Common use of Published Disclosure Clause in Contracts

Published Disclosure. It is agreed that the disclosure of certain information by the Company in a publication, such as in letters patent or by otherwise placing it in the public domain, will not free the Employee from his obligation to maintain in confidence any information not specifically disclosed in or fairly ascertainable from the publication or other disclosure, such as, for example, the fact that information in the publication or any portion of it is or is not used by either party. The Employee shall have the right to publish information or articles pertaining to the Company's gas-to-liquids technology and its liquid hydrocarbon products only if such information is not confidential, and, with respect to Confidential Information, only upon prior written approval by the Company, which it may withhold in its absolute discretion.

Published Disclosure. It is agreed that the disclosure of certain information by the Company in a publication, such as in letters patent or by otherwise placing it in the public domain, will not free the Employee from his obligation to maintain in confidence any information not specifically disclosed in or fairly ascertainable from the publication or other disclosure, such as, for example, the fact that information in the publication or any portion of it is or is not used by either party. The Employee shall have the right to publish information or articles pertaining to the Company's Company(s gas-to-liquids technology and its liquid hydrocarbon products only if such information is not confidential, and, with respect to Confidential Information, only upon prior written approval by the Company, which it may withhold in its absolute discretion.