Revocation, Renewal and Upgrades Sample Clauses

Revocation, Renewal and Upgrades. 1. The DRM Technology will be designed to provide Licensee with the ability to revoke any or all previously generated licenses created by the DRM Technology. 2. The DRM Technology will be designed to be updateable on a system-wide scale in the event of a breach of security or improvement to the DRM Technology.
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Revocation, Renewal and Upgrades. 1. The DRM Technology will be designed to provide Licensee with the ability to revoke any or all previously generated Playback Licenses created by the DRM Technology. 2. The DRM Technology will be designed to be updateable on a system-wide scale in the event of a breach of security or improvement to the DRM Technology. 3. The DRM Technology will have associated compliance rules which dictate the allowed analogue and digital outputs and other relevant functional aspects on devices implementing the DRM Technology. 4. The DRM Technology will have associated robustness rules which dictate the required robustness level of implementations of the DRM Technology. 5. The DRM Technology will have an associated legal framework which can take appropriate measures against implementations of the DRM Technology which fail the associated compliance and robustness rules with the aim of ensuring that all implementations of the DRM Technology in actual use do meet the associated compliance and robustness rules.
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Revocation, Renewal and Upgrades. 1. The DRM Technology will be designed to provide Licensee with the ability to revoke any or all previously generated Playback Licenses created by the DRM Technology. 2. The DRM Technology will be designed to be updateable on a system-wide scale in the event of a breach of security or improvement to the DRM Technology. 3. The DRM Technology will have associated compliance rules which dictate the allowed analogue and digital outputs and other relevant functional aspects on devices implementing the DRM Technology. 4. The DRM Technology will have associated robustness rules which dictate the required robustness level of implementations of the DRM Technology. 5. The DRM Technology will have an associated legal framework which can take appropriate measures against implementations of the DRM Technology which fail the associated compliance and robustness rules with the aim of ensuring that all implementations of the DRM Technology in actual use do meet the associated compliance and robustness rules. 6. The DRM Technology will have an associated legal framework which allows content providers covered by the legal framework (coverage under the legal framework may require content providers to sign a reasonable legal agreement and pay reasonable fees in order to be covered by the legal framework) to have a substantial and reasonable voice in the processes controlling changes to the compliance and robustness rules associated with the DRM Technology. [From Xxx: these are the additions we made for the Canada amendment and which YT agreed to]
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Revocation, Renewal and Upgrades. The DRM Technology will be designed to provide Licensee with the ability to revoke any or all previously generated Playback Licenses created by the DRM Technology. The DRM Technology will be designed to be updateable on a system-wide scale in the event of a breach of security or improvement to the DRM Technology. The DRM Technology will have associated compliance rules which dictate the allowed analogue and digital outputs and other relevant functional aspects on devices implementing the DRM Technology. The DRM Technology will have associated robustness rules which dictate the required robustness level of implementations of the DRM Technology. The DRM Technology will have an associated legal framework which can take appropriate measures against implementations of the DRM Technology which fail the associated compliance and robustness rules with the aim of ensuring that all implementations of the DRM Technology in actual use do meet the associated compliance and robustness rules. The DRM Technology will have an associated legal framework which allows content providers covered by the legal framework (coverage under the legal framework may require content providers to sign a reasonable legal agreement and pay reasonable fees in order to be covered by the legal framework) to have a substantial and reasonable voice in the processes controlling changes to the compliance and robustness rules associated with the DRM Technology.
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