Digital Identifiers Sample Clauses

The Digital Identifiers clause establishes the rules and responsibilities regarding the use of unique electronic identifiers, such as usernames, digital signatures, or access credentials, within the context of the agreement. It typically specifies how these identifiers are assigned, managed, and used to authenticate parties or authorize actions in digital transactions. By clearly defining the use and management of digital identifiers, this clause helps ensure secure and reliable identification of parties, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or disputes over digital actions.
Digital Identifiers. The Represented Member shall assign or re-assign (as the case may be) a Digital Identifier (as provided by PILA technical specifications, as may be modified from time to time) to each of its Original Works, and shall provide the same to PILA, and PILA shall register the same within the PILA System and elsewhere consistent with its business practice.
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