Use of Copyrighted Materials. Faculty Member agrees that all materials collected and employed in Course by Faculty Member, whether written or visual or audio, have been cleared for use in Course, and that Faculty Member owns or has permission from the owner to use the material in Course, or the material may be employed under fair use rules. University agrees that all materials collected and employed in Course by University, whether written or visual or audio, have been cleared for use in Course, and that University owns or has permission from the owner to use the material in Course, or the material may be employed under fair use rules. Faculty Member agrees that every use of each individual item of copyrighted work comply with all applicable laws, contracts, and licenses. Faculty Member also agrees that each use obtained by Faculty Member includes permissions for online uses for a minimum of five years. Ownership University agrees that Faculty Member has rights to his or her intellectual property, particularly Faculty Member's preexisting work that is incorporated into the course. University agrees that Faculty Member retains all rights of ownership in such materials. Faculty Member agrees, however, to grant the University a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use the material as part of the course. University agrees that Faculty Member retains all other rights of ownership to the work and will be credited and acknowledged in all University uses of the work. The Faculty Member retains the right to use the substantive content of the course materials, without further consent or approval of University, in any scholarly or creative works. In particular, the Faculty Member retains the right to use the content in textbooks, journal articles, conference presentations, consulting projects, other scholarly works or professional activities, and in courses at other universities if the Faculty Member has left the full-time employment of the University of Connecticut. The University grants to Faculty Member the right of first refusal to teach the Course during the term and place required by the University. This "right of first refusal" means that during each term or session, the Faculty Member shall be given the first opportunity to instruct all sections of the course to be taught using the materials he/she developed, provided that the teaching of such sections does not cause the Faculty Member to exceed his/her maximum earnings limitation. If the Faculty Member declines to teach the course or a...
Use of Copyrighted Materials. Exhibitor shall not play, or permit the playing, performance, or distribution of, copyrighted materials at the Event, unless it has obtained all necessary rights, permissions, and/or licenses, and paid all required royalties, fees, or other payments. Permission for copywritten music is required from ASCAP, BMI, and/or SESAC when music is used at conventions or used for commercial or business presentations.
Use of Copyrighted Materials. If in connection with Services, Sponsor requests PPD to make and/or distribute copies of copyrighted materials such as journal articles or excerpts from publications, Sponsor agrees to pay the cost of any copyright fees incurred by PPD that are necessary for PPD to produce and distribute such copies. Sponsor shall indemnify PPD for any and all damages, losses, costs, including, without limitation, reasonable attorneys’ fees, which PPD incurs as a result of making and/or distributing copyrighted material pursuant to Sponsor’s request.
Use of Copyrighted Materials. If in connection with a Scope of Work, BIOMARIN requests CRO to make and/or distribute copies of copyrighted materials such as journal articles or excerpts from publications, CRO agrees to pay the cost of any copyright fees incurred by CRO that are necessary for CRO to produce and distribute such copies and BIOMARIN agrees to reimburse CRO for such costs. BIOMARIN shall indemnify CRO for any and all damages, losses, and costs, including, without limitation, reasonable attorneys’ fees, which CRO incurs as a result of making and/or distributing copyrighted material pursuant to BIOMARIN’s request.
Use of Copyrighted Materials. The Publishers shall secure on behalf of the Author valid written permission to use any copyrighted materials deemed necessary to the Works. The costs for obtaining the permission to reproduce the copyrighted materials shall be borne by the parties in the ratio: The Author : 0 percent (0%) The Publishers : 100 percent (100%) Provided the acquisition is approved by the Publishers.
Use of Copyrighted Materials. You warrant that any materials provided by you for use on your website pursuant to this agreement shall not contain any proprietary material owned by any other party that is protected under the Copyright Act or any other similar law. You shall be solely responsible for ensuring that any materials you provide pursuant to this agreement shall satisfy this requirement and you agree to hold us harmless from all liability or loss to which we may be exposed on account of your failure to perform this duty.
Use of Copyrighted Materials. Consultant warrants that any materials provided by Consultant for use by District pursuant to this Agreement shall not contain any material that is protected under the Copyright Act or any other similar law, except to the extent of “fair use,” as that concept is defined in the Copyright Act, and except to the extent that Consultant has obtained permission to use such work from the copyright holder. Consultant shall be solely responsible for ensuring that any materials provided by Consultant for use by District pursuant to this Agreement satisfy this requirement. Consultant agrees to hold District harmless from all liability or loss, including debt or exercise for attorneys’ fees to which District is exposed on account of Consultant’s failure to perform this duty.
Use of Copyrighted Materials. Each party hereto warrants to the other that any materials provided by one party for use by the other party pursuant to this Agreement shall not contain any proprietary material owned by any third party that is protected under the Copyright Act or any other similar law. Each party shall be solely responsible for ensuring that any materials it provides pursuant to this Agreement satisfy this requirement and each party hereto agrees to hold the other party harmless from all liability or loss to which such other party is exposed on account of such parties' failure to perform this duty. General Conditions 25.
Use of Copyrighted Materials. Client and Less Paper Co. guarantee that any materials provided for use in the performance of this Agreement shall not contain any proprietary material owned by any other party that is protected under the Copyright Act, trade secrets laws, or any other similar law. The party providing the material shall be solely responsible for ensuring that any materials provided satisfy this requirement. The party providing the material agrees to hold the other party, its officers, managers, employees and agents harmless from, and indemnify them for, any and all liability or loss, which that other party is exposed, including without limitation reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs, due to the providing party’s failure to perform the duty specified herein.
Use of Copyrighted Materials. STUDENT USE OF TECHNOLOGY (continued) In order to help ensure that the district adapts to changing technologies and circumstances, the Superintendent or his/her designee shall regularly review this policy, the accompanying administrative regulation, and other relevant procedures. He/she shall also monitor the district's filtering software to help ensure its effectiveness. Legal Reference: EDUCATION CODE 51006 Computer education and resources 51007 Programs to strengthen technological skills 51870-51874 Education technology 60044 Prohibited instructional materials PENAL CODE 313 Harmful matter 502 Computer crimes, remedies 632 Eavesdropping on or recording confidential communications UNITED STATES CODE, TITLE 20 6751-6777 Enhancing Education Through Technology Act, No Child Left Behind Act, Title II, Part D, especially: 6777 Internet safety UNITED STATES CODE, TITLE 47 254 Universal service discounts (E-rate) CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS, TITLE 16 312.1-312.12 Children's online privacy protection CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS, TITLE 47
