Common use of Copyright Clause in Contracts

Copyright. 1. On the date of acceptance of the subject matter of the Contract, the Contractor shall transfer (if he produces) to the Awarding Entity, within the limits of the remuneration specified in § 4(1) of this Contract, proprietary rights to material produced in the performance of this Contract which bears the characteristics of work within the meaning of the Act of 4 February 1994 on Copyright and Related Rights. 2. The Awarding Entity shall have the right to dispose of and use these materials, in whole or in part, without any time or territorial limitation, as intended, in all the following fields of exploitation, including the right to: 1) fixation and reproduction in whole or in fragments by any technique, including, but not limited to, printing, reprographic, digital, audiovisual, on any medium, without limitation on the quantity and volume of the output, 2) input into computer memory, 3) the placing on the market, 4) in the field of distribution of the work – public performance, display, reproduction and broadcasting and re-emission in whole or in fragments using a vision and wired or wireless telephony from a ground station or satellite, input in whole or in fragments into computer memory, and making a work available to the public in such a way that everyone can access it from a place and at a time of their choice: — the network – in particular the websites of the Awarding Entity, — press – especially the “Gazeta Uniwersytecka UŚ”, — magazines and publications concerning the Awarding Entity, 5) licensing of exploitation, 6) making corrections, changes, modifications, additions to continuation or use of documentation by third parties.

Copyright. 1. On the date of acceptance of the subject matter of the Contract, the Contractor shall transfer (if he produces) to the Awarding Entity, within the limits of the remuneration specified in § 4(1) of this Contract, proprietary rights to material produced in the performance of this Contract which bears the characteristics of work within the meaning of the Act of 4 February 1994 on Copyright and Related Rights. 2. The Awarding Entity shall have the right to dispose of and use these materials, in whole or in part, without any time or territorial limitation, as intended, in all the following fields of exploitation, including the right to: 1) fixation and reproduction in whole or in fragments by any technique, including, but not limited to, printing, reprographic, digital, audiovisual, on any medium, without limitation on the quantity and volume of the output, 2) input into computer memory, 3) the placing on the market, 4) in the field of distribution of the work – public performance, display, reproduction and broadcasting and re-re- emission in whole or in fragments using a vision and wired or wireless telephony from a ground station or satellite, input in whole or in fragments into computer memory, and making a work available to the public in such a way that everyone can access it from a place and at a time of their choice: — the network – in particular the websites of the Awarding Entity, — press – especially the “Gazeta Uniwersytecka UŚ”, — magazines and publications concerning the Awarding Entity, 5) licensing of exploitation, 6) making corrections, changes, modifications, additions to continuation or use of documentation by third parties.