Label Branded Playlists Clause Samples
The Label Branded Playlists clause defines the terms under which a record label can create and promote playlists that are branded with its name or identity on a digital music platform. Typically, this clause outlines the rights and limitations regarding the curation, naming, and marketing of such playlists, and may specify requirements for the inclusion of the label’s own artists or catalog. Its core function is to clarify the scope of the label’s promotional activities on the platform, ensuring both parties understand how branded playlists can be used to market music while protecting the platform’s brand integrity and user experience.
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Label Branded Playlists. Company shall not charge Label or Orchard for the creation of playlists on the Services that contain a branded cover artist image and text (e.g. Filtr playlists, and such playlists, “Label Branded Playlists”). Without limiting the foregoing, Company agrees to **** throughout the Term and will not ****. Notwithstanding the previous sentence, in the event that Company takes any action (including but not limited to redesigning Approved Interfaces) **** within the Services, then Company shall provide SME and Orchard with ****. For the avoidance of doubt, Label shall not be permitted to monetize Label Branded Playlists with third-party sponsorships or other third-party revenue sources without the explicit approval of Company.