Obligations of the Publisher. The Publisher will provide the online accessibility of the Paper but makes no guarantee regarding any benefits or services that it provides to the Author or creator of the Paper or regarding the performance, functionality, quality or availability of publishing platforms or apps. For preserving the Paper, the Publisher will save the original version of the Paper to its archive server. If the original version has not been rendered, the Publisher will save a copy of the edited document to the archive server for electronic publishing.
Obligations of the Publisher. 1. The Publisher is solely responsible for his website and its contents and shall ensure that they conform at all times to all applicable laws and regulations.
2. The Publisher hereby undertakes to comply with all applicable EU- and national laws and regulations in force from time to time including, but not limited to, the EU-directive (2002/58/EC) and the General Data Protection Regulation (EU 2016/679).
3. The Publisher shall inform Visitors about the use of third party cookies, cross-device tracking and other tracking technologies, in addition to any hashing and transfer of User login and other User data to Tradedoubler for cross-device tracking and personalized interest based advertising. The Publisher shall post a prominent link to the Publisher’s privacy policy which shall provide detailed information about such processing and an explanation as to how it can be disabled. Subject to applicable data protection legislation, The Publisher must gain Visitors’ consent to such data processing. The Publisher shall also inform Visitors about the possible transfer of their personal data from an EEA country to third countries and must also gain Visitors’ consent to such transfer of personal data. The Publisher shall ensure that User login, other User data and other information used for cross-device tracking will be securely hashed before being transferred to Tradedoubler. Minimum requirements for Publisher notification will be provided in Tradedoubler´s valid Privacy policy.
4. If the Publisher is a private individual, he must be at least 18 years of age. If the Publisher has not reached the age of 18 a parent must give his consent to the registration to Tradedoubler's service and the registration of a Publisher below the age of 18 without parental consent will be ineffective.
5. The Publisher warrants that the information furnished to Tradedoubler about himself and his website is correct, complete and sent in due order and that the information corresponds to actual facts. The Publisher must notify Tradedoubler immediately of any changes in the information by updating the information about him on Tradedoubler's website. If the Publisher is a limited company Tradedoubler must be provided with the Publisher's full registered name, company registration number, registered office, trading address if different and VAT number if registered.
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Obligations of the Publisher. The Publisher acknowledges that the Original Publication has been issued as a UNDP publication for the promotion of its activities. The Publisher agrees, at its own expense and at no charge to the UNDP, to translate, publish, market and distribute the Original Publication in book form under the agreed title in such format and style as the Publisher shall determine, after consultation with the UNDP, in accordance with its established practice and standards and in such a manner, including wholesale and retail price, form and kind of advertising, number and distribution of free copies, and binding as it shall deem appropriate, giving full consideration to the wishes of the UNDP. The Publisher agrees to publish the Work within the period of six (6)1 months from signature of this Contract. If the Publisher is unable, because of circumstances beyond its control, to publish the Work, the Publisher shall notify the UNDP as soon as possible in writing of such circumstance and propose an alternative deadline, which is to be agreed by the UNDP. The Publisher shall take sole responsibility for the accuracy of the translation of the Original Publication. The title page of the work shall carry a disclaimer stating, “The present work is an unofficial translation for which the publisher accepts full responsibility.” The cover and/or title page of the Work shall include a statement that, “The work is published for and on behalf of the United Nations Development Programme.” The publisher undertakes that it will not add to, delete from, or otherwise alter the text of the Original Publication without the express permission of the UNDP. In particular, the Publisher agrees that the final title of the Work, the cover text, design, front and end matter shall be subject to the approval of the UNDP. The Publisher shall submit the galley proof of these pages of the Work to [Insert name and address of reviewing party]. The UNDP shall review and return them within ten (10)2 working days. The Work shall not be published without the UNDP’s approval. The manner and form in which the name “United Nations Development Programme” or “UNDP” is used in sales and promotion and publicity materials for the Work shall first have the approval of the UNDP. The Publisher agrees to deliver the UNDP for review the standard advertising copy to be used (in its entirety and in any abridged form) in all promotion and publicity materials thirty (30)3 days before its public use. Such copy shall be sent to [I...
Obligations of the Publisher. 5.1. The Publisher undertakes to always indicate in the Work the name of the Author.
Obligations of the Publisher. 2.1. The Publisher is obliged to grant third parties licenses to the Scientific Work and other materials containing or based on the Scientific Work under terms identical to the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license (known as CC-BY), available at xxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/licenses/by/3.0/ or another language version of this license or any later version of this license published by the Creative Commons organization.
2.2. The Publisher is obliged to make the Scientific Work available in a manner that allows anyone to access it at any place and time of their choosing without restrictions (no technical or security restrictions). Such access should comply with the current Web Content Accessibility Guidelines published by the W3C, and the Scientific Work should be available in the so-called open formats. The Publisher may be released from this obligation if it can demonstrate that third parties are making the Scientific Work available as described above.
2.3. To correctly inform those to whom the Scientific Work will be made available about the licenses granted, the Publisher is obliged to include the following information with the Scientific Work in a manner that allows recipients to familiarize themselves with it: “The use of this article is permitted under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license”.
2.4. The obligations referred to in sections 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3 are reserved for the benefit of all persons to whom the Scientific Work will be made available. Such a person may directly demand from the Publisher to make the Scientific Work available, grant them a license, and provide information in accordance with sections 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3.
Obligations of the Publisher a. You are solely responsible for Your website and its contents and shall ensure that Your website conforms at all times to all applicable laws, rules and regulations, including but not limited to any copyright laws.
b. If Publisher is an incorporated or registered entity, Publisher represents and warrants that it will provide proof of its registration or incorporation in the form of a VAT identification number or EIN or similar documentation. If Publisher is a company with limited liability, Arvato must be also be provided with Publisher's full registered name, company registration number, registered office address, and trading address, if different.
c. If You are a natural person You represent and warrant that you are at least 18 years of age. If You have not reached the age of 18, a parent or guardian must consent to Your registration to Arvato's service. The registration of a Publisher below the age of 18 without parental or guardianship consent will be ineffective.
d. You represent and warrant that the information furnished to Arvato about Yourself and Your website is true, accurate, current and complete and you agree to update Your information on the Publisher Interface as necessary to maintain its truth and accuracy. You must notify Arvato immediately of any changes in the information by updating the information about You on the Publisher’s Interface.
e. You represent and warrant that either the rights to all information and content on the Your website belong to You or that the owner of the rights to the information and content on the Your website has given explicit permission to such publication there. You also represent and warrant that the information and productions on the Publisher's website do not infringe any rights of third parties, including intellectual property rights, and that such information and productions are, and shall not be, offensive or prohibited.
f. You must not in any way generate or contribute to generating Artificial Traffic to Linked Websites.
g. You must not interfere or disrupt any other person from enjoying or using the Linked Website, including but not limited to by transmitting any worms, viruses, spyware, malware or any other code of a destructive or disruptive nature, or in any other manner encourage or facilitate violations of these Terms of Use.
h. You must notify Arvato immediately of any known or suspected improper or wrongful use of the Your links to the Linked Websites and/or to the Adobe Affiliate Program or o...
Obligations of the Publisher. 4.1 Use of the vi Platform is subject to all applicable vi ad specification requirements and policies, including without limitation, the vi Privacy Policy, available on the xx.xx website, (collectively, the “Policies”), which may be updated from time to time by vi. Publisher is solely responsible for all aspects of Publishers Supply Inventory (including content and subject matter, editorial, text, graphic, audio-visual, and other content and any other information). vi shall be entitled to either wholly or partly reject and remove (either temporarily or permanently) Supply Inventory that, at vi’s sole discretion, contains or links to illegal content or any other content that infringes vi’s Policies.
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4.3 Where Publisher is seeking to sell third party inventory, the intermediary is obliged to specify (and prove) who it is representing.
4.4 Publisher will not, and will not allow any third party to: (a) use, directly or indirectly access, launch or activate the vi Platform through or from, or otherwise incorporate the vi Platform in, any software application, website or other means other than Publishers designated sites; (b) transfer, sell, lease, syndicate, sublicense or lend the vi Platform; (c) directly or indirectly generate queries, or impressions of or clicks on ads, through any automated, deceptive, fraudulent or other invalid means (including, but not limited to, click spam, robots, macro programs, and Internet agents); (d) encourage or require end users or any other persons, either with or without their knowledge, to click on ads, including without limitation Ads, through offering incentives or any other methods that are manipulative, deceptive, malicious or fraudulent; (e) modify, adapt, translate, prepare derivative works from, decompile, reverse engineer, disassemble or otherwise attempt to derive source code from the vi Platform; (f) remove, deface, obscure, or alter vi’s proprietary rights notices affixed to or provided as a part of the vi Platform,...
Obligations of the Publisher. 4.1 The Publisher shall provide the design, book layout, editing and proofreading services required. These will be quoted for in the Schedule of Services and charged to the author.
4.2 To organise the printing of copies of the work for the Author personal sales, for the media and also for sale through the book trade. The cost of printing to be paid by the author
4.3 To organise full distribution of the Work.
4.4 In consultation with the Author to organise an appropriate supporting publicity campaign to the book trade.
4.5 To account to the Author in accordance with the attached outline provisional Budgeted Income Statement sharing profits equally between the parties after deduction of all direct costs including printing of books distribution costs pre- production (plant) costs and publicity and marketing costs.
4.6 Additionally to promote and sell the Work to foreign language publishers for sale in their territories.
4.7 The publisher will continue to support and promote each book for the lifetime of that title. It will provide a contact point for media and book trade enquiries and ensure that the title remains in print.
Obligations of the Publisher. 6.1 The Publisher shall at its own expense and shall ensure that its Group members and Associates shall:
6.1.1 ensure that the work of imaging the Licensed Material for use in the Publisher’s Online Service is carried out by competent persons with appropriate skills and experience working at all times in strict accordance with the Scanning Procedures agreed between the parties and attached hereto as Schedule 3;
6.1.2 ensure that the work of converting the Licensed Material into machine- readable form for use in the Publisher’s Online Service is carried out by a competent person with appropriate data processing skills and experience;
6.1.3 ensure that no scanning is undertaken until the Publisher’s Conservator has approved and where appropriate prepared the Licensed Materials for digitisation;
6.1.4 ensure that the software development work required to produce the Publisher’s Online Service is carried out by a competent person with appropriate software development skills and expertise;
6.1.5 ensure that the work of transcribing and indexing the Licensed Material for use in the Publisher's Online Services is carried out by competent persons with appropriate skills and experience;
6.1.6 ensure that the Acknowledgement appears on the Site in such location and size as accords with the Publisher’s customary practice in this regard but in any event no less prominently that afforded any third party or the Publishers own copyright acknowledgement and;
6.1.7 inform the Licensor of the intended first release of the Publisher’s Online Service to enable the Licensor to review and approve the presentation and the Publisher shall not make available the Publisher’s Online Service until such approval has been notified in writing, which approval shall not be unreasonably delayed or withheld.
6.1.8 provide access authorisation to the Digitised Licensed Material within Publisher’s Online Service free of charge to Licensor immediately after launch by the Publisher of the Digitised Licensed Materials within the Publisher’s Online Service and solely for use by the Licensor and its individual visitors.
6.1.9 offer Pay-Per-View services as an alternative to subscription access, in the online publication, which includes the facility to download or view digitised Licensed Material and/or transcribed indexes of the digitised Licensed Material.
6.2 The Publisher undertakes to include in its standard terms and conditions for the Publisher’s Online Service a stipulation prohibiting its ...
Obligations of the Publisher. 1. The Publisher shall publish and distribute the Work within twelve (12) months after receiving the final manuscript from the Author.
2. Thus, the Publisher commits to produce and put up for sale, for each of the two languages, English and French: − Digital versions in at least three (3) different formats (PDF, Mobi, ePUB) put up for direct sale on the Publisher's website, − A large size paper version, available as a print-on-demand book, − A pocket size paper version, available as a print-on-demand book.
3. The Publisher undertake to provide an English or a French translation of the manuscript at their own expense, once a predetermined number of copies of the original Book is sold. Following this translation, the Publisher and the Author shall produce a “Collaborative Translation Protocol" that will serve as a reference for the translation into any other language, of elements that may be difficult, including but not limited to: puns, historical or cultural references, figures of speech that are complicated or impossible to translate, etc.
4. The Publisher undertake to proofread and correct the manuscript and its translation before any publication or reproduction.
5. In case of an exclusive transfer of the rights of exploitation of the Work by the Author to the Publisher, the latter undertake not to make any substantial changes to the Work without the prior authorization of the Author. In case of agreement, any changes suggested by the Publisher shall be made free of charge by the Author within a reasonable time limit set by the Publisher. If this deadline is exceeded, the Publisher will be entitled to execute themselves the modifications authorized and not executed by the Author, and this, at the expense of the Author, if any. In such case, the Author will no longer be allowed to object to the changes.
6. The Publisher undertake to display the Author's name on the cover and on the first page of the Work as well as in any representation and reproduction by third parties and in any excerpt published in the press and on social media.
7. The Publisher commit to make the best use of all the technical tools and advances available to ensure an optimal presentation of all the versions, digital and paper, of the Work.
8. The Publisher undertake to promote the Book on social media platforms, and if possible through other means (brochure, etc.); the terms and duration of this promotion shall be fixed by the Publisher.
9. The Publisher undertake to promote the Work ...
