By submitting any content to the Ticketmaster or Live Nation Marketplace, users grant a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable license to use, reproduce, modify, distribute, and incorporate that content into advertisements and other works, and to pass those rights to third parties.
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This provision establishes that user-submitted content, including photos, reviews, or other materials, may be used by Ticketmaster and Live Nation in advertising and distributed to third parties under sublicensed rights, with no time limitation and no compensation obligation. The scope of the license, including advertising incorporation and irrevocable third-party sublicensing, may require evaluation under GDPR consent requirements and California right-of-publicity statutes for affected user groups.
Significantly expanded to include derivative works, incorporation into advertisements, archiving, reformatting, and explicit statement of transferability and assignability of rights, plus removal of exclusivity limitation.
View full change record →The agreement requires users who post content to the Marketplace to grant Ticketmaster and Live Nation a perpetual, irrevocable license to use that content in advertisements and share it with third parties at the company's sole discretion. This license survives account termination and applies to all media now or in the future.
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"by posting, uploading, or submitting your User Content to the Marketplace, you grant us a license to access, store, transmit, use, reproduce, create derivative works of, distribute, publicly perform, display, reformat, incorporate into advertisements and other works, promote, archive, and modify your User Content in our sole discretion and for any purpose, in any and all media now or hereafter known. You agree that these rights and licenses are royalty-free, transferable, sub-licensable, assignable, perpetual, worldwide, and irrevocable, and include a right for us to make your User Content available to, and pass these rights along to, others with whom we have contractual relationships related to the operation of the Marketplace, and to otherwise permit access to or disclose your User Content to third parties, at our sole discretion.Excerpt from Ticketmaster's Terms of Use
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This provision establishes that user-submitted content, including photos, reviews, or other materials, may be used by Ticketmaster and Live Nation in advertising and distributed to third parties under sublicensed rights, with no time limitation and no compensation obligation. The scope of the license, including advertising incorporation and irrevocable third-party sublicensing, may require evaluation under GDPR consent requirements and California right-of-publicity …
The agreement requires users who post content to the Marketplace to grant Ticketmaster and Live Nation a perpetual, irrevocable license to use that content in advertisements and share it with third parties at the company's sole discretion. This license survives account termination and applies to all media now or in the future.
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