Common use of Merchandising Clause in Contracts

Merchandising. 4.1 TALENT hereby agrees that COMPANY shall have the exclusive right (i) during the Term of this Agreement and thereafter, as provided in this Agreement, to use the Original Intellectual Property and (ii) in perpetuity, to use the New Intellectual Property in connection with the manufacture, production, reproduction, reissuance, manipulation, reconfiguration, broadcast, rebroadcast, distribution, sale, and other commercial exploitation in any manner, now known or hereinafter discovered, of any and all materials, goods, merchandise and other items incorporating the Intellectual Property. As to all such materials, goods, merchandise or items created, developed, produced and/or distributed during the Term of this Agreement using the Original Intellectual Property, COMPANY shall have the exclusive right to sell and exploit such materials, goods and merchandise until the sell-off of same. As to all such materials, goods, merchandise or items using the New Intellectual Property, COMPANY shall have the exclusive right, in perpetuity, to sell and exploit same forever. By way of example and not of limitation, such items include t-shirts, posters, photos, video tapes and video cassettes, dolls, books, biographies, articles and stories, and any other such material goods, merchandise, or items relating to TALENT.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Booking Contract, Booking Contract, Booking Contract

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