Client Content Remaining Sample Clauses
The 'Client Content Remaining' clause defines the rights and obligations regarding any content provided by the client that remains after the termination or completion of a contract. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the client retains ownership of their original materials, such as documents, images, or data, and outlines any requirements for the return or destruction of such content by the service provider. Its core function is to ensure that the client's proprietary materials are handled appropriately at the end of the business relationship, thereby protecting the client's interests and preventing unauthorized use or retention of their content.
Client Content Remaining. Upon termination of this agreement, Symphonic actively seeks takedown of previously-distributed content. However, Client acknowledges that licenses Symphonic may have granted to Partners may remain in force for a time period after the expiration of this Agreement. In that event, Symphonic is absolved from any liability for content that remains with Partners, licensees and others who have received the Videos from Symphonic prior to Termination.
Client Content Remaining. Upon termination of this Agreement, Symphonic will actively seek takedowns for previously-distributed Client Content. However, Client acknowledges that licenses granted by Symphonic to DSPs may remain in force for a time period after the termination of this Agreement. Accordingly, Symphonic will not be subject to any liability for previously-distributed Client Content which remains with DSPs or third parties.
Client Content Remaining. Upon termination of the Term, FWDigital will actively seek takedowns for Client Content previously distributed under this Agreement. However, Client acknowledges that licenses granted by FWDigital to DSPs may remain in force for a time period after the termination of the Term. Client acknowledges and agrees that FWDigital will not be subject to any liability for previously distributed Client Content which remains with DSPs or third parties, except that FWDigital will continue to pay to Client any Royalties received for such Client Content or credited to FWDigital against an advance previously received by FWDigital in respect of the Client Content in accordance with Section 6(a) above.