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6.4 Each party shall be solely responsible for virus detection and the development, operation and maintenance of their respective websites and for imposing disclaimers on end users of the Website equivalent to those set out in this Clause 6. 6.5 The Licensor does not provide the Content for any specific purpose or persons.

1. Licensor hereby grants to any "DPL User" a worldwide, royalty-free, no-charge, non-exclusive license to make, use, sell and distribute Licensed Products and Services.

6.2 Save the warranty as set out in clause 6.1, the Licensor excludes any and all warranties, conditions or other terms implied by statute, common law or otherwise to the fullest extent permitted by law.

2.1 The Licensor shall retain all copyright and all other right, title and interest in and to its Content.

6.3 The Licensor shall not be liable (and hereby excludes liability) for the consequences of any inaccuracy, interruptions or errors in the Content.

6.1 The Licensor warrants that it has full right, title and authority to license the Content to the extent set out in this Agreement and that the Content shall not be an infringement of any third party intellectual property rights.

3.3 GNM shall publish a credit alongside each item of the Partner Content as follows: [Author] for [Partner], part of the [GNM Content Network] 3.4 The Licensor shall retain all right, title and interest in and to its name, logo and trade marks worldwide.

Disney Consumer Products, part of the Walt Disney Company, led the annual list of the top 125 global licensors compiled by License Global, New York, published by Advanstar Communications.

As Statista noted last fall, the top 10 merchandise licensors are each pulling in billions in this market, led by Disney – which makes around $57 billion thanks to big-name franchises like "Star Wars," "Frozen," and others.

Investigating licensing contracts' agreements between firms that aim at transferring protected innovations, Gallini and Wright (1990) explained that the latter respond to two information asymmetry problems: (1) the superiority of a licensor's information on the value of the innovation and (2) the ability of licensees to 'invent around' the transferred innovation.

Nominal fee of $4.9940000 Microsoft points) required for export of Rock Band 1 soundtrack to compensate music licensors for expanded use.The following Rock Band disc tracks will not be available for export into Rock Band 2: * "Paranoid" as made famous by Black Sabbath, * "Run to the Hills" as made famous by Iron Maiden, and "Enter Sandman" by Metallica.