When you post content on Eventbrite — such as event descriptions, photos, or other materials — you grant Eventbrite a worldwide, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, modify, and distribute that content.
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This broad license grant establishes Eventbrite's operational rights to incorporate user content into service delivery, marketing operations, and third-party distribution partnerships without requiring additional user authorization for each use case. The perpetual and sublicensable nature of the license creates ongoing institutional rights that persist beyond individual user engagement and extend to Eventbrite's designated partners.
Organizers and users who upload creative content retain ownership but grant Eventbrite extensive rights to exploit that content commercially, which may conflict with professional creators' or businesses' IP strategies.
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"You hereby grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, transferable, sublicensable right and license to access, use, reproduce, transmit, adapt, modify, perform, display, distribute, translate, publish, and create derivative works based on: Your Content, in whole or in part, in any media, for the purpose of operating the Services (including our promotional and marketing services, which may include promotion of you and Your Eventbrite Events on a third-party website or other media, including our event distribution providers and our social media properties); Eventbrite's internal purposes (such as employee or shareholder communications); and when you give your permission, for the purposes of promoting Eventbrite or our Services; and Your Trademarks, in connection with our use of Your Content; and for the purpose of identifying you as an existing or past customer of Eventbrite both on the Services and in marketing, advertising and promotional materials.Excerpt from Eventbrite's Terms of Service
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This broad license grant establishes Eventbrite's operational rights to incorporate user content into service delivery, marketing operations, and third-party distribution partnerships without requiring additional user authorization for each use case. The perpetual and sublicensable nature of the license creates ongoing institutional rights that persist beyond individual user engagement and extend to Eventbrite's designated partners.
Organizers and users who upload creative content retain ownership but grant Eventbrite extensive rights to exploit that content commercially, which may conflict with professional creators' or businesses' IP strategies.
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