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Under U.S. copyright law, the author of an article or blog post generally is the owner of the copyrights in that work. The same applies for the creator of a video clip or the photographer who takes a photograph -- as a default rule, the creator is the owner of copyright in her work.

A digital site license allows institutions such as a college or university, public library, or organization to access a film that is hosted in the cloud. Typically, the digital site license will provide access to the film for the life of the file format.

A content licensing agreement allows companies to repurpose or republish material through a legal contract. Often called a copyright license, it's a flexible solution for companies that wish to distribute previously published materials.

Ownership of content posted: Refers to the original owner and/or creator of content. Even though social media networks have rights to content on their platforms per their licensing agreements, social media users are the legal owners of the content they post.

Content licensing is the distribution of media assets by content sellers to any third party, with conditions of how the assets may be used outlined in a legally-binding contract. Modern content licensing agreements have become increasingly complex with myriad distributors and revenue models.

Media Licenses means any license, permit, certificate, ordinance, approval or other authorization, or any renewal or extension thereof, from the FCC that is necessary for the broadcast or other operations of the Company and its Subsidiaries.

Now once you have all the variables set and you know the term length, intent of use, audience, file size, and format, you can put together your license agreement with the price. How much to charge for content licensing? Most creators will start at around 10-25% of the sponsorship agreement price.