New use definition
New use means any use of a motion picture in a medium other than the medium for which it was initially created.
New use means any use of a motion picture in a medium
New use. The default obligation for use of covered material in a new medium is referred to as a “new use,” and requires payment to those Musicians who rendered services in the recording of the track an amount equal to all payments (including pension, but not including health and welfare) that would be required under the then-effective AFM Agreement if the recording were originally made for the purpose set forth under that agreement. For example, a recorded track is licensed to an advertising agency for use in a commercial announcement. The musicians who rendered services in the recording of the track would therefore be due payments under the then- current AFM Commercial Announcements Agreement, as if they had performed an original session under that agreement. Note that this payment is due to those Musicians who rendered services in the recording of the covered track. This means that all Musicians who performed on a given song are due a new use, even if certain parts of the track are removed in the subsequent usage. There are some exceptions to this provision, as listed in the following sections, depending on the type of usage. Note that there are no such exceptions for domestic commercial announcements. This section is meant to provide general guidance with regard to subsequent payment obligations. For actual implementation, including where payments should be directed (as it may be to either Musicians or a variety of funds), please refer to the full language of the Agreement. Generally, when payments are framed as a percentage of the license fee, those payments will be made in combination to the AFM and Employers’ Pension Fund, the Sound Recording Special Payments Fund and the Music Performance Trust Fund, rather than paid as wages to the Musicians.
Examples of New use in a sentence
New use cases and augmented services can also be anticipated such as advanced statistics of speed profiles, counting, road occupation, each of them possibly classified by vehicle type; securing crossroads, detect pedestrians in perilous contexts, or protect animal along forest roads.
New use fees for Phonograph Records that are licensed for any non-traditional use provided for in paragraphs 21(c) and 21(e) above for use in productions created and exploited exclusively outside the United States and its territories and Canada shall be under the same terms and conditions as set forth in those paragraphs; however, the maximum new use fee for any such use shall be $3,500.
New use fees for Phonograph Records that are licensed for use in programs for television broadcast, programs for cable exhibition, motion pictures and commercials that are created and exploited exclusively outside the United States and its territories or Canada (“Foreign Traditional Use Licenses”) shall be as set forth in this paragraph 21(g).
More Definitions of New use
New use means any new use of the Material, including, without limitation, new therapeutic uses or methods of treatment.
New use is when the Musician’s Base Fee does not cover the use described in Article 6.4 because; a) the audio track of a programme is synchronized in whole or in part with a new audiovisual programme, except where those programmes are thematically linked (e.g. Olympics), or; b) An audio track or an audiovisual segment not recorded as Underscore or Theme is used as Underscore or Theme, or; c) Underscore from one programme is used in another, in whole or in part. The terms and conditions for “Excerpt” use, as referred to in Articles 21.17 or Article 24 as applicable shall apply when there is a New Use of segments within CBC programmes. The terms and conditions for Distribution as referred to in Articles 25.2 (d) and 25.4 shall apply when there is a New Use of a CBC recording, in whole or in part, by a third party.
New use means any new development or new improvement within this Special Planning Area after the effective date of this Ordinance, including, but not limited to, uses permitted pursuant to an approved Land Use Master Plan as specified in Sections 508-304(d) and 508-307, provided, however, recognizing that Aerojet has the right to reactivate, relocate, restructure, modify, expand and renovate its existing uses of the subject property commensurate with its historical uses thereof, “New Use” for the purposes of this Ordinance shall not include any (i) closure, reactivation, relocation, restructure, modification, expansion or renovation of an existing or previously existing, use or improvement within this Special Planning Area, or any (ii) change in use, reactivation, relocation, restructure, expansion, renovation or the development of any improvement classified as “Secret” or “Top Secret” by the United States Government; or any (iii) development, improvement or expansion, modification or relocation of any
New use. PRODUCTS. If, during the term of this Agreement, Sublicensee determines that there exists a commercially feasible use, application, function, or purpose for the compositions, formulations, or materials which are in whole or in part disclosed (even though not claimed) in the Technology, whether patentable or unpatentable, and which have no substantial use as Food Packages (hereinafter "New Use"), Sublicensee shall give written notice of such New Use to ECC (the "New Use Notice") within a reasonable time not to exceed ninety (90) days of such a determination. If ECC, or its Affiliates, does not have any existing intellectual property protection (whether in the form of a patent application, a trade secret, or the subject of previous or continuing research and development) relating to the New Use, then ECC, or its assignee, shall have the exclusive right to negotiate, for a period of ninety (90) days after the New Use Notice, with Sublicensee for a license which will authorize ECC, or its assignee, to manufacture, sell, and commercialize the New Use so long as the New Use relates to materials, formulations, or compositions. In any event Sublicensee shall have the right to incorporate the New Use into Products licensed hereunder and no additional Royalty will be due by virtue of the incorporation of the New Use into Products licensed hereunder. However, if the New Use relates to machinery and equipment, the Sublicensee shall have the option to negotiate, or to not negotiate, with ECC, or its assigns, for a license to manufacture, sale and commercialize the New Use relating to machinery and equipment. However, if Sublicensee desires to sell the licensing rights of such New Use relating to machinery and equipment, Sublicensee shall provide a first right of refusal to ECC to acquire the such licensing rights on the same terms and conditions as agreed to by a third party. Sublicensee and ECC will negotiate in good faith the terms of the license for the New Use. In the event that ECC, or its Affiliates, is seeking or has been granted patent protection on the compositions, formulations, or materials to be incorporated into the New Use, ECC, or its Affiliates will in good faith negotiate to grant Sublicensee a license to incorporate such compositions, formulations or materials into the New Use. Failure of ECC and Sublicensee to agree on a license agreement shall not give rise to any right on the part of either party to seek to resolve the impasse (i) through arbitrati...
New use shall have the meaning assigned to it in the Ex-US Agreement.
New use means any new use of the Material, including, without limitation, new therapeutic uses or methods of treatment discovered by Schering. 1.12 "Party" shall mean Schering or Supplier; "Parties" shall mean Schering and Supplier. 1.13 "Patent Rights" shall mean the following patents and patent applications: (a) Patent No. US 6,495,360 B1 (issued December 17, 2002), (b) Patent No. US 6,451,597 B2 (issued September 17, 2002), (c) Patent No. US 6,541,233 B2 (issued April 1, 2003), and (d) Patent No. US 6,468,777 B2 (issued October 22, 2002), including all foreign counterparts thereof, and any and all divisions, continuations, continuation-in-part, patents of addition, reissues, renewals, extensions, registrations, confirmations, re-examinations, any provisional applications, supplementary protection certificates, or the like, of any such patents, patent applications and foreign equivalents thereof, which, during the term of this Agreement, are owned by Supplier or to which Supplier, through license or otherwise, has or acquires rights. 1.14 "Person" shall mean (a) any corporation, partnership, joint venture, joint stock company, association, trust, business trust, estate, unincorporated organization, or other business entity, (b) any government or agency, division or subdivision thereof, or (c) any individual. 1.15 "Progeny" shall mean an unmodified descendent generated from the Material, such as a virus, cell from cell, or organism from organism. 1.16 "Purpose" shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2 hereof. 1.17 "Results" shall mean any and all results, know-how, Findings, and knowledge related to the Material achieved or obtained by or on behalf of Schering. 1.18 "Territory" shall mean all of the countries in the world. 1.19 "Unmodified Derivative" shall mean any substance created by the Supplier which constitutes an unmodified functional subunit or product expressed by or generated from the original Material, including, but not limited to, subclones of unmodified cell lines, purified or fractionated subsets of the original Material, proteins expressed by DNA/RNA supplied by Supplier, or monoclonal antibodies secreted by a hybridoma cell lines. 2.
New use is defined as the transfer of a single music track into one or more commercials used in a different broadcast medium. Each time a single music sound track which was originally recorded for one or more commercials is: Incorporated into additional commercials for the same product used in the same medium, which commercials exceed the number included on the Form B contract filed for the original session, or Included on the Form B contract for the session but the announcer copy is not added until more than ten (10) weeks after the recording session, or Incorporated into commercials for the same product produced for a different medium the applicable re-use fees shall apply.