"It's about things that are commercial, commercializing everything, commercializing the revolution," he says.
Slater argues that the article was "unbalanced and unfair and is infringing my publicity rights and rights to commercialize the image/s", and asks to see "any evidence you have of any license you have purchases for the use of my image".
Critics said the deal would grant Google quasi-exclusive rights to commercialize millions of orphan works, books whose rights holders are unknown or cannot be found.
Within this arrangement POSCO supports research that POSTECH conducts while earning the right to review all scientific findings and the right to commercialize (Cho 2008).
It is being commercialized by our partners, Merck and GlaxoSmithKline, but the early work was right here at the MedImmune labs.
Patents were created as an incentive for innovation, giving inventors a temporary right to commercialize their ideas, without others copying them.
Unlike traditional partnerships between business and academia, in which companies that provide funds have the right to commercialize any breakthroughs, most of these funds come with no strings attached.
But Universal, a subsidiary of the French media conglomerate Vivendi that was formerly known as the Music Corporation of America, or MCA, retains both the copyright to the music recorded on the discs and the right to commercialize that music after it has been digitized.
The Bayh-Dole Act of 1980 provided U.S. universities with the right to commercialize employees' inventions made while engaged in government-funded research.
The initial agreement gives San Diego-based Diversa Corp. the right to commercialize thermophiles collected in the park in exchange for $175,000, plus a share of the profits, paid to the government over 5 years.
