful, unpermitted use of their music titles in over-the-phone broadcast. Copyright laws also apply to the rebroadcasting of any radio program.
Music on Hold. The LightEdge Music on Hold feature allows any .wav file to be played throughout the organization when a call is placed on hold. The file can be all music or any combination of music and script. Multiple files can be created and stored for uploading to the system. When a .wav file is uploaded it becomes immediately available to calls placed on hold. The LightEdge Music on Hold system is fully integrated requiring no additional equipment.
Music on Hold. The Music on Hold feature provides a continuous broadcast of music to callers in a queue or on call hold. If you require us to use any particular hold music in respect of the VOIP Services, you shall be responsible for procuring a licence to use the relevant music and shall indemnify us against any claim that such use of the music infringes any Intellectual Property Rights of any third party.
Music on Hold. The right to Communicate a Sound Recording to telephone callers on hold by any means (whether analogue or digital and whether now known or developed in the future) from a device, system or service used in connection with any telecommunications device, system, service or network.
Music on Hold. Customer shall assume liability for all music on hold recordings uploaded to the managed PBX. Customer agrees to conduct business in full compliance with all copyright laws. Furthermore, Customer agrees to indemnify AZCOMP Technologies for any copyright violations.
Music on Hold. Your use of the Music on Hold Service (“Music on Hold”) feature is governed by the Copyright provision (4.6 )as well as the entire Terms of Service. Your using Music on Hold means that you agree to these Terms.
Music on Hold. In no event shall Company be liable for Customer using a Music on Hold device or subscription to Music on Hold service with regards to US copyright laws. US laws currently protect the copyright owners from unlawful, unpermitted use of their music titles in over-the-phone broadcast. Copyright laws also apply to the rebroadcasting of any radio program.
Music on Hold. Although, most people buy tapes, CDs, and audio files thinking they are now their property, there is a distinction in the law between owning a copy of the songs and owning the actual songs. The music on the tapes, CDs and audio files still belongs to the songwriter, composer, and/or music publisher of the work. When you buy a tape or CD, the purchase price covers only your private listening use, similar to the “home” use of “home” videos. Once you decide to play these tapes, CDs, or audio files in your business, it becomes a public performance. Songwriters, composers, and music publishers have the exclusive right of public performance of their musical works under the U.S. copyright law. Therefore, any public performance – including by way of on-hold music – requires permission from the copyright owner(s). It is the Customer’s responsibility to verify the Music-on-Hold files provided to UniVoIP meet U.S. copyright laws. Furthermore, Customer will fully indemnify UniVoIP for use of any unlicensed music on the Music-on-Hold files provided to UniVoIP. IN NO EVENT, SHALL EITHER PARTY BE LIABLE TO THE OTHER OR TO ANY THIRD-PARTY FOR SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT, PUNITIVE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF USE, LOSS OF PROFITS OR DOWNTIME) WHATSOEVER, REGARDLESS OF THE CAUSE.
Music on Hold. Allows the administrator to setup and maintain audio files that can be used in various call scenarios (e.g. Call Park, Call Hold). These files can be recorded through supported devices or uploaded through saved files.
Music on Hold. CUSTOMER is solely responsibility for all negotiations and licensing fees for performance rights relating to recorded or broadcast music usage or its access by the telephone systems.
