Indirect Revenue definition

Indirect Revenue means all License Revenue received by the Seller or any of the Seller’s Affiliates from any Licensee of the Product, other than (a) the regulatory approval milestone payable under Section 8.2.1 of the Torii License, (b) in respect of Direct Sales, and (c) Product Partnering Revenue attributable to the Product.
Indirect Revenue means revenue (other than sponsorships and brand integrations, for which a separate fee may be payable to Affiliate on a case by case basis) actually earned by Machinima from indirect monetization of the Affiliate Content Channel(s) or content thereon by third parties other than Machinima, including but not limited to Google AdSense for Video and other advertising networks, or by an applicable video distribution platform or network.

Examples of Indirect Revenue in a sentence

  • The parties acknowledge and agree that, upon and following the initial generation of Indirect Revenue from a particular source, the Investor shall have no further obligation to assist the Provider with respect to the generation of additional revenue from such source.

  • The parties hereby agree that, unless the Provider has documented material contact which was reasonably expected to result in revenue without Investor’s assistance with a third party appearing on such list prior to the date of the Investor’s contact with such party, then all revenue received by the Provider from such third party during the Term shall be classified as Indirect Revenue.

  • Licensee shall retain such records with respect to (i) any and all Licensed Activities and each Licensed Product for at least five (5) years from the date of such Licensed Activities or the sale, lease or putting into use of such Licensed Product, and (ii) any and all Direct Revenue, Indirect Revenue and Excluded Revenue for at least five (5) years from the date of having earned such revenue.