“You, or if you are entering into this Agreement under authority of a third party rightsholder, that third party, shall not issue any demand, or commence any claim or proceedings to enforce any rights in any Content submitted to Rumble under Agency Option "A" or Agency Option "B", except with Rumble's express authorization...”
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This clause strips creators and their underlying rightsholders of independent ability to enforce their own intellectual property rights in submitted Content, making Rumble's express authorization a prerequisite for any enforcement action.
Interpretive note: The excerpt does not define what constitutes Rumble's 'express authorization' or how a creator may seek it.
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View change record →If you submit Content under Agency Option A or B, you cannot independently pursue any legal claim or demand to enforce your rights in that Content; you must first obtain Rumble's express authorization.
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"You, or if you are entering into this Agreement under authority of a third party rightsholder, that third party, shall not issue any demand, or commence any claim or proceedings to enforce any rights in any Content submitted to Rumble under Agency Option "A" or Agency Option "B", except with Rumble's express authorization...Excerpt from Rumble's Terms of Service
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This clause strips creators and their underlying rightsholders of independent ability to enforce their own intellectual property rights in submitted Content, making Rumble's express authorization a prerequisite for any enforcement action.
If you submit Content under Agency Option A or B, you cannot independently pursue any legal claim or demand to enforce your rights in that Content; you must first obtain Rumble's express authorization.
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