NOTICE OF THE USE OF DIGITAL WATERMARKING TECHNOLOGY Sample Clauses

NOTICE OF THE USE OF DIGITAL WATERMARKING TECHNOLOGY. If Licensor utilizes any type of digital watermarking technology for any element of the Licensed Product, Licensor agrees that watermarks will not be visible to the human eye and will not degrade image quality. These watermarks shall not contain user-related information such as account number or IP address. If digital watermarking technology is used, Licensor agrees to notify Licensee, in advance, of the name, contact information, and any technical specifications for the technology used.
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NOTICE OF THE USE OF DIGITAL WATERMARKING TECHNOLOGY. If Licensor utilizes any type of digital watermarking technology for any element of the Licensed Materials, Licensor agrees that watermarks or other notices will not be visible to the human eye and will not degrade the quality of the presentation of the document. These watermarks or other notices shall not contain information pertaining to Authorized Users, including account numbers or IP addresses. If digital watermarking technology is used, Licensor agrees to notify the Consortium, in advance, of the name, contact information, and any technical specifications for the technology.
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NOTICE OF THE USE OF DIGITAL WATERMARKING TECHNOLOGY. If Licensor utilizes any type of Digital Watermarking Technology for any element of the Licensed Materials, Licensor agrees that watermarks or other notices will not be visible to the human eye and will not degrade the quality of the presentation of the document. These watermarks or other notices shall not contain information pertaining to Authorized Users, including account numbers or IP addresses. Licensor agrees to maintain the confidentiality of Authorized Users as required by Section 5.1. If watermarks or other notices are used, Licensor agrees to notify Licensee, in advance, of the name, contact information, and any technical specifications for the technology.
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NOTICE OF THE USE OF DIGITAL WATERMARKING TECHNOLOGY. If CNPIEC utilizes any type of digital watermarking technology for any element of the Licensed Product, CNPIEC agrees that watermark s will not be visible to the human eye and will not degrade image quality. These watermarks shall not contain User-related information such as account number or IP address. If digital watermarking technology is used, CNPIEC agrees to notify Licensee, in advance, of the name, contact information, and any technical specifications for the technology used. By The Regents of the University of California Signatur Name: I Title: Director of Collections, California Digital Library Tel: 000.000.0000 China National Publications Import & Export (Group) Corporation (CNPIEC) Signatu Name: Title: Director of Publications Export Center Tel: 0000 00 00000000 University of California, Berkeley (including Xxxxxxxx Berkeley Lab) University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles University of California, San Diego University of California, Santa Xxxxxxx University of California, Xxxxx University of California, Santa Xxxx University of California, Merced University of California, Riverside University of California Office of the President  Nine participating campuses, including UCB, UCLA, UCSD,UCSB, UCD, UCI, UCSC, UCM, UCR will join in the DDA pilot with CNPIEC; The table below shows the responsible subject librarian and TS representative from each campus; UCB (liaison) UCLA UCSD UCSB UCD UCI UCSC UCM UCR SCP (CDL)  The Term of this Agreement starts from November 1and ends on October 30, 2017; It is subject to renewal or modification based upon the pilot outcome;  A total amount of deposit is due to CNPIEC on or after November 15 , 2016.Each campus's share is outlined above. CDL will coordinate payment of the deposit directly to CNPIEC.  The total DDA expenditure should not exceed the Licensee’s deposition plus a overspend cushion ; The DDA liaison librarian should carefully review monthly reports from CNPIEC, and notify other participating campus librarians as needed. The participating campuses will share up to overspend cushion, if any, at the end of October 2017;  The librarians from the nine participating campuses will make additional e-book selections in late October 2017, from the unpurchased UC DDA title list provided by CNPIEC, if the Licensee deposit is not fully spent;  CNPIEC considers the following as purchase trigger, whereas allowing Users from the Licenseeto conduct online reading, searching and browsing ...
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NOTICE OF THE USE OF DIGITAL WATERMARKING TECHNOLOGY. If DBQ utilizes any type of digital watermarking technology for any element of the Licensed Product, DBQ agrees that watermarks will not be visible to the human eye and will not degrade image quality. These watermarks shall not contain user-related information such as account number or IP address. If digital watermarking technology is used, DBQ agrees to notify Subscriber, in advance, of the name, contact information, and any technical specifications for the technology used.
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