End User License Agreement
An End Userser License Agreement (EULA) is a special type of licensing agreement typical of computer software. Under a EULA, the buyer doesn't own the software, rather, they are a licensee being granted the rights to use it as directed in the agreement. Some EULAs can only be used on a single computer, others allow unlimited usage across a network.
Website Design Agreement
Under a Website Design Agreement, a web designer agrees to provide design and programming services to a business or individual. This is basically a specialized contractor agreement.
Request to Link to Website
In some cases you can communicate personally with the owner of another website and come to an informal agreement about linking to their site. Sometimes, though, you'll need to formally request the third party to link to their website, or have them link to yours.
Video Clearance or Release
You'll need to use a Video Clearance or Release form to obtain permission to use clips from any video or audio footage that includes one or more individuals. As the released party, you'll be released from liability for the use of the footage. The person(s) being recorded, called the recorded party, grants you permission to use their picture and/or voice. This agreement usually doesn't require a cash payment.
Release for Use of Likeness
This Release for Use of Likeness gives the released party the right to use a photo, image or other likeness of one or more individuals without liability. There's usually no monetary exchange for such a release of liability.
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