Creators selecting Options A or B enter into a 50-year exclusive agency relationship with Rumble that automatically renews for additional 50-year terms unless written notice of non-renewal is provided 90 days before expiration, and cannot remove submitted videos during the agency term.
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This provision establishes an exceptionally long exclusive agency commitment that restricts creators from independently distributing, monetizing, or removing their content under Options A or B for the duration of the term, with automatic renewal extending that commitment indefinitely absent timely written notice.
Interpretive note: Enforceability of the 50-year term and auto-renewal mechanism may vary by jurisdiction; applicable law in EU member states, Canada, and U.S. states may constrain or invalidate provisions of this length or structure.
Expanded from simple revenue-sharing arrangement to a 50-year auto-renewing exclusive agency term with content lock-in provisions and affirmative opt-out requirement.
View full change record →Establishes a multi-generational content lock-in requiring affirmative 90-day notice to escape automatic renewal, substantially limiting creator control and exit rights.
View full change record →Under this clause, creators who select Options A or B are contractually restricted from independently exploiting or removing their submitted content for a 50-year period, with automatic renewal unless written notice is provided 90 days before expiration. The agreement requires written notice of non-renewal 90 days prior to the end of each 50-year term to terminate the relationship.
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Compare across platforms →"The Agency Term means a 50 (fifty) year period commencing as of the date you enter into this Agreement. The Agency Term shall automatically renew for additional consecutive renewal terms of 50 (fifty) years each, unless either party gives written notice of its intent not to renew the Agency Term, ninety (90) days prior to the expiration of the then expiring Agency Term. If you select any of Options 'A' or 'B,' you cannot remove the video from the Rumble Player for the duration of our Agency agreement.Excerpt from Rumble's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes an exceptionally long exclusive agency commitment that restricts creators from independently distributing, monetizing, or removing their content under Options A or B for the duration of the term, with automatic renewal extending that commitment indefinitely absent timely written notice.
Under this clause, creators who select Options A or B are contractually restricted from independently exploiting or removing their submitted content for a 50-year period, with automatic renewal unless written notice is provided 90 days before expiration. The agreement requires written notice of non-renewal 90 days prior to the end of each 50-year term to terminate the relationship.
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