Common use of Music Licensing Clause in Contracts

Music Licensing. The exhibitor shall be responsible for securing any and all necessary licenses or consents for any performances, displays, or other uses of copyrighted works or patented inventions and use of any name, likeness, signature, voice or other impression, or other intellectual property owned by any third party which is used, directly or indirectly, by the exhibitor. A. The exhibitor agrees hereby to indemnify, defend, and hold AOTA harmless from and against any claim of liability and any incident or resulting loss, cost, or damage (including costs of lawsuit and attorney's fees) for failure to obtain these licenses or consents and/or no infringements or other violations of the intellectual property rights or the rights of privacy or publicity of any third party. B. The exhibitor shall provide AOTA, before the Exposition opening date, with a copy of its music license agreement with ASCAP and/or BMI. If you do not do so, you shall not play any music or, if AOTA determines, you shall pay to AOTA all music license fees required by ASCAP and BMI, for music played at the AOTA Annual Conference and Exposition.

Music Licensing. The exhibitor Exhibitor shall be responsible for securing any and all necessary licenses or consents for any performances, displays, or other uses of copyrighted works or patented inventions and use of any name, likeness, signature, voice or other impression, or other intellectual property owned by any third party which is used, directly or indirectly, by the exhibitor. A. The exhibitor agrees hereby to indemnify, defend, and hold AOTA harmless from and against any claim of liability and any incident or resulting loss, cost, or damage (including costs of lawsuit and attorney's fees) for failure to obtain these licenses or consents and/or no infringements or other violations of the intellectual property rights or the rights of privacy or publicity of any third party. B. The exhibitor shall provide AOTA, before the Exposition opening date, with a copy of its music license agreement with ASCAP and/or BMI. If you do not do so, you shall not play any music or, if AOTA determines, you shall pay to AOTA all music license fees required by ASCAP and BMI, for music played at the AOTA Annual Conference and Expositionevent.