Content Provider definition

Content Provider means any video programming provider of copyrighted works for transmission to Licensed Products and the copyright owners of such work.
Content Provider means an entity that has executed a Content Provider Agreement that remains in effect, and shall include its Affiliates.
Content Provider means a user who has provided information that is, or that has been, stored and made available to the public at the request of the user by a hosting service provider;

Examples of Content Provider in a sentence

  • Exhibitor will not assert against DCDC, any Content Provider, or any of their respective successors, licensees or assignees any lien however arising against any Content delivered to or held by Exhibitor under this Agreement for any reason.

  • If DCDC notifies Exhibitor that a Content Provider has requested the deletion of any or all Content in Exhibitor’s possession at any time, Exhibitor shall promptly delete such Content (at no cost to DCDC).


More Definitions of Content Provider

Content Provider means a user who has provided information that is, or that has been, stored at the request of the user by a hosting service provider;
Content Provider means the Client Providers and Synacor Providers, collectively.
Content Provider means any person, business or organization
Content Provider means any party providing Content and/or operating services accessible by or through using the Services;
Content Provider means a user that has provided information that is, or that has been, stored and disseminated to the public by a hosting service provider;
Content Provider means an entity owning or controlling video programming content.
Content Provider means a provider of Ancillary Components sold in a Super PNR or Non-Flight Related Fee Record.