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This is harder — for video games, right now, the large game developers are nonexclusive.

Women usually express "significantly more conservative attitudes toward casual sex and nonexclusive sex," the authors write.

Under the terms of the nonexclusive tag, Wilkerson will be permitted to negotiate with other teams.

Mr. Forge reached Ms. Ferrarini, who consulted with a lawyer, and quickly negotiated a nonexclusive deal.

He later came back and gave me a nonexclusive contract with artistic control of my character.

The partnership between the two companies is nonexclusive, and Flatiron can continue to work with other pharmaceutical companies.

Afterward, the deal was reworked to be nonexclusive, and ESL One content appeared on both Facebook and Twitch.

Artists who place their work on nonexclusive sites also need to be familiar with the terms, Ms. Grissom said.

As part of the agreement, Google will also secure a nonexclusive licensing deal for some of HTC's intellectual property.

Wilkerson received the nonexclusive tag, which allows him to negotiate with other teams — and the Jets to match any offer.

Uber's deal with Volvo is nonexclusive, and the company may sign similar pacts with other carmakers in the coming months.

He stayed on at the network, however, under a nonexclusive deal that allowed him to also work for other news outlets.

ESPN+ also got multiyear nonexclusive streaming rights for Riot Games' popular video game "League of Legends," which were previously held by BAMTech.

It will also offer a free area, where listeners can play any of the estimated 600,000 ad-supported and nonexclusive podcasts in the market.

It would be a nonexclusive deal, so it would not have precluded me from doing other deals in Moscow, which was very important to me.

Its permissions explicitly claim a right to a "perpetual, irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide, fully-paid" license once users upload their photos to the app.

Sports Briefing | Pro Football The All-Pro cornerback Josh Norman became an unrestricted free agent after the Carolina Panthers surprisingly rescinded their nonexclusive franchise tag offer.

Because the partnership is nonexclusive, Avis will be free to partner with other self-driving manufacturers, and Alphabet will be free to work with other rental services.

Amazon's and Google's relationships with third-party companies are nonexclusive, which means that hardware makers are free to add both Alexa and Google Assistant to their products.

Puchwein says the company's engineers traveled around the world to find the best picking robots and eventually settled on Covariant's, which it installs as a nonexclusive partner.

Porsche and Boeing have signed a nonexclusive memorandum of understanding, which means they will look for ways to work together, but they aren't locked into a binding agreement.

Bull, who creates rap videos about the internet, gaming and politics, said he's had videos flagged by the filter because it could not detect that he had a nonexclusive license.

The streaming services themselves have also entered the ring gingerly, with Spotify pursuing nonexclusive licensing deals directly with artists, promising them a larger financial cut and ownership of their recordings.

NBC will have nonexclusive access to all of the programming it sells to Hulu for the streaming service, as part of the deal with Disney the two companies announced on Tuesday.

As Albert Breer of the MMQB explains, if Miller is willing to sit out for the entire 2016 season, it would force the Broncos to give him a nonexclusive franchise tag.

The program is Driscoll's antithesis—public, open, nonexclusive—supplying, for a nominal royalty fee, any grower wishing to use its plants, and sharing crucial information about horticulture derived from its research.

The discussions on the arrangement — which is nonexclusive, meaning Honeywell can partner with other cloud providers — were ongoing for over a year, according to Tony Uttley, the president of Honeywell Quantum Solutions.

"Delegation of nonexclusive duties functions currently as a complete workaround to the Vacancies Act's time limits as almost nothing is exclusive to these positions by statute," O'Connell told me earlier this month.

This continues to put the NFL behind rival leagues like the NBA, NHL and MLB — all of which gave deals to MGM that include marketing rights and nonexclusive rights to official league data feeds.

According to the Times, AT&T's chief executive, Randall Stephenson, had previously said that the new agreement between the two was nonexclusive, meaning Friends could appear on the upcoming WarnerMedia streaming service by 2020.

The main point of contention was over the value of the nonexclusive livestreamed games, which are also widely available on TV. Amazon also backed out of the deal, leaving Twitter as one of the the last players standing, the source added.

The company established its presence in New York City in May that year when it paid more than $70 billion for Bright House Networks and Time Warner Cable, which had a nonexclusive franchise agreement in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island through 2020.

"It would be a nonexclusive deal, so it would not have precluded me from doing other deals in Moscow, which was very important to me," Mr. Trump said in a deposition in an unsuccessful libel suit he brought against Tim O'Brien, a journalist.

A final demo, published by indie studio Annapurna Interactive, showed off the lush art style of rhythm game Sayonara Wild Hearts, developed by Swedish studio Simogo, which appears to be one of the rare nonexclusive Arcade titles, as it is also coming to Nintendo Switch.

And if subsequent comments from the CEO of AT&T, the parent company of WarnerMedia, are any indication, then the nonexclusive deal that Netflix cut to keep Friends streaming is one that should concern anybody who has cut the cord to save money on cable TV. The streaming era is on the precipice of becoming just as expensive as the cable era.

Other teams that named nonexclusive franchise players on Tuesday included the Carolina Panthers, who put the tag on cornerback Josh Norman; the Washington Redskins, quarterback Kirk Cousins; the Chicago Bears, wide receiver Alshon Jeffery; the Kansas City Chiefs, cornerback Eric Berry; the Los Angeles Rams, cornerback Trumaine Johnson; the Buffalo Bills, offensive tackle Cordy Glenn; and the Baltimore Ravens, kicker Justin Tucker.

The section is in full below, emphasis ours:You grant FaceApp a perpetual, irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide, fully-paid, transferable sub-licensable license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, publicly perform and display your User Content and any name, username or likeness provided in connection with your User Content in all media formats and channels now known or later developed, without compensation to you.

" Many worried citizens on Twitter have screenshotted and shared a section of FaceApp's terms of service, which discusses what the company may do with photos that users upload: "You grant FaceApp a perpetual, irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide, fully-paid, transferable sub-licensable license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, publicly perform and display your User Content and any name, username or likeness provided in connection with your User Content in all media formats and channels now known or later developed, without compensation to you.

Grant of Rights: In consideration of an Entrant's Essay being reviewed and evaluated for this Contest, each Entrant hereby grants to the Contest Entities a nonexclusive, irrevocable, fully paid, universal license to use, copy, sublicense, distribute, publish, or display such Essay (and, if applicable, any reports from the trip), or any portion thereof in any media now known or hereafter devised and for any purpose, including advertising or promotions, and to use the name, likeness, voice, biographical information, and image of Entrant in any media now known or hereafter devised and for any purpose, including advertising or promotion of the Contest Entities.

ProQuest acquired the nonexclusive rights to distribute In the Family Magazine content through its Ethnic NewsWatch, GenderWatch, and Alt PressWatch databases.

The court considered whether the actions of Netcom qualified as fair use. The Copyright Act has set out four nonexclusive factors.

Oral nonexclusive copyright licenses remain valid under US law.See Vincent v. City Colleges of Chicago, 485 F.3d 919, 922 (7th Cir. 2007); Bateman v.

OTT carries out its technology transfer mandate by managing the inventions made in NIH's and FDA's intramural laboratories and licensing these inventions to private entities to ensure use, commercialization, and public availability. Over the last 20 years, NIH has executed thousands of license agreements. These licenses transfer NIH and FDA inventions to the private sector for further research and development and for commercialization leading to significant public health benefits. The license types include biological materials licenses, commercial evaluation licenses, nonexclusive patent licenses for internal use, and nonexclusive and exclusive patent commercialization licenses.

The Florida Constitution further grants the Supreme Court original nonexclusive jurisdiction over certain matters. "Original" means that the case can begin and end in the state Supreme Court absent a basis for further appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. "Nonexclusive" means that these matters do not absolutely have to begin in the Supreme Court, but also could originate in a lower court. The bulk of matters falling within this category often are called the "extraordinary writs" and include habeas corpus, mandamus, quo warranto, and the writ of prohibition.

Herds wander each day. Each herd has a nonexclusive home range, and sometimes herds may join in groups of 50 or more. Gaur herds are led by an old adult female, the matriarch. Adult males may be solitary.

If exclusive, the donee can appoint all the property to one or more members of the class of permissible appointees to the exclusion of the other members of the class. If nonexclusive, the donee must appoint some property to each object.Dukeminier, J. et al. Wills, Trusts, and Estates, Eighth Edition.

Grant was a trendsetter, one of the first leading men of the sound era to work extensively as a freelancer, under nonexclusive studio deals, while his star was still on the rise.McCann (1998), pp. 79–80, 144. Ann Sothern starred in seven RKO films between 1935 and 1937, paired five times with Gene Raymond.Finler (2003), p. 215.

In December 2001, Cartoon Pizza agreed to a two-year nonexclusive production deal with Sesame Workshop. Sesame agreed to house the company at their New York City office and handle international distribution. They would co-produce a minimum of six new kids properties. The company became a co-production partner in the Tiger Aspect animation division developed Earth Kid.

692, 694-95 (N.D. Ill. 1942). The Freeman patent was assigned to Honeywell, which licensed five of its manufacturing competitors. The licenses grant a nonexclusive right to make, use, and sell a "combination furnace control" which is defined as a thermostatic switch usable for a Freeman installation and designed in one unit to control the fan and limit circuits.

Like a cross between Abbey Road and some of the Who's finer efforts of the period, the song(s) rocks uncompromisingly hard while maintaining fabulous melodic core. The two pieces are also mutually nonexclusive as well, but joining each other with an undeniable grace. The orchestral guitar/horn coda is undoubtedly one of the most realized moments that Badfinger ever committed to vinyl. A true lost masterpiece.

Tete veld rats are nocturnal and primarily herbivorous, feeding on a mix of vegetation, especially including seeds, although insects form up to 9% of their diet. Individuals inhabit nonexclusive home ranges between , and the population density is relatively low, typically less than . It has been reported to be semi-arboreal in habits. The rats breed in the summer and autumn, and may give birth to up to two litters a year.

But only Furry Vengeance was produced. That same month Participant signed a five-year production and distribution deal with Summit Entertainment. The agreement, which covered titles financed by Participant's $250 million production agreement with Imagination Media, was nonexclusive (meaning Participant could seek distribution of films by other companies) and was limited to four projects a year. The agreement allowed Summit to charge a distribution fee, and to co- finance titles if it wished.

The largest section of their business was wholesaling, where they provided nonexclusive sales of books from major trade publishers as well as small presses. Their wholesale catalog was used by booksellers for years as a resource for surveying the state of alternative publishing, as they consistently carried new titles in such burgeoning fields as African American studies, feminism, holistic health, spirituality, gay and lesbian literature (including erotica), in addition to the aforementioned categories.

The Reformasi movement represents a departure from past Malaysian experience in terms of its aims, scopeand institutions. The movement urged Malaysians not just to vote differently but to actually think differently about politics. In encouraging true multiracial, Reformasi leaders advocated adoption of a unified political culture, in which all subsets of citizens in a Bangsa Malaysia Malaysian Nation will pursue a broader and nonexclusive goal. Crucial to the progress of the movement is the scope of its support.

The designer Mathieu Lehanneur has used the space in a clever and sophisticated fashion, bringing these artists to work together in respect for their world." Vincent Vella remarked, "Their exhibition is a reflection of our modern-day world, in which the boundaries between disciplines are breaking down. 'J'en Reve' embraces contemporary art in all forms, in all styles. Here it means everything, including painting, video, installations, photography and fashion, proposing a vision that is global, nonexclusive, unprejudiced.

Although there is support in the statutes for allowing work to be dedicated to the public domain, there cannot be an unlimited right to dedicate work to the public domain because of a quirk of U.S. copyright law which grants the author of a work the right to cancel "the exclusive or nonexclusive grant of a transfer or license of copyright or of any right under a copyright" thirty-five years later, unless the work was originally a work for hire.

Landover in 2015 On March 3, 2015, the Cowboys placed the nonexclusive franchise tag, worth $12.823 million, on Bryant. On July 15, 2015, Bryant and the Cowboys reached an agreement on a five-year, $70 million contract that included $45 million of guaranteed money and a $20 million signing bonus. During Sunday Night Football against the New York Giants on September 13, 2015, Bryant left the game with a foot injury. An x-ray revealed a fracture in the foot that required surgery.

For example, a testator might grant his brother the special power to distribute property among the testator's three children. The brother would then have the authority to choose which of the testator's children gets which property. Unlike a general power of appointment, the refusal of the appointed party to exercise a specific power of appointment causes the designated property to revert as a gift to the members of a group or a class. A special power of appointment may be exclusive or nonexclusive.

Till then, his papers were housed at the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center. In 1991, Delany entered a committed, nonexclusive relationship with Dennis Rickett, previously a homeless book vendor; their courtship is chronicled in the graphic memoir Bread and Wine: An Erotic Tale of New York (1999), a collaboration with the writer and artist Mia Wolff. After fourteen years, he retired from teaching at Temple University. His last Science Fiction novel Through the Valley of the Nest of Spiders appeared from Magnus Books on this birthday in 2012.

As of December 2011, Khalidov has fought eleven times under the KSW banner, though never featuring in a tournament, instead fighting individually such opponents as Daniel Tabera and Matt Lindland. Khalidov made his US debut with EliteXC on their October 10, 2008 ShoXC card against American Jason Guida. After almost two hard-fought rounds, Khalidov stopped Guida on the feet with an unanswered torrent of punches. Following the collapse of EliteXC, Khalidov has expressed interest in a hasty return to KSW, as previously outlined by his signing with ProElite in favor of nonexclusive contract status.

Often precariously placed atop a > structure that divides and demarcates, bisexual epistemologies have the > capacity to reframe regimes and regions of desire by deframing and/or > reframing in porous, nonexclusive ways…Bisexual epistemologies—ways of > apprehending, organizing, and intervening in the world that refuse one-to- > one correspondences between sex acts and identity, between erotic objects > and sexualities, between identification and desire—acknowledge fluid desires > and their continual construction and deconstruction of the desiring > subject.Pramaggiore, Maria (1996). "BI-ntroduction I: Epistemologies of the > Fence." Representing Bisexualities: Subjects and Cultures of Fluid Desire.

In May 1997, Western Atlas acquired Sungroup Energy Services, a Canadian well logging, production testing, and completion services provider. During the fourth quarter of 1997, Western Atlas acquired Geosignal, a seismic data processing company; Seismic Resources, a provider of nonexclusive seismic surveys; and ParaMagnetic Logging, a well-logging research company. In the fourth quarter of 1997, the company acquired Heartland Kingfisher, a Canadian well-logging company. On August 10, 1998, the company acquired Western Atlas for $5.5 billion in stock plus the assumption of $700 million in debt.

All twelve episodes of season 2 premiered on Xbox 360, Zune, and MSN, with a four-week delay for release on The Guilds official website. The Microsoft releases were free, but supported by Sprint advertisements and product placements. Creator Felicia Day retains the IP rights to the series, with Microsoft paying an "unspecified" license fee upfront. Sometime in late February 2009, when all episodes of season two had been released, Day and her team were free to sign a new nonexclusive distribution deal should they choose to do so.

Feldman also combined several clients into one package and sold them to a producer or studio as one unit. Another tactic was the use of overlapping nonexclusive contracts with clients like Irene Dunne and Claudette Colbert, demonstrating flexible alternatives to the so-called iron-clad studio contract in the classical Hollywood era. In 1942, Feldman was in charge of the Hollywood Victory Caravan for Army and Navy Relief. As an agent, he became friends with major Hollywood figures like Jack Warner, Sam Goldwyn, Gary Cooper, Greta Garbo, and John Wayne, among others.

While they have been heard to make a loud, coarse bellow, rutting stags are generally not vocal. Large, dominant stags defend nonexclusive territories surrounded by several smaller males, with which they have bonded and formed alliances through sparring. When sparring with rival males, sambar lock antlers and push, like other deer, but uniquely, they also sometimes stand on their hind legs and clash downward into each other in a manner similar to species of goat-antelope. Females also fight on their hind legs and use their fore legs to hit each other in the head.

Lati Grobman () is a Hollywood film producer. She acted as the producer and executive producer of several films, such as The Iceman (2012), Texas Chainsaw 3D (2013) and Eliza Graves (2014). In May 2005, Grobman signed a nonexclusive three-picture production deal with producer Avi Lerner's Millennium Films company estimated between $7 million-$15 million according to Variety. In 2011, Grobman partnered up with actress/producer Christa Campbell to form Campbell-Grobman Films, which has produced numerous films, such as Texas Chainsaw 3D (2005), The Iceman (2012), and Straight A's (2013).

Courts usually do not require a copyright holder to affirmatively take steps to prevent infringement. In this case, however, the court found that the plaintiff had granted Google an implied, nonexclusive license to display the work because of Field's failure in using meta tags to prevent his site from being cached by Google. This could reasonably be interpreted as a grant of a license for that use and so the courts held that a license for Google to cache the site was implied because Field failed to take the necessary steps when setting up his website.

The $10,000 contract—representing ten percent of Haloid's total earnings from 1945—granted a nonexclusive right to make electophotography-based copying machines intended to make no more than twenty copies of an original. Both sides were tentative; Battelle was concerned by Haloid's relatively small size, and Haloid had concerns about electrophotography's viability. During this period, Battelle conducted most of the basic research into electrophotography, while Haloid concentrated on trying to make a commercial product out of the results. In 1948, Haloid's CEO, Joseph Wilson, convinced the U.S. Army Signal Corps to invest $100,000 in the technology, an amount that would double later.

Over the next few years, Stanford obtained written assignments of rights from the Stanford employees, including Holodniy, and filed several patent applications related to the procedure. Stanford secured three patents to the HIV measurement process. Some of Stanford's research that was related to the HIV measurement technique was funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), thereby subjecting the invention to the Bayh-Dole Act. Accordingly, Stanford disclosed the invention to the government, granted the government a nonexclusive, nontransferable, paid-up license to use the patented procedure, and formally notified NIH that it elected to retain title to the invention.

Kamiya (2008: 18 - 19) Shinto and Buddhism still have a symbiotic relationship of interdependence, particularly concerning funeral rites (entrusted to Buddhism) and weddings (usually left to Shinto or sometimes Christianity). The separation of the two religions is therefore considered only superficial, and shinbutsu shūgō is still an accepted practice. Still, the separation of the two religions is felt to be real by the public. Scholar Karen Smyers comments, "The surprise of many of my informants regarding the existence of Buddhist Inari temples shows the success of the government's attempt to create separate conceptual categories regarding sites and certain identities, although practice remains multiple and nonexclusive".

The suit was dropped when all parties agreed that the folk group owned the name and that the folk group would grant nonexclusive, nontransferable license to the supergroup to use the name. The two groups then shared the stage at a 1990 concert in Hollywood. The original group last performed in August 2009 at the Guthrie Center in Massachusetts. The rock and roll magazine Blitz described the Highwaymen’s record of their 1963 concert at Massachusetts Institute of Technology as the best compilation or reissue of 2009. Blitz also named the band's album When the Village Was Green one of the best releases of 2007.

It was considered the social event of not only that season but of many to follow, with The New York Times and other publications giving it considerable coverage. Capote dangled the prized invitations for months, snubbing early supporters like fellow Southern writer Carson McCullers as he determined who was "in" and who was "out". Despite the assertion earlier in life that one "lost an IQ point for every year spent on the West Coast", he purchased a home in Palm Springs and began to indulge in a more aimless lifestyle and heavy drinking. This resulted in bitter quarreling with Dunphy, with whom he had shared a nonexclusive relationship since the 1950s.

The majority upheld the arrangement as a well-known, legitimate expedient: “Patent owners may grant licenses extending to all uses or limited to use in a defined field.” The Transformer Company was only a nonexclusive licensee in a limited field, as it and General Talking Pictures knew. The Transformer Company had no rights outside its licensed field, and thus “could not convey to petitioner [General Talking Pictures] what both knew it was not authorized to sell.” The majority paid no attention to whether the so-called amplifiers were actually interchangeable shelf-item components of amplifying systems, a point that Justice Black emphasized in his dissent.

When a user registers with veoh.com, and before they are allowed to upload any content, they must agree to abide by the Veoh's Terms of Use such that: > any User Material that you make available to the Veoh Service may be made > freely available by Veoh through the Veoh Service, including without > limitation for download by other users, and that this permission is made and > granted in consideration of your use of the Veoh Service and is > nonexclusive, perpetual, royalty-free, irrevocable and transferable. . . . > Veoh shall have no obligation to monitor any User Material. However, Veoh > and its agents shall have and do reserve the right to monitor any User > Material from time to time for any lawful purpose.

Illustration of a winghead shark from Fauna of British India (1889), showing the remarkably wide cephalofoil: The function of this structure is yet unclear. Several nonexclusive hypotheses have been proposed to explain the extreme size of the winghead shark's cephalofoil. The placement of the eyes at the ends of the cephalofoil provides a binocular field of view of 48°, the most of any hammerhead and four times that of a requiem shark; this species thus has excellent depth perception, which may aid in hunting. This species also has proportionately the longest nostrils among the hammerheads; longer nostrils contain more chemosensory receptors and can sample more water at a time, increasing the chances of detecting an odor molecule.

Except in very narrowly defined circumstances, noted below under the "small business exception" in 17 USC 110, a business, restaurant, or store that plays radio broadcasts or shows TV programs in the premises does not pay a licensing fee. Radio stations pay fees to licensing bodies for nonexclusive rights to broadcast music. Radio stations and businesses typically pay a flat rate once a year, called a blanket license, which can vary based on the size of the audience, value of the advertising revenues, and amount and nature of music usage. As part of the license contract a radio station may conduct periodic audits of the music being played, with the audit results submitted to the licensing body.

Sarich sought A$100 million in investment from the Australian Government in order to commence manufacture of the engine in Australia. In 1989, the government offered an industry support package of A$1516.5 million, which Sarich declined, and he proceeded to make arrangements to establish operations in the United States. He floated Orbital Engine Corporation in the US via an initial public offering that raised A$113.8 million in 1992 and the company began trading on the New York Stock Exchange. In 1998, Sarich reported that Orbital Engine Corporation had entered into a nonexclusive licensing agreement with the Ford Motor Company to develop and test a pilot for the manufacture of the orbital engine.

Authorized a demonstration program for a two-year period to provide technical assistance, on a nonexclusive basis, to any U.S. firm which is competing for, or has been awarded, a contract for the planning, design, or construction of a project outside the United States. Required the firm to: (1) provide funds in advance, to cover the costs of such assistance; (2) certify that such assistance is not otherwise available; and (3) agree to hold and save the United States free from damages due to the planning, design, construction, operation, or maintenance of the project. Sets forth the authority of the Secretary with respect to an invention made by a Federal employee while providing such assistance. Required the firm to protect any confidential information which may be provided.

As research practice, netnography has 12 roughly temporal, nonexclusive and often interacting process levels (Kozinets, 2015): # Introspection phase: The researcher must reflect upon the role of the research in her current life project and life themes, and her actual life story as it unfolds. # Investigation phase: The researcher devise and sharpen the netnographic research question, basing it upon the study of sites, topics or people, posing it appropriately, such that it can be reasonably answered by a netnographic approach. # Informational phase: The researcher should raise ethical considerations early and be aware of acceptable research ethics practices. # Interview phase: A good range of people or sites are found to investigate and then interviewed and found to match to various online forms of sociality and satisfaction.

On June 26, 2008, the Stanford University Graduate School of Education (GSE) were the first in that school to grant permission to the University to make their scholarly articles publicly accessible and to exercise the copyright in a "nonexclusive, irrevocable, worldwide license ... provided that the articles are properly attributed to the authors not sold for a profit." The GSE Open Archive houses and makes publicly available the GSE authors' working papers as well as published articles. Between May 21-24th, 2013, the Stanford GSE doctoral students voted in favor of a motion to enact an Open Access policy. At this time, however, despite the strong case made by Professors John Willinsky and Juan Pablo Alperin, no other Stanford academic units have stepped forward.

NASA and the FWS's predecessor entered into a "noninterference/nonexclusive use agreement" in 1971; under the agreement, the FWS managed, but did not own, approximately 3,000 acres of land and marshland on the Wallops Island. NASA transferred 373 acres to the ownership of the FWS in 1975, and the FWS continued to manage the remaining 3,000 acres of land under renewals of the 1971 agreement with NASA until around 2006, when the agreement was not renewed. NASA, the FWS, and the Marine Science Consortium entered into a new collaborative agreement in 2011. The refuge is not staffed by FWS personnel and is not actively managed, although the A&N; Electric Cooperative (and previously Delmarva Power) maintains their power line right-of-way by removing certain vegetation, such as non-native autumn olive trees.

On June 10, 2013, the Faculty Board of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) created an institution-wide Open Access Policy. The ruling stated that as of January 1, 2014, all Caltech faculty must agree to grant nonexclusive rights to Caltech to disseminate their scholarly papers either via the authors' own sites or to Caltech AUTHORS, the online repository. The goal is to encourage wider distribution of their work and to simplify the copyright process when posting research on faculty or institutional Web sites. The initiative was put in place to prevent publishers of those journals from threatening legal action or issuing takedown notices to authors who have posted their content on their own sites or to CaltechAUTHORS, an online repository for research papers authored by Caltech faculty and other researchers at Caltech.

On February 12, 2008, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences of Harvard University approved their Open Access Policy, granting to the President and Fellows of Harvard to "make available his or her scholarly articles and to exercise the copyright in those articles ... in a nonexclusive, irrevocable, paid-up, worldwide license..." Since then, several other schools within the University now participate in the Open Access Policies supported by the Office for Scholarly Communication: the Graduate School of Design, the School of Education, the Business School, the Law School, the Kennedy School of Government, the Divinity School, and the School of Public Health. The University's open-access repository is called DASH (Digital Access to Scholarship at Harvard) which is where the faculty upload their scholarly articles for access by all.

In 2014 the Faculty Assembly of the University of Colorado Boulder approved the CU Boulder Open Access Policy "in order to allow for broad dissemination of their research." They granted to The Regents of the University of Colorado "a nonexclusive, irrevocable, worldwide license to exercise any and all rights under copyright relating to their scholarly work, as long as the works are properly attributed to the authors and not used for commercial purposes"—and that the individual faculty would retain full ownership of the material. Authors at UC Boulder are expected to inform publishers about the University's policy and that they "have granted a pre-existing License." The digital repository, CU Scholar, is maintained by the University Libraries and functions under a set of policies derived from the Open Access Policy.

ET) Wednesday night game (although ESPN can elect to show a late game instead of an early one should it so desire), and the coverage of Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day games (except for games that fall under the regular Monday-night slot). ESPN's Monday and Wednesday telecasts remain mostly nonexclusive, meaning the games also can be televised by each club's local broadcasters. In fact, Wednesday games are blacked out on ESPN unless a participating team's local broadcaster does not choose to televise the game. The Sunday games remain on ESPN only, and with ESPN losing the rights to Sunday Night Football telecasts, it looks likely that Sunday Night Baseball will run uninterrupted on ESPN throughout the season, except on Opening Night (when it will air on ESPN2, since it usually conflicts with the NCAA Women's Basketball Final Four).

On 29 April 2015 a large block of land, and surrounding waters, including Cape Grenville, were recognised by the Federal Court of Australia as belonging to the Wuthathi people: > ". . . recognised the exclusive and nonexclusive native title rights and > interests of the Wuthathi People over approximately 1181 square kilometres > of land described at [4] as an ecologically sensitive and beautiful area > around Shelburne Bay on the northern tip of Cape York Peninsula. Also, at > [26] as lying wholly within the wider area of Wuthathi country, which > extends along the coast to Captain Billy Landing in the north, extending > southwards to south of the Olive River, and east to the Great Barrier Reef." 7304 hectares of wetlands on Cape Grenville have been listed as "nationally important wetlands" in the Directory of Important Wetlands (2001) 3rd Edition, Environment Australia.

To take one case as an illustrative example of the Gulf revival, after Texaco's 2001 merger with Chevron, many former Texaco stations in Pittsburgh switched to Gulf since Chevron does not service the Greater Pittsburgh area. As a result, the Texaco brand name disappeared from the area in June 2004 when the nonexclusive rights agreement with Shell expired, with Shell itself expanding in the area by means other than Texaco but, in June 2006 Chevron gave exclusive rights to the Texaco brand name in the U.S. and sold some BP gas stations in the southeast which were Gulf gas stations. In New England, former Exxon stations have been rebranded as Gulf, in accordance with the consent decree that allowed the merger of Exxon and Mobil. Many of the former Exxon stations feature a rectangular logo that fit into the existing sign standards used by Exxon.

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In 2002, Alnylam was founded by scientists Phillip Sharp, Paul Schimmel, David Bartel, Thomas Tuschl, and Phillip Zamore, and by investors Christoph Westphal and John Kennedy Clarke; John Maraganore was the founding CEO. The company was named after Alnilam, a star in Orion’s belt. The spelling was modified to make it unique. In 2003, the firm merged with the German pharmaceutical company, Ribopharma AG. The newly formed company also received $24.6 million in funding from private-equity firms. On February 27, 2004, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals filed for an IPO. The company raised $26 million and began trading as ALNY on the Nasdaq stock exchange. In 2005, the company partnered with Medtronic to develop drug-device combinations to treat neurodegenerative disorders, and in 2006 with Biogen Idec to develop treatments of progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy. In 2007, it entered into a nonexclusive alliance with Hoffmann-La Roche, in which Alnylam received $331 million in exchange for access to its technology platform.

On June 2, 2014, Bright House Networks—which had its carriage agreements negotiated on their behalf by Time Warner Cable, prior to its November 2016 merger with Charter Communications—added the Epix multiplex, with all four channels being offered to its subscribers in a three-month free preview upon its initial rollout. The following month on July 14, Epix signed a multi-platform distribution agreement with AT&T; U-verse, in which the channel's content would be made available to subscribers through the website and apps of both Epix and U-verse, as well as on AT&T; on Demand. On March 4, 2014, Time Warner Cable, one of the cable providers that initially declined to carry the channel, announced that it had reached an agreement with Viacom to begin carrying Epix and its multiplex channels effective March 18. On August 31, 2015, Epix announced that it had signed a multi-year nonexclusive licensing contract in which Hulu would obtain the partial streaming rights to its feature film content.