Anyone who wishes to obtain a license to produce merchandise containing NCAA trademarks may contact: The Collegiate Licensing Company

A license agreement with the NCAA grants a manufacturer the right to use certain NCAA-related designations, which may include each year's championship logo and/or NCAA trademarks, on specific articles of merchandise pursuant to conditions and restrictions set forth in the agreement. The agreement also grants the right to use NCAA trademarks and logos in advertising, promotion and merchandising of these articles subject to prior approval by the NCAA.

A licensee is a person or business entity who has been granted a license to reproduce and distribute copyrighted musical works to the public for private use within the U.S. HFA licensees range from garage bands and religious organizations to record companies and online music services to ringtone companies and digital background music providers. Under U.S. Copyright law, in order to reproduce and distribute copyrighted musical works, users must obtain a proper license.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association, a voluntary organization that governs intercollegiate athletics, oversees the accreditation process. It aims to ensure a commitment to integrity in intercollegiate athletics among Division I schools. The member institution conducts a self-study that examines policies and practices in these areas: academic integrity, governance and rules compliance, and student-athlete welfare.

The NCAA is the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The NCAA is the organization through which it's member schools administer athletics at a national level. For further information see our resource link page.

A licensee is a self-employed individual who purchases a licence to use the La Jolie Ronde methodology and set up their own business teaching French to children.

Certification was tested in 1989 as part of an NCAA pilot program and was approved for all Division I institutions in 1993.

Among its benefits, the program helps keep open the affairs of Athletics to the university community and public, sets standards for operating Division I athletic programs, assists universities in improving their athletics departments and allows universities to be eligible for sanctioned Division I competition.

The policing agency for the NCAA. Students who plan to play Div I or II sports during their freshman year of college must register with the NCAA during their senior year of high school. This registration process certifies that the student has met certain academic and other standards, as required under NCAA guidelines in order to complete and receive athletic-based financial aid.

The NCAA requirements vary slightly depending on whether you will be playing Division I or Division II sport.

For 2001, 2002 and 2003 per program fees are calculated in the same manner described above. For 2004-2006 we have modified and simplified per program licenses by providing for four different levels of fees to be paid based on the number of "weighted programming periods" which the station broadcasts with any feature uses of BMI music. We have continued to use a weighted 15 minute programming period as was the case in the pre-existing per program licenses.

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UNC began the self-study process in August. A steering committee is guiding the activities of subcommittees that are gathering data and drafting the self-study, a process that takes several months. A final report will be submitted to the NCAA in May 2006 and an NCAA review team will conduct a campus visit in Fall 2006. A final decision on UNC’s certification status will be made public by the NCAA most likely in Spring 2007.

There are three Divisions in the NCAA: Division 1 is made up of larger schools with top-notch teams and players that are very skilled and highly competitive. Division 1 universities may award scholarships ? excluding the Ivy League. Division 11 may be capable of competing with Division 1 level, but offer fewer scholarships. D2 teams are often very strong and usually consist of numerous international players.

Students should register with the NCAA at the end of the junior year or during the summer before the senior year. Students may register later than this, but they will benefit in the recruiting process if they register earlier.

The client-publisher agreement allows the publisher to accept any in-market-range offer to expedite the clearance of the song. Most music supervisors are in a time crunch. The ability to control 100% of the song's usage is paramount for meeting this demand. Clients will be contacted for in-market-range offers for these exemptions only -- for when the song is used in 1.) a political campaign, 2.) an X-rated or un-rated movie or TV show, 3.

A J2EE licensee has signed a commercial distribution license for J2EE. That means the licensee has the compatibility tests and has made a commitment to compatibility. It does not mean the licensees products are necessarily compatible yet. Look for the J2EE brand which signifies that the specific branded product has passed the Compatibility Test Suite (CTS) and is compatible.

A - Different licenses have different requirements, so certain information may be not available for a particular trade. For example, insurance is only required for plumbers, fire suppression contractors, riggers, sign hangers, oil burner installers and elevator inspection companies. If you have any questions about the information for a particular licensee, please contact the Licensing Division.

Use the technology to build all or part of an ETT system, profiting from the construction, or sharing in the revenues generated by operating a completed system. Contribute intellectual property (IP) relating to ETT, to the et3.com technology pool, and share in royalty income generated by Licensees engaging in ETT projects, as that IP is used. Perform services for et3.com Inc.

CFP licensees work in credit unions, brokerage firms, insurance companies, mutual fund groups, banks, small and large financial services businesses and for themselves. Many are listed in our Find a Planner database. Consult it to begin your search for planners best qualified to help you with personal or business finance issues.

License to use a domain name is issued to the organization/individual (registrant) which appears on the Part A1 and A2 of the registration form. According to this, the license to use the domain is issued to the registrant. It would be wise to check that the "ownership" information is not listed as the ISP, but rather as your own - company or personal name. Please also note that E-Mail and physical addresses are crucial for proper registration and maintenance.

A royalty bearing contract granting permission to a licensee to produce specific products bearing the trademarks of the licensor.

The first step in becoming a licensee is to provide us with some information about your company and the products under which brand(s) you wish to manufacture. You can submit this information by clicking the Getting Started link. We will then evaluate your interest and determine if there is a fit with our strategy. If so, we will then forward a licensing application to you that will be able to provide us with more information about your company and proposal.

If you have purchased The Mole Professional Desktop Edition, upon the completion of the purchase transaction, your system will be updated online with your permanent software activation key (SAK). You will also receive confirmation of your permanent software activation key (SAK) by email. If there is a communications failure such that your system is unable to be updated online during the transaction, you will be able to input your license details from the instructions included with the email.