A Content Licensing Agreement is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions of the use and distribution of content such as photos, text, music, videos, software, and other digital assets. It is a contract between the content creator or licensor and the party that wishes to use or distribute the content, known as the licensee. The agreement outlines the scope of the license, which may include the type of use allowed, the duration of the license, the amount paid for the license, and other terms and conditions. Different types of Content Licensing Agreements include exclusive licenses, non-exclusive licenses, blanket licenses, and subscription licenses. An exclusive license grants the licensee exclusive rights to use the content for a certain period of time. A non-exclusive license grants the licensee non-exclusive rights to use the content for a certain period of time. A blanket license grants the licensee the right to use the content for an unlimited amount of time. Finally, a subscription license grants the licensee the right to use the content for a certain amount of time in exchange for a recurring fee.