Merchandising Rights definition

Merchandising Rights means the right to make, use, sell or exercise and license or authorize others to make, use, sell, exercise or otherwise exploit tangible personal property, of any and all kinds, based upon, utilizing or embodying any Picture or Interactive Work.

Merchandising Rights the Character Merchandising Rights and Brand Name Merchandising Rights.

Merchandising Rights means and refers to those rights required for manufacture, sale and distribution of all merchandise including but not limited to brochures, comics, cartoons, posters, programmes, toys, games, electronic media products now known or unknown (including but not limited to interactive games, programmes for Internet or mobile phones, Internet and mobile phones downloadables) (“Electronic Media Products”), novelties, combined packages of books, records, fabrics, apparel, food, drinks and other goods and other premiums promotions and commercial tie-ins featuring, containing or consisting of the names, characters, items, symbols, trademarks, designs, logos, Licensees and catch-phrases, likenesses and visual representations of the literary and/or artistic characters created, described or portrayed in the WORK.

Examples of Merchandising Rights in a sentence

• Consumer Product Rights The rights listed in Schedule 2, Column 2: Home Videogram Rights, Interactive Videogram Rights, Merchandising Rights (including Ringtone(s) and Wallpaper(s)), Music Publishing Rights, Publishing Rights, Radio Rights (subject to the additional holdback in Clause 28 of the General Terms of Agreement), Record Rights, Stage Rights and DTO Right(s) (subject to the additional holdback in Clause 20 of the General Terms of Agreement).

• The rights listed in Schedule 2, Column 2: Home Videogram Rights, Interactive Videogram Rights, Merchandising Rights (including Ringtone(s) and Wallpaper(s)), Music Publishing Rights, Publishing Rights, Radio Rights (subject to the additional holdback in Clause 28 of the General Terms of Agreement), Record Rights, Stage Rights and DTO Right(s) (subject to the additional holdback in Clause 20 of the General Terms of Agreement).

• The Licensor hereby grants the Merchandising Rights to the Licensee in the Licensed Territory for the Term.

• Merchandising net income (which shall mean gross receipts from exploitation of the Merchandising Rights less 30% commission and any costs incurred through undertaking trademark searches and obtaining trademark registrations and any third party image costs (but no further sub-commission or other deduction) shall be divided equally between the BBC and the Owner.

• Company shall pay Artist fifty percent (50%) of the calculated Net Receipts received by Company as a result of the exploitations and licenses issued by Company for the Merchandising Rights and for which Company manufactures and sells Merchandise.

More Definitions of Merchandising Rights

Merchandising Rights means the distribution, licensing, sale or other exploitation of tangible goods that utilize names, likenesses or characteristics of artists in their roles, or other personnel, materials or services included in the Program or any episode, or the title, props, sets, expressions or other elements of the Program, and that are made for sale to the general public. For clarity, Merchandising Rights do not include Publishing Rights and Home Video Rights, services, or commercial tie-in rights.

Merchandising Rights means the right to manufacture, sell and / or otherwise distribute in connection with the Programme or characters of the Program, goods of all kinds, which means & include reproducing, depicting or decorating with the faces of the characters in the Program or scenes and symbols used in the PROGRAMME on, without limitation, clothing, footwear, brochures, posters, albums, activity books, toys, games and computer games, novelties, books, magazines and any other goods deemed fit by PRASAR BHARATI.

Merchandising Rights means the right to manufacture and to sell or otherwise dispose of any object or thing first described in literary material written by the writer pursuant to an employment agreement subject to this Basic Agreement, entered into on or after May 2, 2017, or acquired from a professional writer; provided such object or thing is fully described in such literary material and by such description appears to be unique and original. Merchandising rights include the right of publication in publications of the generic type described as "photo novels" or "photo albums." The writer shall have no merchandising rights. However, if the Company exploits the merchandising rights (as defined above) in any such literary material, Company shall pay to such writer an amount equal to five percent (5%) of absolute gross, that is, monies remitted by the manufacturer on account of the exploitation of the subject merchandising rights. The provisions of this subparagraph 8. are also applicable to a writer who is not entitled to Separation of Rights.

Merchandising Rights such exclusive rights in the Format as are generally understood in the film and television industries as merchandising rights throughout the world (including without limitation to manufacture, package, market, sell and distribute items of merchandise based on the Format and the right to register the Programme title or Programme characters as a trade xxxx in all or any appropriate trade xxxx classes anywhere in the world, but excluding merchandising rights arising from exploitation of the Stage Rights and/or Film Rights based on the Format);

Merchandising Rights has the meaning specified in the MVL License Agreement.

Merchandising Rights the right to exploit the characters and items, trademarks or designs appearing in the Programme and/or based on the Format through the manufacture and sale of articles including brochures, posters, activity books, toys, games including computer games or other computer software of an instructional nature, novelties, combined packages of books and records, fabrics, apparel, food, drinks and similar goods and through premiums and promotions containing or embodying or exploiting such characters, items, trademarks or designs;

Merchandising Rights. The right to license, manufacture, distribute, and ---------------------- sell articles of merchandise and/or products (including toys, board and video games, novelties, trinkets, souvenirs, wearing apparel, fabric, foods, beverages and cosmetics) and the right to license, distribute, and sell services which embody on or in such merchandise, products or services characters, designs, visual representations, names, likenesses and/or characteristics of artists, physical properties or other materials appearing or use in or in connection with a Motion Picture or all or any part of the Literary Material and the right to publish, distribute, and sell services, which embody on or in such merchandise, products or services characters, designs, visual representations, names, likenesses and/or characteristics of artists, physical properties or other materials appearing or used in or in connection with a Motion Picture or all or any part o the Literary Material and the right to publish, distribute, and sell souvenir programs, pictures books, comic books, post cards, movie novels, photo novels, illustration books, and activity books or booklets which embody on or in the foregoing any or all of the characters, designs, visual representations, names, likenesses and/or characteristics of artists, physical properties or other materials appearing or used in or in connection with a Motion Picture or all or any part of the Literary Material.