Sentence examples for negotiated royalty from inspiring English sources

Until now, copyright holders had negotiated royalty payments with users.

In March 2007, a BBC News article reported that the PPL were re-negotiating royalty fees paid by UK Internet radio stations, and the result of the negotiations would be that fees would increase.

But Mr. Johnson and Ms. Merians had to incorporate, hunt down poets and read manuscripts, plus negotiate royalty contracts with their writers.

When Qualcomm's boss went to China in 2001 to negotiate royalty payments for his company's third-generation mobile-phone standard, he agreed to accept less than what he charges others.

Rochester officials say they do not really want to take the drug off the market, but rather want to negotiate royalty agreements with Searle and other manufacturers of such drugs.

But the company also has significant costs and has to devote resources to negotiating royalty payments with the record labels.

Earlier this month, European Union competition regulators accused Samsung of abusing its position of holding key patents, while trying to negotiate royalty rates with rival Apple.

It was simply (as I said at the time) that if Random did publish the e-books, they'd have to negotiate royalty rates, and the authors and agents involved would want higher royalties than the 25% of net that has been Random House's usual boilerplate. .

You may want to negotiate royalty terms that require the licensing company to pay you a set amount upfront.

The favorable decision revives Kodak's hopes of negotiating royalties worth $1 billion or more.

"Lack of expertise among engineers and technicians". reluctance in encryption (FUD factor)" patents (can't exploit algorithms without negotiating royalties)" "a) Wider accurate publication of security lapses.