Electronic Books definition

Electronic Books means any electronic book including without limitation e-books and yearbooks or other written material available for download from our Site, e-mailed directly to you as part of a Service or disseminated by other electronic means for viewing without accessing a Site.

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Electronic Books also known as eBooks, digital versions of print books which may contain added functionality; available in a number of electronic formats and digital models. Databases: includes Abstracting & Indexing / Bibliographic databases, full text databases, reference works and digital image collections.

Electronic Books means electronic publications consisting mainly of text and still images that are not electronic news services or electronic periodicals.

Examples of Electronic Books in a sentence

• Random House may publish and distribute the Works in any format, style, and manner, and under any of its imprints, and with a jacket, cover or package and at a cover price as it shall determine, except that the cover art, including for Electronic Books and Enhanced Electronic Books, of Random House’s edition of the Work shall be subject to TPR Approval.

• The Proprietor may purchase additional copies for personal use in connection with the sale and delivery of its enrollment and subscription based products and services at the following discounts: For print Works at [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED]of the cover price and for Electronic Books and Enhanced Electronic Books at [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED]of the actual retail price.

• This Provider Agreement must be used when placing an Order for the supply of Print Journals, Electronic Journals, Print Books, Electronic Books and , Databases under Lot 2 of the NICE Electronic and Print Content Framework Agreement.

• The Provider Agreement is specific to Elsevier's supply of Print Journals, Electronic Journals, Print Books, Electronic Books, Databases and Point of Care Resources under Lot 2.

• Random House agrees that the continued use of said techniques, advice and topics by The Princeton Review in any format or medium (including, but not limited to, live courses, CD-ROM, online uses and Electronic Versions, provided any such use would not constitute or incorporate an Electronic Book or Enhanced Electronic Books edition) shall not be considered a violation of this Paragraph 18, and this Agreement shall not require The Princeton Review to alter such course material.

• Sales and purchasing data must be supplied for each relevant content category for which the Provider has made Content Resources sales through the Framework: Print Journals; Electronic Journals; Print Books; Electronic Books; Databases; Evidence Resource Summaries; Point of Care (PoC) products.

• Electronic Books: also known as eBooks, e-books - digital versions of print books which may contain added functionality; and available in a number of digital formats and subscription and access models.

• Publisher: the party that legally has or acts as agent for the owner of the intellectual property rights of an Electronic Book or Books and that is authorized to grant a nonexclusive worldwide license to include the Electronic Books in the Project MUSE Database.

More Definitions of Electronic Books

Electronic Books also known as eBooks, digital versions of print books which may contain added functionality; available in a number of electronic formats and digital models. Databases – includes Abstracting & Indexing / Bibliographic databases, full text databases, reference works, digital image collections. Aggregated Evidence Resource Summaries: provide information summary products, or web based compendiums, designed to provide health professionals with comprehensive evidence in the format of synthesized information and content. Point of Care (PoC) tools: peer reviewed, evidence based information services for healthcare professionals often used at the point of care. Can provide a combination of Content Resources, practice guidelines, clinical trials, symptoms, tests and diagnosis, treatment options; clinical decision support tools with topic reviews. The Framework Agreement does not provide for the purchase of content related technical products or eResources such as (but not limited to) Resource Discovery Services, workflow solutions, Horizon Scanning products, reference management software/products, examination software/products and A-Z Finders. Full details of the Framework’s specification are set out in “ANNEX FOUR: Framework Agreement Structure & Specification” to this document. Content Resources can be purchased from the following Lots: LOT 1 Content Supply: Health & Social Care Content (HSCC) Licence (NICECF/HSCC/01); and / or LOT 2 Content Supply: Provider License / Agreement (NICECF/PLA/02). Subject to 2.5.1, all terms in the “Health & Social Care Content (HSCC) Licence” and the “Provider’s Licence” or “Provider’s Agreement” are pre-agreed with the Provider(s) for the purchase of Content Resources. Where additional terms are agreed in Annex SEVEN: “Additional Terms”, subject to clause 1, these terms shall not conflict with, or materially change, the terms in these “Order Terms & Conditions” and any Annexes, or the “Health & Social Care Content (HSCC) Licence”.