ELECTRONIC RIGHTS. Employer shall not film, televise, or otherwise reproduce any part of its production of the play, or authorize or permit others to do so, without a separate written agreement with the Artist and SDC.
ELECTRONIC RIGHTS. The Author grants MoonHouse first world electronic text rights to MoonHouse to publish the Work on the internet (including but not limited to MoonHouse’s website at xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxx/) in English on or before the Target Publication Date. The rights granted under the terms of this paragraph shall be non-exclusive. This right is limited to the publication of an electronic text version of the work on MoonHouse’s website.
ELECTRONIC RIGHTS. Such payment above shall grant Employer the right to simulcast live and/or host a recording of the Digital Production, subject to the terms and conditions set forth at Article VIII (Electronic Rights) of the SDC Digital Stage Production Agreement, for an “initial streaming period” of no more than four (4) consecutive weeks with no additional payment made to the Employee. For any simulcast and/or recording after the initial streaming period, Producer shall make additional payments per Article VII (Extensions) and shall file the “Digital Stage Production Extension Form.”
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ELECTRONIC RIGHTS. Producer xxx utilize footage captured during a development project for archival or artistic/creative team purposes or for the purposes of fundraising or the publicity/promotion of the production without additional payment to the Director and/or Choreographer. Any commercial use of such footage shall be subject to good faith negotiation between the Director and/or Choreographer and Producer directly.
ELECTRONIC RIGHTS. The Author grants first world electronic print rights to the Publisher to include the Work in the Magazine, for publication in the English language on or before [the date by which first publication must occur.] The rights granted under the terms of this paragraph shall be exclusive for a period of one (1) year following the first date of publication under this paragraph and non-exclusive thereafter. For the avoidance of doubt, the rights granted to the Publisher under this paragraph are rights only to the publication or dissemination of an electronic replica of the Work as it is incorporated in the Magazine’s website, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, e-book platforms, and not to any other publication, dissemination or use of the Work. The grant of non-exclusive electronic rights to the Publisher is subject, however, to the following limitation: after five (5) years from the date of initial publication, Author may terminate the grant of non-exclusive electronic rights and ask the Publisher to remove the Work from the magazine's web site, archives, electronic back issues, bundles, or any other electronic format, and the Publisher agrees that it will comply within 90 days of such request.
ELECTRONIC RIGHTS. In the event that the production of a play is, in whole or in part, electronically reproduced or transmitted substantially as presented in the stage production for other than archival purposes, the Producer shall pay, or cause to be paid, to the Director and/or Choreographer of the stage production a payment of no less than the original contractual fee. If an electronic reproduction is used for resale purposes, additional royalty of at least the contractual fee must be negotiated before such reproduction is permitted. It is understood, the Producer has the right to show a segment of no more than fifteen (15) minutes duration of this production when it is presented on television for the purpose of exploiting and advertising the current production during the period of its presentation.
ELECTRONIC RIGHTS. A. The Employer will maintain control and ownership of all Digital Stage Production material and will ensure that it is used for no other purposes other than those expressly set forth in this provision VII. of the Agreement. Should the Employer sub-contract a third party to effect the capture of the Digital Stage Production, the Employer will maintain control and management over the captured material. Employer shall not license Digital Stage Production to a third-party without further written agreement between the Employer, the Employee and SDC. Any additional usage of the capture or recording of a Digital Stage Production created by the Employer other those allowed under the express terms and the conditions of this Agreement shall require additional written agreement between the Employer, the Employee and SDC prior to any such additional usage.
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ELECTRONIC RIGHTS. No electronic publishing or use of any kind is licensed unless specifically stated on the front of this Agreement. The use rights reserved by Licensor include, without limitation, all rights of publication, distribution, display, Transmission, or other use in electronic, digital and other media of any kind, now existing and yet unknown. Any rights licensed by Licensor for any use in a collective work exclude all use rights for any kind of revision of that collective work including any later collective work in the same series.
