Ownership, Rights, and Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Ownership, Rights, and Responsibilities. 1. Independent Efforts A work made in the course of independent efforts is the property of the unit member, who has the right to determine the disposition of such work and net proceeds derived from such work. Unit members are solely responsible for works created through independent efforts. Independent efforts remain subject to the requirements and prohibitions of the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act.
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Ownership, Rights, and Responsibilities. 1. Independent Efforts A work made in the course of independent efforts is the property of the UNAC member, who has the right to determine the disposition of such work and net proceeds derived from such work. UNAC members are solely responsible for works created through independent efforts. Independent efforts remain subject to the requirements and prohibitions of the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act.
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Ownership, Rights, and Responsibilities. 1.1 The Photographer will document the events in a candid manner and take portrait and group shots as discussed with the client.
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Ownership, Rights, and Responsibilities. Photographer and Clients agree that Photographer owns any and all copy and reproduction rights. Clients agree not to reproduce or copy any proof or other photograph of the event, taken by Photographer, without Photographer’s written permission. Any unauthor- ized reproduction of proofs or other photographs, or failure to return the proofs to Photographer (if applicable), constitutes a breach of this agreement and will subject Clients to any and all applicable civil penalties. If Clients purchase digital copies of full-size images, or if Clients download smaller images from the Internet, then Photographer retains ownership of all copy and reproduction rights for those images, but Photographer grants to Clients the right to unlimited non-exclusive non-commercial use of those images, including the right to print or reproduce those images for Clients’ personal purposes.
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