Phonograph Records definition

Phonograph Records shall include any and all mechanical reproductions of the Masters produced and delivered hereunder, in any format, whether now known or unknown, including but not limited to compact discs, cassette tapes, vinyl records, DAT tapes or any future format.
Phonograph Records include Audio-Visual Recordings and Audio-Visual Records, respectively; and
Phonograph Records means any device now or hereafter known, on or by which sound may be recorded and reproduced, which is manufactured or distributed primarily for home and/or consumer and/or jukebox use and/or use on or in means of transportation, including Electronic Transmission, but excluding "sight and sound" devices.

Examples of Phonograph Records in a sentence

  • In addition, the Licensee’s obligations with respect to the Phonograph Records are limited to those rights actually acquired by the Licensee and only for the period it holds such rights (except to the extent that it transfers those rights to another party, in which case it shall retain liability unless it obtains an assumption agreement in substantially the same form as this assumption agreement).

  • The Licensee’s obligations with respect to the Phonograph Records set forth in paragraph 1 are limited to those obligations set forth in paragraph 2, and in no event shall the Licensee be deemed, solely as a result of having executed this assumption agreement, to have any other obligation under any Federation agreement or to be a signatory to any Federation agreement.

  • Benjamin Kaplan, Publication in Copyright Law: The Question of Phonograph Records, 103 U.

  • The Greece – Phonograph Records case supports, rather than contradicts, the EC position.

  • Paragraph 3.03 of Exhibit A to the Universal Agreement provides: Universal will maintain books and records which report the sales or other exploitation of Phonograph Records and Master Recordings hereunder on which royalties are payable to [Iglesias].

  • Universal was contractually obligated to “maintain books and records whichreport the sales or other exploitations of Phonograph Records and Master Recordings hereunder on which royalties are payable to [Iglesias].” ( Id. at ¶ 3.03).

  • Company has the worldwide right in perpetuity to use and to permit others to use the name (both legal and professional, and whether presently or hereafter used by a Winning Artist), approved likeness, other identification, and approved biographical material of Winning Artist for purposes of trade and otherwise, without restriction, in connection with the Master Recording hereunder, the Phonograph Records derived therefrom, and Company’s music business and products.

  • Inequalities in the distribution of dental caries among 12-year-old Brazilian school children.

  • G2 may cause one or more federal applications for trademark protection to be made in favor of Artist for Phonograph Records and/or entertainment purposes.

  • For all relevant copies other than Phonograph Records, Clause 2 of this Annex makes it clear that the option applies to Rental and Lending Rights in the same way as it applies to all the other relevant rights covered by the Membership Agreement.


More Definitions of Phonograph Records

Phonograph Records. Recordings", and "Derivatives" mean and include Compact Disc, Cassettes, Long-Play Records and any and all forms of recordings and reproductions, NOW KNOWN OR WHICH MAY HEREAFTER BECOME KNOWN, manufactured or sold primarily for home and/or juke box use and/or use on or in means of transportation, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITING THE GENERALITY OF THE FOREGOING, magnetic recording tape, film, electronic video recordings and any other medium or device for the reproduction of artistic performances manufactured or sold or use on or in means of transportation, whether embodying sound alone or sound synchronized with visual images, e.g. "sight and sound" devices.

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