Maximum Period of Use Sample Clauses

Maximum Period of Use. 1. Except as provided in paragraph 2 of this subsection B, foreign use of commercials shall be subject to the provisions regarding maximum permissible period of use as set forth in Section 30, Maximum Period of Use of Commercials.
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Maximum Period of Use. “MPU”) 1-year from the date of first posting on any Social Media or YouTube Channel unless a longer MPU is agreed in the contract between the Producer and/or Influencer and the Advertiser and approved by SAG-AFTRA. Any use beyond the MPU shall be subject to the Influencer’s consent and payment to be negotiated between the Producer and Advertiser. If the Influencer-Produced Sponsored Content appears on a website, social media platform, or on YouTube after the expiration of the MPU but is not relevant to any current campaign and remains in the feed tied to its original posting date, no further payment shall be required provided that Producer complies with the Union’s request, if made, to remove it.
Maximum Period of Use. The maximum period of use during which a commercial produced under this Agreement may be used shall be 24 months after the date of commencement of the first fixed cycle.
Maximum Period of Use. The maximum period of use of a Digital Voice Replica for each License shall not exceed the term set forth in the SAG-AFTRA Agreement applicable to the use, as modified by this Agreement. Where there is no SAG-AFTRA Agreement covering the type of work set forth in the License, the maximum period of use, if any, shall be as set forth in Addendum A to this Agreement. In all cases, the License must commence during the term of this Agreement.

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