Book Rights Sample Clauses
The Book Rights clause defines the ownership and control over the rights to publish, distribute, and adapt a book. Typically, it specifies whether the author or the publisher holds these rights, and may detail the scope, such as print, digital, or international editions, as well as subsidiary rights like translations or film adaptations. This clause is essential for clarifying who can exploit the book in various formats and markets, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring both parties understand their entitlements and limitations regarding the work.
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Book Rights. The right to publish, distribute and sell copies of the Work in any and all book formats, including but not limited to hardcover, soft cover, print-on-demand, electronic and audio books of all kinds, and in any and all channels of marketing and distribution worldwide.
Book Rights. WRESTLER agrees and grants PROMOTER during the Term the unconditional and exclusive right throughout the world to use, simulate and portray WRESTLER’s name, likeness, voice, personality, personal identification and personal experiences, characters if owned by him or PROMOTER, incidents, situations and events which heretofore occurred or hereafter occur (in whole or in part) as it relates in any manner to WRESTLER’s life and WRESTLER’s wrestling career, in connection with the licensing, sublicensing, manufacture, distribution, publication, and exploitation of WRESTLER’s autobiography or authorized biography (collectively “Book Rights”).
Book Rights. Bargaining unit employees may make a request to the Company for the right to license from the Company work created for the Company in a book authorized under the side business policy. Bargaining unit employees who have been authorized to write a book under the side business policy shall be able to request that the Company grant an unpaid book leave with benefits. This may also include working for the Company part time for an extended period. It shall be in the Company’s discretion as to whether to grant the leave. This shall not be subject to the grievance and arbitration provisions of this Agreement.
Book Rights. The Executive agrees and grants the Company the right in perpetuity (exclusive during the Employment Term and non-exclusive thereafter) throughout the world to use, simulate and portray Executive Intellectual Property (including the Executive’s name and likeness), and the Executive’s voice, personality, personal identification and personal experiences, characters whether owned by him or the Company, incidents, situations and/or events which heretofore occurred or hereafter may occur as it relates in any manner to the Executive’s life and the Executive’s wrestling career, in connection with the licensing, sublicensing, manufacture, distribution, publication, and exploitation of the Executive’s autobiography or authorized biography (collectively “Book Rights”).
Book Rights. The Company agrees to assign to Executive any and all right, title, and interest it may possess in Executive's biography to be published by HarperCollins Publishers Inc. ("HarperCollins"). Executive acknowledges that the Company has represented to Executive that the Company has communicated to HarperCollins that the Company has cancelled its purchase order, rejects any further obligation pursuant to the purchase requisition, and is seeking a refund of amounts already paid. Executive agrees that, if necessary to settle any claim between HarperCollins and the Company with respect to this matter, he shall contribute up to $50,000 in settlement of said claim, provided that: (a) HarperCollins agrees to complete publication of the biography; (b) Executive retains all rights, title, and interest to the biography; and (c) ICN and HarperCollins agree that up to 20,000 copies of the biography shall be provided to Executive personally.