Sentence examples for negotiated license from inspiring English sources

All of those who had been named on a granted patent (including pending patent applications) had negotiated license agreements to permit others to use their technology, most often with private companies.

These companies say they have have either negotiated licensing agreements with the recording industry or are doing so.

Clear Channel could also benefit if federal rate-setting courts look to the company's privately negotiated licenses as evidence of market rates.

My.MP3.com users will not be able to listen to music from bands whose music is distributed by independent labels with which MP3.com has not negotiated licenses.

Now MP3.com has negotiated licenses with each of the five major record companies and the group that represents most music publishers.

Liberty filed a lawsuit seeking the removal of Barry Diller as IAC's boss, which IAC described as "preposterous", maintaining that "Liberty does not control" the company.Qtrax, a company promising free legal music-downloads on its website, launched its service with much ceremony in Cannes, but was soon embarrassed when the big recording labels said they had not negotiated licensing deals.

I worked on patents and negotiated licensing agreements.

Under the tight-lipped TRIPS framework and the worryingly mute European Directive, merely a handful of national legal orders allow for breeding-specific research possibilities outside negotiated licenses.

Furthermore, due attention should also be given to these negotiated licensing terms in order to ensure that socially beneficial innovation, in the form of better performing or adapted varieties, is distributed and not locked out by unacceptable conditions set out in a highly competitive marketplace.

Digital distribution services have to negotiate licenses with the major labels, and competition is essential for these negotiations.

Pooling the patents and authorising an administrator (MPEG LA) to negotiate licensing deals certainly helped.