All creators grant Rumble the right to use their name, image, and likeness for publicity, marketing, promotion, and advertising of Rumble and its services, regardless of which agency option is selected.
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This provision grants Rumble a broad right to use creator name, image, and likeness for its own commercial marketing and advertising purposes, applicable across all agency options and without stated geographic or temporal limitation.
Interpretive note: Enforceability of this grant for identifiable individuals may be constrained by right of publicity statutes in specific U.S. states and by personality rights frameworks in EU jurisdictions; applicable law may limit the scope of permissible commercial use.
Grants Rumble commercial rights to creator identity for marketing purposes beyond content itself, enabling use of creator personas in Rumble promotion.
View full change record →Under this clause, creators grant Rumble the right to use their name, image, and likeness in marketing and advertising materials for Rumble or the Rumble Service. The agreement does not specify duration limits, geographic scope, or the types of marketing contexts in which the name, image, and likeness may appear.
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Compare across platforms →"Further, you hereby grant to Rumble the right to use and otherwise exploit your name, image, and likeness in connection with publicity, marketing, promotion and/or advertising of Rumble or the Rumble Service.Excerpt from Rumble's Terms of Service
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This provision grants Rumble a broad right to use creator name, image, and likeness for its own commercial marketing and advertising purposes, applicable across all agency options and without stated geographic or temporal limitation.
Under this clause, creators grant Rumble the right to use their name, image, and likeness in marketing and advertising materials for Rumble or the Rumble Service. The agreement does not specify duration limits, geographic scope, or the types of marketing contexts in which the name, image, and likeness may appear.
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