U.S. Government Works Sample Clauses
The 'U.S. Government Works' clause defines how works created by employees of the United States federal government are treated under copyright law. Specifically, it clarifies that such works are generally not subject to copyright protection within the United States, meaning they are in the public domain and can be freely used, reproduced, or distributed by anyone. This clause ensures that government-created materials, such as official reports, publications, or data, are accessible to the public, promoting transparency and the free flow of information.
U.S. Government Works.ĚýIf the Contribution is a U.S. Government work, then Contributors hereby certify that all Contributors were officers or employees of the United States Government at the time the Contribution was prepared and that the Contribution was prepared by Contributors as part of their official government duties. Society acknowledges that under the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976, as amended, United States copyright protection is not available for U.S. Government works, which are considered to be in the public domain in the United States. Society acknowledges that Contributorsâ€� execution of this Agreement documents their permission to Society to publish the Contribution and signifies that Contributors agree with all other terms of this Agreement, but does not convey an exclusive license to Society to publish the Contribution. Society acknowledges that contributors of U.S. Government works may not be able to accept complimentary copies of their contribution, or may only accept the complimentary copies on behalf of their employing agency, and Society will follow Contributorsâ€� preference with respect to providing complimentary copies.
U.S. Government Works.ĚýIf the Contribution is designated above as a U.S. Government work, Contributor hereby certifies that all the Contributors were officers or employees of the United States Government at the time the Contribution was prepared and that it was prepared by the Contributors as part of their official government duties. The Association acknowledges that under the Copyright Act of 1976, as amended, United States copyright protection is not available for U.S. Government works, which are considered to be in the public domain in the United States. U.S. Government works may, however, be protected in other countries under foreign copyright laws governing ownership of foreign copyrights in U.S. Government works. Accordingly, if the Contribution is a U.S. Government work, paragraph 1 shall apply only outside the United States.
U.S. Government Works.Ěýâ€Ŕá certify that the chapter named above was prepared solely by (a) U.S. Government employee(s) as part of his/her (their) official duties and therefore legally cannot be copyrighted.â€�
U.S. Government Works.ĚýIf the Contribution is identified a U.S. Government work, then Contributors hereby certify that all Contributors were officers or employees of the United States Government at the time the Contribution was prepared and that the Contribution was prepared by Contributors as part of their official government duties. Nuffic acknowledges that under the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976, as amended, United States copyright protection is not available for U.S. Government works, which are considered to be in the public domain in the United States. Nuffic acknowledges that Contributorsâ€� execution of this Agreement documents their permission to Nuffic to publish the Contribution and signifies that the Contributors agrees with all other terms of this Agreement, but does not convey an exclusive license to Nuffic to publish the Contribution. Nuffic acknowledges that authors of U.S. Government works may not be able to accept complimentary copies of the Contribution, or may only accept the complimentary copies on behalf of their employing agency, and Nuffic will follow Contributorsâ€� preference with respect to providing complimentary copies. If the Contribution was prepared under a U.S. Government contract or grant, Nuffic acknowledges that the United States Government reserves a royalty-free, non- exclusive, and irrevocable right to reproduce, publish, or otherwise use the Contribution for official United States Government purposes only, and to authorize others to do so, if the U.S. Government contract or grant so requires. However, such works will not be considered U.S. Government works, as described previously. Upon request, Contributors will provide Nuffic with the contract number of the U.S. Government contract or grant and/or copy of the contract.
U.S. Government Works.ĚýIf the Contribution is designated above as a U.S. Government work, Contributor hereby certifies that all the Authors were officers or employees of the United States Government at the time
U.S. Government Works.ĚýIf the Contribution is a U.S. Government work, then Contributors hereby certify that all Contributors were officers or employees of the United States Government at the time the Contribution was prepared and that the Contribution was prepared by Contributors as part of their official government duties. International Lactation Consultant Association acknowledges that under the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976, as amended, United States copyright protection is not available for U.S. Government works, which are considered to be in the public domain in the United States. International Lactation Consultant Association acknowledges that Contributorsâ€� execution of this Agreement documents their permission to International Lactation Consultant Association to publish the Contribution and signifies that the Contributors agrees with all other terms of this Agreement, but does not convey an exclusive license to International Lactation Consultant Association to publish the Contribution. International Lactation Consultant Association acknowledges that contributors of U.S. Government works may not be able to accept complimentary copies of their contribution, or may only accept the complimentary copies on behalf of their employing agency, and International Lactation Consultant Association will follow Contributorsâ€� preference with respect to providing complimentary copies.