Exclusive: Original content you created that you guarantee has not been previously published online or in print and will not be published elsewhere in the future. Upfront payment offers are typically higher for exclusive submissions. Once you accept an offer for an exclusive submission, you assign full copyright ownership to Associated Content.

Non-exclusive license: the original design template that your site design is based upon may be used by our future customers as a basis for their websites. Exclusive license: you will be the last customer entitled to use that design as a basis for your website design. Only you and the customers who were licensed to use that design before you will be entitled to continue using it. Yes. Because there is very small chance that you will find the same design on the Internet.

First, we want to verify for everyone that the code did what was claimed; that means looking at it. And then we want to use it if we can. We’re a business and we want to make sure we can capitalize on the discovery. But we don’t want to impede the winner’s ability to capitalize on it as well. Actually, we hope they can build their own business and license it to others as well. That is the point after all.

Do you not want other web sites to use the same template? If so, an "exclusive-use license" is what you need.

Even though someone else might be commercializing your product, if our research shows that your software has good potential, and our marketing approach can offer a better 'product' to the prospects (e.g., services, pricing, quality of support, etc.), then it might still make sense for OCS to commercialize your product. Another possibility is that your software might fit into a commercialized suite of related products, the sum of which would be greater than the individual components.

All our products are sold on a non-exclusive basis, this means that the item can be purchased more than once and will not be removed from sale once purchased. All our products come with the option of an exclusive purchase. This means that you will be the last or in the case of a logo design only person to purchase this product. Once purchased exclusively the item will be removed from the database and no longer available for sale.

Exclusivity simply means that you, your staff, and Burst will be the only sales agents for your site, and that you agree not to work with any other advertising networks. Regardless of exclusivity, you are always free to sell ad space directly for your site. Exclusive contract rates can be requested after you have been an active Burst publisher for at least 90 days.

A unique Feature of Indianshutter.com is that we allow Premium users to specify the price they want to sell their images at (Please be realistic while specifying the price of your image). You have to mention two prices. Exclusive Purchase Price: If a buyer chooses this price, it passes all rights of your image, including re-sale rights to the Buyer. You will have no rights to sell the image either on IndianShutter.com or any other image portal, post this sale.

This licence gives the National Library of Canada permission to disseminate your thesis. It is non-exclusive, so you can publish all or part of it as you wish. While the National Library considers student participation in this program to be voluntary, Dalhousie, like other Canadian universities, requires that all theses be publically available and students are required to sign this permission. More information on the program can be found at www.nlc-bnc.ca/thesescanada.

Non-exclusive purchase means that other people can buy the templates you have chosen some time later. Exclusive purchase guarantees that you are the last person to buy this template. After an exclusive purchase occurs the template is permanently removed from the sales directory and is never available to other customers again. Only you and people who bought the templates before you will own it.

Our designs are unique and professionally designed using strict guidelines for quality and usability in print and on the web. When you buy a logo from Market Hardware, you get a great price, you save days (if not weeks!) of creative time, and you get to See It First(tm) You will be the sole owner of your design. If we offer a design exclusively it means that we have not ever, nor will we ever sell that design to another customer. You can use it anywhere you like.

Yes, Net Lead Systems offers both exclusive and non-exclusive leads. Each purchased lead remains exclusive to the purchaser for 48 hours, at which time the lead becomes available again for purchase. Our leads are sold up to 4 times. However, you have the unique ability to mark your lead as exclusive for a total of 14 days, should you be in the process of closing the lead and not wish for that lead to be contacted by another sale’s professional.

Non-Exclusive Beats : The buyer purchase certain right to use the beat and the buyer must give credit to the producer of the beat. A Non Exclusive beat may be sold to more than one party

The licence is an agreement to say that you have all the necessary permissions to self archive your work and to make it available as Open Access through the repository. A default licence is included, however, licences can be customised per collection (for example if you wanted a licence for a collection that has restricted access).

In order to offer content at the prices we do we sell the articles on a "non-exclusive" basis. This means that we can sell the information to someone else as well. With millions of sites on the Internet it is unlikely a visitor will stumble across your content on a different site. If you would like to be the sole owner of the content let us know and we will work something out.

Exclusive Buyout" license is a unique royalty free license that provides the most image rights and privileges to buyers and the highest commissions to photographers. This license extends the rights offered by our standard royalty free license, for example, upon purchase of this license the image may be used for commercial purposes such as selling the photo in a template, poster, postcard, or any other...

Licenses may be exclusive for a particular field of use, or non-exclusive. In all ORNL agreements, the U.S. government is granted a fully paid-up, non-transferable, non-exclusive license to use the invention for government purposes only, as is the case with all federally funded inventions.

Yes, but with some limitations. You can't resell it as a template, as we do. You can use one template for one project for you or your clients. You must use the template according to our 'Terms of Use'. You will need to purchase the template once more if you want to use same template for another project.

In all IMTL agreements, the U.S. government is granted a fully paid-up, non-transferable, non-exclusive license to use the invention for government purposes only, as is the case with all federally-funded inventions. Because of the nature of IMTL’s technology, the government reserves sole rights to all inventions for use in the field on uranium enrichment.

exclusive purchase guarantees that you are the last person to buy this template. After an exclusive purchase occurs the template is permanently removed from the sales directory and is never available to other customers again. Only you and people who bought the template before you will own it.

Exclusive content will be exclusively owed by you. So you'll be the only website on earth with this photo set or video. You can even resell the content again. Semi-exclusive content is not owned by you, but you will be the only one who gets the content for a period of 3 month. After this time, we will also distribute the content to other webmasters. Non-exclusive content is licenced by you for up to ten websites owned by you. Other webmasters can also license this content during the same time.

with printed books, our publishing contracts grant iUniverse the non-exclusive right to publish the book in electronic form. The exact eBook publishing details are included in the most current publishing contracts.

Non-exclusive' simply means that you and your company don't own the sole rights to use the icons. Meaning they will be sold to other clients if and when they order them through our site.

The Board of Directors of the acquiring person or its designee must make that determination based on fair market value.

Licenses may be totally exclusive, exclusive for a particular field of use or geographic region, or non-exclusive. In all Berkeley Lab agreements, the U.S. government is granted a fully paid-up, nontransferable, non-exclusive license to use the invention for government purposes only, as is the case with other federally funded inventions.

You must qualify to become an exclusive FlashDen Author. To do this you must have sold at least $500 worth of items. This can be comprised of any combination of items (20 x $25 items, 500 x $1 items etc). Once you qualify you can submit an application to become exclusive through your Account page. Applications will be screened before your new benefits are granted.