Copyrighted Work Clause Samples
The 'Copyrighted Work' clause defines what materials or content are protected by copyright within the context of the agreement. It typically specifies which works—such as documents, software, designs, or other creative outputs—are considered copyrighted, and clarifies who holds the copyright ownership. This clause ensures that all parties understand the scope of protected works and helps prevent unauthorized use or reproduction, thereby safeguarding intellectual property rights and reducing the risk of infringement disputes.
Copyrighted Work. Speaker shall retain any and all intellectual property rights to the copyrighted materials that she/he may use in connection with the Engagement: participant materials, components, workshops, training procedures, printed materials, including books, author photographs, publicity and promotional materials and other material in print and other media and services collectively referred to as “Materials” and College shall obtain no rights to the Materials unless specifically agreed to by the Company or Speaker in writing.
Copyrighted Work. Speaker represents and warrants that Speaker is the sole creator and owner of the information the Speaker will present on the Podcast, such information along with the voice, image and likeness of the Speaker recorded or captured in any means constitutes the “Work.” Speaker represents and warrants that Speaker holds the complete and undivided ownership and copyright interest to the Work.