Content Rights definition

Content Rights means the copyright and other Intellectual Property rights to the audiovisual, audio and/or data materials, provided by us;

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Content Rights means all rights in any Content in any medium throughout the world (including video cassettes, videodiscs (including DVDs and Blu-rays) and any other devices for reproducing visual images and sounds which may be played back by the use of a playback device and intended for sale or hire to the public for home use), except for: (i) the rights of any Platform Owner identified in this Agreement; and (ii) the Ancillary Rights.

Content Rights means the copyright and other intellectual property rights to all materials, including the content, constituting the MultiChoice Service;

Examples of Content Rights in a sentence

• To avoid doubt, this exclusive licence does not limit NZ On Air’s rights to the Content Rights under the Funding Agreement.

• When NZ On Air is satisfied the Producer has delivered such Content to the Primary Platform Owner, it will provide the Producer with written confirmation (which may be by email) that the Content Rights are reassigned to the Producer in accordance with this Agreement.

• In consideration of the payment of the Fees (if any) and / or the provision of the Content Creator Benefits (if any), the Content Creator provides the Brand with the Content Rights.

• The NFL Contributed Content Rights granted to SportsLine (and to AOL in respect of the Customized Sites) shall consist of the license rights granted in Section 2.1 hereof to the following types of Content and branding to be displayed on NFL Sites in accordance with the CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION.

• The parties will cooperate to transition the Web Content Rights to QLT so as to enable QLT to assume full responsibility as soon as reasonably practicable and in any event within thirty (30) days of the Transition Effective Date.

More Definitions of Content Rights

Content Rights means the copyright and other intellectual property rights to the audiovisual, audio and/or data material provided by MultiChoice or by Electronic Media Network Ltd, as the case may be;

Content Rights means the entire copyright and all other rights of ownership in and to the script for any Content (including all revisions of the script from time to time) together with all other rights relating directly or indirectly to any Content (including rights the Producer has for music for any Content) whether existing as at the date of this Agreement or thereafter arising held by you.

Content Rights has the meaning given to the term in the Schedule.

Content Rights means the copyright and other intellectual property rights to all materials, including the content, constituting the MultiChoice Service or any aspect thereof;

Content Rights means the copyright and other intellectual property rights to all materials, including the content, constituting the DEUKOM Service;

Content Rights means the copyright and other intellectual property rights to all materials, including the content, constituting the WOWtv Service;

Content Rights means all rights from each of the relevant copyright owners and licensors (including artists, performance rights organizations and societies, music publishers, publishing organizations and sound recording copyright holders) that are used in connection with the operation of the Company’s and its Subsidiaries’ business as currently conducted by the Company and its Subsidiaries in a given jurisdiction, including distribution, reproduction, synchronization, display and public performance rights, as applicable, in such jurisdiction.