Rights and Obligations of Licensor Sample Clauses

Rights and Obligations of Licensor. 4.1. Licensor may control access to the Content through Internet Protocol (“IP”) authentication or another identification method reasonably determined by Licensor. 4.2. Licensor reserves the right to monitor, investigate and analyze all available data including logfiles to detect misuse of the Content. 4.3. Where feasible, Licensor shall collect data on usage of the Content and process these according to the COUNTER Code of Practice and according to applicable privacy and data protection laws (the “Usage Data”). The Usage Data will be made available for download by Licensee through a secure website, provided that these statistics are strictly for the Licensee’s own internal use and Licensor shall not be required to disclose any information to the Licensee which it is prohibited from disclosing to the Licensee due to any legal or regulatory constraint imposed upon it, including without limitation any applicable privacy or data protection legislation or regulations or contractual obligations. 4.4. Licensor shall use reasonable efforts to provide online access to the Content through the Platforms, subject to periodic unavailability due to (a) unexpected technical issues outside of Licensor’s control, and (b) server and software maintenance; and to restore access to the Content as promptly as possible in the event of an interruption or suspension of access to the Platforms. In the event that Licensor ceases to provide access to Continuing Access and/or Archive Content as a standard offering through the Platforms, Licensor may provide such Content to Licensee on physical media, or through other means, which may include, without limitation, access through the digital preservation services referred to in Section 4.5 below, to the extent Licensor’s rights to the Content permit. 4.5. Licensor cooperates with a number of digital preservation services (e.g. CLOCKSS, and Portico) for the preservation of certain online products of Licensor. In the case of a triggering event set forth in Licensor’s agreements with the digital preservation services, Licensee may be entitled to access the Content pursuant to such agreements. It is in Licensor’s sole discretion to enter into or to continue such agreements. 4.6. Licensor reserves the right to discontinue publication or distribution of any part of the Content and to withdraw, edit, amend or retract any part of the Content to which it no longer retains the right to publish or which it reasonably believes is incorrect or may g...
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Rights and Obligations of Licensor. 4.1 Licensor may control access to the Content through Internet Protocol (“IP”) authentication or another identification method reasonably determined by Licensor. 4.2 Licensor reserves the right to monitor, investigate and analyze all available data including logfiles to detect misuse of the Content. 4.3 Where feasible, Licensor shall collect data on usage of the Content and process these according to the current version of the COUNTER Code of Practice and according to applicable privacy and data protection laws (the “Usage Data”). The Usage Data will be made available for download by a) Customer (Customer shall have access to Usage Data of all Licensees) and b) each specific Licensee to such Licensee’s Usage Data, through a secure website, provided that these statistics are strictly for the Customer’s and Licensee’s own internal use, except for if disclosure is required by law, funding bodies or public authorities, provided that such request is mandatory under local law or rules of funding bodies, and Licensor shall not be required to disclose any information to the Customer and/or Licensee which it is prohibited from disclosing to the Customer and/or Licensee due to any legal or regulatory constraint imposed upon it, including without limitation any applicable privacy or data protection legislation or regulations or contractual obligations. It is desirable that the Standardized Usage Statistics Harvesting Initiative (SUSHI) Protocol is available for the Customer and/or Licensee to harvest the statistics, to the extent referred in the current version of the COUNTER Code of Practice. 4.4 Licensor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide online access to the Content through the Platforms, subject to periodic unavailability due to (a) unexpected technical issues outside of Licensor’s control, or (b) server and software maintenance (“Unavailability”); and to restore access to the Content as promptly as possible in the event of Unavailability, but in all cases no later than two (2) business days from notification (the “Grace Period”). If the Unavailability continues beyond the Grace Period, Customer shall be entitled to a pro-rata credit of any License Fees paid in advance on behalf of the affected Licensee for the affected Product. Licensor will credit the Customer with an amount calculated as follows: [Annual License Fee for affected Product] x [Number of full days of Unavailability divided by 365] All of Licensor’s obligations and Licensee’s rig...
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Rights and Obligations of Licensor. 4.1 Licensor will control access to the Content through Internet Protocol (“IP”) authentication or another identification method reasonably determined by Licensor and agreed by Licensee. 4.2 Licensor reserves the right to monitor, investigate and analyse all available data including log files to detect misuse of the Content to extent permitted by applicable privacy and data protection laws. 4.3 Licensor will comply with the technical requirements as specified in Attachment 4. 4.4 Licensor shall provide continuous online access to the Content through the Platforms and to the Article Approval System, subject to periodic unavailability due to (a) unexpected technical issues outside of Licensor’s control, and (b) server and software maintenance, to be notified in advance to Customer and Licensee when possible (“Unavailability”); and restore access to the Content as promptly as possible in the event of Unavailability, but in all cases no later than two (2) business days from notification from Licensee (“Grace Period”). If the Unavailability continues beyond the Grace Period, Customer shall be entitled to a pro-rata refund of any pre-paid License Fees (excluding Publishing Fee) on behalf of the affected Licensee for the affected Product to Customer. Licensor will refund the Customer with an amount calculated as follows:  [Annual License Fee (excluding Publishing Fee) for affected Product] x [Number of full days of Unavailability after the expiry of Grace Period divided by 365] The above shall not limit any rights of Licensee under mandatory Swedish law. In the event that Licensor ceases to provide access to Continuing Access Content or Archive Content as a standard offering through the Platforms after expiration of the Term, Licensor will provide access to such Content to Licensee through the digital preservation services referred to in Section 4.5 below, to the extent Licensor has, at the time of such event, entered into agreements with such digital preservation services, and to the extent Licensor’s rights to the Content permit. If the foregoing is not feasible, Licensor may provide access through other means, which may include, without limitation, physical media. All of Licensor’s obligations and Customer’s and Licensee’s rights under this Section 4.4 are subject to (i) Customer’s timely payment of the License Fees and full compliance with this Agreement and Licensor’s reasonable instructions regarding access to the Content (which may include, among other in...
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Rights and Obligations of Licensor. 4.1 Licensor may control access to the Content another identification method reasonably determined by Licensor. 4.2 Licensor reserves the right to monitor, investigate and analyze all available data including logfiles to detect misuse of the Content. 4.3 Where feasible, Licensor shall collect data on usage of the Content and process these according to the COUNTER Code of Practice and according to applicable privacy and data Usage Data will be made available for download by a) Customer (Customer shall have access to Usage Data of all Licensees) and b) each specific a secure website, provided that these statistics are internal use, except for if disclosure is required by law, funding bodies or public authorities, provided that such request is mandatory under local law or rules of funding bodies, and Licensor shall not be required to disclose any information to the Customer and/or Licensee which it is prohibited from disclosing to the Customer and/or Licensee due to any legal or regulatory constraint imposed upon it, including without limitation any applicable privacy or data protection legislation or regulations or contractual obligations. It is desirable that the Standardized Usage Statistics Harvesting Initiative (SUSHI) Protocol is available for the Customer and/or Licensee to harvest the statistics, to the extent referred in the the COUNTER Code of Practice.
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Rights and Obligations of Licensor. 4.1 LICENSOR will secure that the following Dependencies are met: ü Provide technical and administrative contact information to the Consortium ü Use of server certificates provided by an accredited Certification Authority for all their AAI elements, as described in the technical specifications document (Exhibit 2). 4.2 LICENSOR will cooperate with the Consortium and perform all obligations reasonably required to enable the proper functioning of the Services with due care, taking into account generally accepted business practices. It will refrain from altering or otherwise interfering with the Services and systems provided by the Consortium except as required for the proper operation thereof. 4.3 LICENSOR is entitled to request that an account on HEAL-Link VHO for testing purposes be put at its disposal. 4.4 LICENSOR will timely inform the Consortium if Services have not been delivered by the agreed time or if quality of service is insufficient, stating the reasons for its dissatisfaction in detail. 4.5 RESOURCE OWNER in the case of a technical update of services or software should ensure the backwards compatibility in order the AAI Services to function for the Federation members. The RESOURCE OWNER should notify HEAL-Link of the pending update in order for HEAL-Link to ensure the backwards compatibility with its Federation members.
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Rights and Obligations of Licensor. 4.1 Licensor may control access to the Content through Internet Protocol (“IP”) authentication or another identification method reasonably determined by Licensor.
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Rights and Obligations of Licensor. 6.1 Licensor may control access to the Licensed Products through Internet Protocol (“IP”) authentication or another authentication method reasonably determined by Licensor. 6.2 Licensor reserves the right to monitor, investigate and analyse all available data to detect misuse of the Licensed Products. 6.3 Licensor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide online access to the Licensed Products subject to periodic unavailability due to (a) technical issues (b) server and software maintenance; which shall not exceed a period of 50 hours (in aggregate) in any continuous period of 1000 hours. Licensor shall use commercially reasonably efforts to restore access to the Licensed Products as promptly as possible in the event of an interruption or suspension of access to the Licensed Products. 6.4 The content of the Licensed Products is subject to change without notice in order to amend, edit, update or replace. 6.5 To the extent permitted under applicable laws, Licensor may provide anonymised and aggregated date on usage of the Licensed Products during the License Period.
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Rights and Obligations of Licensor. Licensor shall provide MPP with prompt notice of any claims covered by MPP’s obligation to indemnify, and will provide reasonable cooperation to MPP in MPP's investigation and defense of such claims. Licensor shall have the right to participate in such defense with counsel of its choice and at Licensor’s own expense. Licensor shall have the right to approve the settlement of any claim hereunder that imposes any liability or obligation on Licensor, or affects the Patents, other than the payment of money damages paid by the MPP or MPP Sublicensees.
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