This document is used when an owner of a website (Business A) is agreeing that another business (Business B) can use content on their website belonging to Business A, for a fee. In law this is known as ‘content licensing’ (a licence is essentially another word for permission being granted to exercise certain licensed right in respect of something).
Website Content Licensing Agreement (B2B)
£40.00
Description
- What content is being licensed?
- How much is Business B going to pay for using Business A’s content?
- How is this to be paid and when?
- How is the fee calculated? Is it to be a flat one off fee or will it be a monthly arrangement?
- How long is the content to be licensed for? What are the arrangements for bringing the agreement to an end? Will either side be able to end the agreement by giving the other notice in writing? How long should that notice period be?
- Clause 9.1 in the terms limits liability of the licensor to the licensee to a limit of fees paid over six months prior to any claim being issued against the licensee for which the licensor bears some responsibility. Both parties should consider this, to what extent do each party agrees to indemnify the other and on what basis?
- Consider data protection arrangements, how will Business B keep Business A’s content safe? Will Business B be liable to Business A should any copyright infringement occur as a result of their use of Business A’s content?
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