New Content Clause Samples
The "New Content" clause defines the ownership, rights, and responsibilities related to any content created or developed during the course of an agreement. Typically, this clause specifies whether new materials, such as documents, software, designs, or other intellectual property produced under the contract, will belong to the client, the service provider, or be jointly owned. It may also outline the process for transferring rights or granting licenses to use the new content. The core function of this clause is to prevent disputes by clearly establishing who controls and benefits from any new creations resulting from the contractual relationship.
New Content. All rights any original content therein that is explicitly related to and/or incorporates any of the Property (which may include, without limitation, original artwork, new characters, and the like) created by or on behalf of Skybound and/or any Third Party in connection with the Articles and/or any other exploitation of the Property hereunder, including without limitation all intellectual property rights therein (the “New Content”), shall be deemed a “work made for hire” within the meaning of the United States Copyright Law, with RKL being deemed the sole author of thereof and the owner of all rights of every kind or nature whatsoever therein, whether now known or hereafter devised with the right to make all uses of such New Content throughout the universe and all changes therein as RKL deems necessary or desirable. If or to the extent the New Content is not recognized to be a “work made for hire,” then Skybound irrevocably and absolutely assigns to RKL all rights, interest and title (including without limitation all copyrights, and all renewals and extensions thereof as may exist now or in the future), in and to the New Content throughout the universe and in perpetuity. Skybound will, upon RKL’s request, execute, acknowledge and deliver to RKL any and all documents consistent with this Agreement, which RKL may reasonably deem necessary to evidence and effect all or any of RKL’s rights hereunder. Skybound irrevocably appoints RKL as Skybound’s attorney-in-fact with full power to execute, acknowledge, deliver and record in the U.S. Copyright Office or elsewhere any and all such documents that Skybound fails to execute, acknowledge and deliver within ten (10) business days from receipt of RKL’s request to do so, unless a shorter time is reasonably required by RKL. Any such assignment, transfer or conveyance shall be without other consideration than the mutual covenants and considerations of this Agreement. Skybound hereby agrees that its every use of such Property shall inure to the benefit of RKL and that Skybound shall not at any time acquire any rights in such Property by virtue of any use it may make of such Property.
New Content. Starting 6 months after OCR approves the Website Accessibility Policy, all new, newly-added, or substantially altered online content and functionality, subject to the limitations outlined in IV.2 above, will be accessible to individuals with disabilities as measured by conformance to the Benchmarks, except where doing so would impose a Fundamental Alteration or Undue Burden. When either the Fundamental Alteration or Undue Burden exceptions apply, the University and/or its third-party vendors covered by this provision shall still provide Equally Effective Alternative Access to qualified individuals with disabilities.
New Content. The project has opened up access to hundreds of thousands of images and records from cultural heritage institutions not previously discoverable through Europeana.
New Content content or aspects of the NYU Website created or published after the effective date of the University’s Website Accessibility Policy discussed below.
New Content. A4M hereby grants ICE a license to use and display on ICE's Internet Site any and all additional materials of similar type and nature to the Joint Content to which A4M obtains access or Intellectual Property rights to in the future.
New Content content or aspects of the YU Website created or published after the effective date of the University’s Website Accessibility Policy discussed below.
New Content. 8.1. The Customer hereby warrants, represents and undertakes to HCI that;
(a) The New Content will be wholly original to HCI and will not infringe the copyright or any other rights of any third party, including rights to privacy;
(b) The New Content will not (including by way of inflection or gesture or otherwise) contain any defamatory matter or breach any contract or duty of confidence nor bring HCI into disrepute or subject it to criminal or civil proceedings, and does not incorporate any matter which constitutes contempt of court or breach of any provision of law;
(c) The Customer shall not make any commercial exploitation of any to the New Content except as permitted under this agreement;
(d) The Customer shall indemnify HCI and keep HCI fully and effectively indemnified against all actions, costs, demands, losses, claims and expenses of whatsoever kind or arising from any actual or threatened breach or non-performance of any of the warranties, representations, undertakings or obligations on the Customer’s part contained in this agreement;
(e) The Customer shall promptly notify HCI of a claim within 7 days of receiving notice of it.
8.2. The Customer accepts liability for all New Content introduced to the Platform whether by the Customers employees, agents, service providers or anyone associated with the Customer by their instruction.
8.3. Upon serving 24 hours’ advance notice to the Customer, where reasonably practicable, HCI may, from time to time, in its reasonable discretion either temporarily suspend or permanently withdraw delivery of or access to any ability to crease New Content by the Customer.
8.4. If the Customer is in breach of this Clause 8 it shall indemnify HCI against all liabilities, costs, expenses, damages and losses (including but not limited to any direct, indirect or consequential losses, loss of profit, loss of reputation and all interest, penalties and legal costs (calculated on a full indemnity basis) and all other reasonable professional costs and expenses) suffered or incurred by HCI arising from any unauthorised use.
8.5. The Customer shall, as soon as reasonably practicable, following a request from HCI, and in any event within 24 hours of such request, remove any specified Content from the Platform, if HCI considers that, in its good faith judgment:
(a) The Customer’s distribution of the Content might infringe upon the rights (including but not limited to the Intellectual Property Rights) of any third party (or HCI) or in...