Infringing Content definition

Infringing Content means content that infringes an existing intellectual property right.

Infringing Content means any content and/or data which (i) may infringe, contravene or otherwise impair the rights of any third party;(ii) is obscene, threatening, libellous, defamatory, tortious or otherwise harmful to third parties, including content or material harmful to children or which violates third party privacy or proprietary rights;(iii) is likely to expose us to claims or liability, lead us into prosecution, criticism, or disrepute or cause us embarrassment;(iv) does not comply with applicable law / advertising guidelines and policies; and/or(v) the display of which does or would, in our opinion, be likely to mislead, offend, or disadvantage a User or otherwise misrepresents the nature of the goods or service being advertised or the place or places from which you conduct business;

Infringing Content means Customer Content or Third Party Content that infringes a Person’s intellectual property rights.

Examples of Infringing Content in a sentence

• IXP Service Providers shall refer any third parties complaining against Unlawful Content or Infringing Content on any IXP Member’s network to the competent authorities in the Cayman Islands and also notify the Office.

• Upon information and belief, many readers choose not to enter into the deep links, instead gathering news from the headlines and ledes published on the Wicked Local home page.B. The Infringing Content and Functionality of www.boston.com/yourtown/newton; of www.boston.com/yourtown/needham; and of www.boston.com/yourtown/waltham.

• Watters et al, “How Much Material on BitTorrent is Infringing Content?: A Case Study” (2011) 16 Information Security Technical Report 79 at 86.

• Ducor’s proposal should be reduced by $228,413 to $1,536,526, to reflect the total revenue requirement that should be adopted by the Commission after making recommended reductions to a combination of operating expenses.

• Upon receipt of an Infringement Notice, we may act in any manner that we deem reasonable and appropriate, including without limitation, temporarily or permanently Removing the Alleged Infringing Content described in such Infringement Notice.

• Artist represents and warrants that its table shall not contain, display, sell, distribute or make available any Infringing Content, and that the Artist shall not play or permit the playing or performance of, or distribution of any copyrighted material at the Event.

• Illegal Products: Content may not constitute, facilitate, or promote illegal or counterfeit products, Infringing Content: Content may not infringe upon the rights of any third party, including copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or other personal or proprietary rights.

• We can use the Web or the online Wall Street Journal if we don’t want to do a lot of actual recording.

• However, we will generally endeavor to provide a copy of the Infringing Notice to the user who is responsible for the applicable Alleged Infringing Content (the “Responsible Party”) and request that such Responsible Party provide a written response to the party alleging infringement (the “Asserting Party”) or to us, in which case we will forward such response to the Asserting Party, together with the Responsible Party’s contact information (name, address and e-mail address).

• Artist represents and warrants that its table shall not contain, display, sell, distribute or make available any Infringing Content, and that the Artist shall not play or permit the playing or performance of, or distribution of any copyrighted material at the Event unless it has paid all required royalties, fees, or other payments and has obtained all necessary licenses in writing.

More Definitions of Infringing Content

Infringing Content means any content and/or data which