Subpublisher definition
Subpublisher means the operator of a website, application or service, which has agreed
Subpublisher means the operator of a website, application or service, which has agreed with the Subnetwork to market advertisers or their products;
Subpublisher means an individual or entity delivering content and/or technology to a discernible audience, both online and offline, including (but not limited to) operators of websites, applications, or services (including email service) which/who has agreed with the Subnetwork to market Advertisers or their products;
Examples of Subpublisher in a sentence
The Owner reserves unto itself the exclusive right to grant licenses for the entire world for the synchronization of the Composition with sound motion pictures, if such sound motion pictures are produced and originate outside of the Territory, and the Sub-publisher shall not be entitled to share in any world-wide fees received by Owner in respect of any such world-wide licenses.
The Music Publisher (Original Publisher) and the Sub-publisher shall together receive 50%.
You will remain liable for all acts or omissions of any Subpublisher.
More Definitions of Subpublisher
Subpublisher means any Person authorized to administer and act as a publisher of one or more of the Works on a general basis and to grant rights in such Work(s) to users or other Persons in a particular country or group of countries outside of the United States. Notwithstanding the foregoing, with respect to any agreements whereby Company authorized any Person to administer only a particular right in one or more Works (such as agreements with any Society), and whereby such Person does not assume general responsibility for exploiting the Work(s) concerned, then such Person is not a Subpublisher for the purposes of this Agreement. "Third-Party Administrator" means any third-party music publisher or other Person in the United States with whom Company has a direct agreement for the general administration and management of Company's rights in and to the Works or a substantial number of them. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a Person who is authorized by the Company to administer or license only a particular right in one or more of the Works (such as a Society), which Person does not assume general responsibility for exploiting the Work(s) in question, is not a Third-Party Administrator.