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- A non-exclusive license is the right to use something (could be a song or a short story or even a patented invention) on a non-exclusive basis (meaning that the owner of the property can also grant a license to someone else to use the property.) So, in summary, you get to use the thing but the owner can let someone else use the thing too.
- A non-exclusive license in websites, such as YouTube, allows the uploader to set their own license over copyright - whether it be all rights reserved, or Creative Commons Attribution. YouTube doesn't get the exclusive rights reserved to them over the work.
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Is there a revocable copyright license?
Yes; most licenses are non-exclusive, limited, and revocable.
Do authors often give non-exclusive rights to a producer for a film adaptation?
Not necessarily often, but it does happen. Generally the license will be exclusive for a certain period at least at first.
How much does a license and an exclusive license cost?
An exclusive license is more than the price of a normal license, but the cost of any of them depends on what car it is,
Should a software company issue a non-exclusive license to its client?
Non-exclusive licenses mean that they can lease/sell to other clients. For the software company that is important, otherwise they can only have one client using a piece of software.
How do you sell non exclusive rights?
Usually, a non-exclusive agreement will specify that it is not transferrable.
How can you own the rights to publish another person's work?
Rights can be transferred by contract, but far more frequently you would just want a non-exclusive license to use the work.
When will the NFL exclusive license expire?
The license was extended an additional year due to the NFL lockout. The license expires at the end of 2013
What is the legal definiation of non-exclusive?
you can make use of the non-exclusive easement,but may not deny others from also doing nso.
Can you buy music beats and uses them on your album?
You would be more likely to get a non-exclusive license for the beats, rather than buying them outright. But yes, this is a common agreement in the music industry.
Which one is more convienent mutually exclusive or non mutually?
It must be "mutually exclusive" since "non mutually" does not even mean anything!
What is the legal definition of non-exclusive?
In the law, "non-exclusive" is used as an adjective or other form of grammatical modifier that means or suggests that something is shared, or conversely does not belong to just one person. For example, since all tenants and the landlord of an apartment building need to use certain common areas together (halls, stairs, elevator, laundry room if any, sidewalks, parking lot, etc.), typcially in leasing an apartment the lease will grant the tenant "non-exclusive right to use" those areas along with the other tenants and the landlord. The distinction is important because the actual lease of the actual apartment will be for the tenant's exclusive use. There may be other particular uses of the term for specific areas of the law, such as intellectual property, etc., but the main idea is that it is something more than one person has certain rights to.
Under exclusive license to record label, what rights does the artist retain over their music?
Under an exclusive license to a record label, the artist typically retains ownership of their music, including the rights to the composition and lyrics. However, the record label has the exclusive right to distribute and promote the music.
