There are versions of Time Out in 37 cities, although all but three are licensed to third parties.
Once a menswear powerhouse, the YSL brand languished for ten years when it was licensed to third parties.
Once a power in menswear, the YSL brand had languished for ten years because it was licensed to third parties.
Instead, the TV platform is licensed to third parties who use it in their own boxes or TVs.
"Data broker" means a business, or unit or units of a business, separately or together, that knowingly collects and sells or licenses to third parties the brokered personal information of a consumer with whom the business does not have a direct relationship.
It's a handy piece of software, and one BlackBerry ought to consider licensing to third-parties as security and privacy breaches and concerns rise among smartphone users.
First, Think Finance's model is based on licensing to third party lenders.
"Syndication" means the direct or indirect re-licensing to third parties in English and other languages of material we have acquired for such purpose and/or published or broadcast in the Licensed Products and "syndicate" shall be construed accordingly.
The university's final objection, he says, is that releasing the information may violate a 1986 U.K. law known as the Animal Scientific Procedures Act (ASPA), which prohibits disclosure of information in project licenses to third parties.
We learned that in 2012, the company saw $316.9 million in revenue, with $269 million derived from ad services and the balance, $47.5 million, derived from licensing data to third parties.
