MUSIC LICENSING definition
MUSIC LICENSING. No copyrighted music may be played in the exhibit/demonstration area in any fashion (including but not limited to background music on video or audio tape presentations) without appropriate licensing. The Exhibitor is solely responsible for obtaining these licenses for music originating in the Exhibitor’s booth/ display area. The Exhibitor is also responsible all costs that may arise from failure to comply with these licensing requirements.
MUSIC LICENSING. No copyrighted music may be played in the exhibit/demonstration area in any fashion (including but not limited to background music on video or audio tape presenta-
MUSIC LICENSING. No copyrighted music may be played in the demonstration area in any fashion (including but not limited to: back- ground music on video or audio tape presentations) without appropriate licensing. The Demonstrator is solely responsible for obtaining these licenses for music originating in the Demonstrator's display area. The Demonstrator is also responsible for any fines, court fees, and all other costs that may arise from failure to comply with these licensing requirements. CANCELLATION: Any cancellation, space reduction requests, or requests for changes of this contract must be made in writing to IS&T’s Headquarters at ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇. Cancellations will be subject to charges according to the following schedule:
Examples of MUSIC LICENSING in a sentence
YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT UNLESS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH ON THE SERVICE AS PART OF A SUBSCRIPTION OFFERING, Música Fresh LLC DOES NOT LICENSE MUSIC CONTENT DIRECTLY OR FUNCTION AS MUSIC LICENSING COMPANY.
MUSIC LICENSING Music licensing, live or recorded, is the sole responsibility of the sponsor.
More Definitions of MUSIC LICENSING
MUSIC LICENSING. PDAC has not obtained a music license authorizing the performance of either live or recorded music for the virtual Exhibitors. All copyright fees applicable to music or entertainment used as part of an exhibit are the full responsibility of the Exhibitor.
MUSIC LICENSING. No copyrighted music may be played in the demonstration area in any fashion (including but not limited to: back- ground music on video or audio tape presentations) without appropriate licensing. The Demonstrator is solely responsible for obtaining these licenses for music originating in the Demonstrator's display area. The Demonstrator is also responsible for any fines, court fees, and all other costs that may arise from failure to comply with these licensing requirements.