Movie Licensing USA manages licensing for Disney and other major studios.
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The licensing panel voted to block her from taking the bar licensing exam.
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Corey Goellner, a licensing manager with Movie Licensing USA, cited copyright law, and pointed to a $536 annual licensing option as well as discounts on multiyear agreements.
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Licensing is relatively easy as I run a licensing server to validate all installs.
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Would it allow licensing requirements, particularly the more stringent, expansive licensing rules in Massachusetts?
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Qualcomm's operating segment relating to the licensing of its patents is called Qualcomm Technology Licensing (QTL).
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Some waive licensing fees or expedite licensing for military spouses but frequently, a recent study in Minnesota found, licensing boards are unaware of the policies in place to help military spouses.
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After Rambus, I joined Intellectual Ventures (IV), the world's largest patent-licensing company, as a Licensing Executive, where I was again on the front line of more than eight patent-licensing engagements.
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The company's licensing business generates royalties earned through the licensing of wireless patents to the mobile industry.
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In all of 2017, Ceva forged 45 licensing deals, boosting its licensing revenue growth by 35 percent.
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" Judge Stanton further noted that, "The Consent Decree neither bars fractional licensing nor requires full-work licensing.
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Comcast said content licensing revenue decreased 8.8 percent due to the timing of content availability under licensing agreements.
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Which was, back then it was licensing our stuff anywhere we could and bridging into exclusively licensing deals.
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Hulu has existing licensing agreements with Disney Studios, EPIX and a pay licensing deal with IFC Films for documentaries.
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Koh ruled that Qualcomm's patent licensing practices had "strangled competition" and directed the company to renegotiate licensing agreements with customers.
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The company attributed its strong profit primarily to its licensing segment, which makes money from patents and other licensing arrangements.
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Each region has its own licensing arms and licensing content — even for Netflix original programming — differs from country to country.
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About $170 million of Trump's wealth comes from his brand businesses — Trump Hotel Management & Licensing Business and Trump Product Licensing.
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The company has hired Eric Karp, previously the general manager of licensing at Crayola, as its first head of licensing.
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Blackberry said it would retain ownership of the patents and operate its own licensing program outside of Teletry's sub-licensing rights.
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In 2016, while its licensing deal with Apple was still ongoing, three-quarters of Qualcomm's profits came from its licensing division.
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Correction: Most of Qualcomm's profit comes from its licensing business; this article previously stated that most of Qualcomm's revenue came from licensing.
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Verizon should pay to "solve the patent licensing issue," a Huawei intellectual property licensing executive wrote in February, according to the report.
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As explained by the DOJ, fractional licensing will prevent many of the substantial procompetitive benefits that come from the PROs licensing activities.
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"Our licensing platform is the fastest growing way we acquire active accounts at Roku," adds Ely, of the existing Roku TV licensing program.
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"If you're OK licensing my Second Amendment right, what's wrong with licensing your First Amendment right?" he said, according to the Indy Star.
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Disney's licensing company, Movie Licensing USA, demanded a California elementary school pay $250 after the PTA showed "The Lion King" at a fundraising event.
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Verizon should pay to "solve the patent licensing issue," a Huawei intellectual property licensing executive wrote in February, The Wall Street Journal reported earlier.
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With businesses licensing rights thousands, if not millions of songs, the administrative nightmare of licensing partial ownerships would push many to abandon music altogether.
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It means we need to revisit launch licensing and remote sensing licensing, and find ways of making this process more efficient and more effective.
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Taking a hard look at growth in occupational licensing and unnecessary licensing requirements and fees may result in increased entry into many different professions.
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Verizon should pay to "solve the patent licensing issue," a Huawei intellectual property licensing executive wrote in February, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier.
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No licensing fee will be required in Mississippi, but Indiana and Virginia will require $50,000 licensing fees, which could effectively lock out most smaller operators.
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Erick Robinson, a patent attorney who had worked in Qualcomm's licensing division in Asia, said the patents could give Apple better leverage in licensing talks.
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Retail sales for licensed products grew to $251.7 billion in 2015, according to the 2016 International Licensing Industry Merchandisers' Association's Annual Global Licensing Industry Survey.
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People have also been approaching me about licensing deals as far as handbags and shoes and Minnie Rose home, the opportunities for licensing are endless.
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Claims adjusters need a bachelor's degree in finance, insurance or business and should take a pre-licensing course in order to pass the licensing exam.
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The whole work licensing process took care of this mess quickly and organically, but what would occur if we switched to a fractional licensing regime?
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" ** "China's National Development and Reform Commission investigated Qualcomm's licensing practices and in 2015 imposed a rectification plan that altered some of Qualcomm's licensing practices in China.
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Accela has traditionally worked to build SaaS solutions to help governments manage regulatory filings and licensing documents for things like land use permitting and marijuana licensing.
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The Jacobsons approached the Collegiate Licensing Company, which administers licensing and merchandise programs for schools, and offered up sports apparel that could be sold at retail.
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Fraunhofer's announcement notes that the company is "terminating" the "licensing program" for the MP3, opening the door for royalty- and licensing-free use of the format.
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" ** "China's National Development and Reform Commission investigated Qualcomm's licensing practices and in 2015 imposed a rectification plan that altered some of Qualcomm's licensing practices in China.
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By tying it directly to the sales system, and connecting to the insurance industry licensing database, it would in theory prevent anyone from selling without proper licensing.
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"Profitability was better than expected despite a soft topline because of higher licensing revenue in its high margin entertainment and licensing segment," UBS analyst Arpine Kocharyan said.
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Qualcomm, which saw sales in its licensing segment fall approximately 6 percent year over year to $1.14 billion, did not record any licensing revenue during the latest quarter from Apple, which is continuing to withhold royalty payments from the chipmaker over an ongoing legal fight involving Qualcomm's licensing practices.
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It's a special licensing they seek from the zoning board or from licensing and inspection that allows them to operate as a completely confidential, private, members-only club.
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By the time Premiere Publishing went bust in September 22016, after Trump terminated his licensing agreement with the company, Trump had received at least $855,000 in licensing fees.
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For example, courts could force legislatures to explicitly approve expansions in the scope of occupational licensing, depriving licensing boards of the power to do so in shadowy obscurity.
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If the vendor finds the customer is breaking any of their complex licensing rules, they may levy a fine in line with the terms of the licensing agreement.
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" ** "Qualcomm's own documents show that Qualcomm knew its licensing practices could lead to antitrust liability, knew its licensing practices violate FRAND, and knew its licensing practices harm competition, yet continued anyway even in the face of government investigations in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, the European Union, and the United States.
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" ** "Qualcomm's own documents show that Qualcomm knew its licensing practices could lead to antitrust liability, knew its licensing practices violate FRAND, and knew its licensing practices harm competition, yet continued anyway — even in the face of government investigations in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, the European Union, and the United States.
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" ** "Qualcomm's own documents show that Qualcomm knew its licensing practices could lead to antitrust liability, knew its licensing practices violate FRAND, and knew its licensing practices harm competition, yet continued anyway — even in the face of government investigations in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, the European Union, and the United States.
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Disney's licensing company, Movie Licensing USA, sent an email to the school, which was obtained by CNN, that said it had been alerted to the school's "Lion King" showing.
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Koh ruled that Qualcomm's patent licensing practices had "strangled competition" and directed the company to renegotiate licensing agreements with customers at fair prices without threatening to cut off supplies.
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For example, it could result in rulings for Qualcomm's licensing practices in general if it requires the company to limit the amount it can charge for licensing its patents.
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The National Employment Law Project graded the licensing laws of the 39 states and the District of Columbia which restrict the scope of licensing boards to consider criminal records.
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That would mean Welsh ministers getting control of a few more policy areas, including transport (regulating ports, setting road speed-limits, licensing taxis and so on) and marine licensing.
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While the practice of fractional licensing would prove unworkable from the outset, a bigger concern would be the abuses that would be a natural bi-product of fractional licensing.
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Koh ruled that Qualcomm's patent licensing practices had "strangled competition" and directed the company to renegotiate licensing agreements with customers at fair prices without threatening to cut off supplies.
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Among other things, the president said he would increase federal licensing to bolster background checks and offer up new resources for agencies charged with licensing dealers and enforcing gun laws.
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Former President Obama ended the licensing process in 2010, but in Trump's first budget request the White House asked for $120 million to restart the licensing process for the repository.
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Ceva signed eight licensing agreements in the quarter, including three with companies targeting 5G networking and a strategic artificial intelligence licensing agreement with a major automotive manufacturer, the company said.
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"We as a company believe that every great media company has a great licensing strategy — a way to protect your brand as you enter the world of licensing," he said.
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Three N.C.A.A. subcommittees, which are examining athlete work opportunities, individual licensing and group licensing, will soon offer ideas, and feedback will also come from conferences, Olympic sports organizations and students.
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We ask the city to explore ways to enhance our night time economy, including ways to improve and update late liquor licensing, licensing types, transportation, community safety, and special events.
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While Disney will no longer make its own video games, it does plan to continue licensing its properties to other developers, much like its "Star Wars" licensing deal with Electronic Arts.
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Granting the ability to license on a fractional basis would allow Copyright Trolls to intentionally hold up the licensing process and leverage the prospect of copyright infringement into higher licensing fees.
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Recently, Dubset signed a deal with Apple to help facilitate legal licensing of DJ mixes and remixes, and Skio Music have also launched their own system for licensing samples and remixes.
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Mr. Biden also called for financial incentives to encourage states to enact gun licensing programs, but stopped short of endorsing a national licensing requirement, in contrast to most of his opponents.
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Emerson Elementary School in Berkeley, California, was fined $250 by licensing firm Movie Licensing USA for playing the movie during a "parent's night out" fundraiser that raised $800, according to CNN.
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Last night, Sony and its professional baseball licensing partners made a very surprising announcement: The licensing rights extension for Sony's long-running baseball franchise would be multi-year and multi-platform.
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Headlines * Spotify reaches licensing deal with Sony Music on.ft.
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Cyprus received expressions of interest from ENI, Total, Statoil, Exxon Mobil, Qatar Petroleum, and Cairn in a licensing round for another three offshore hydrocarbon blocks in a licensing round in late July.
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Legislation for national minimum standards for taxi and PHV licensing — for drivers, vehicles and operators — is another recommendation, though with licensing authorities left free to set additional higher standards if they wish.
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"In the meantime, individual licensing authorities have an important part to play by following New York's lead in using their licensing policies to guarantee living wage rates for drivers," he also said.
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Qualcomm has argued its licensing practices follow long-established industry norms and that it charges broadly the same licensing rates that it had for many years before it ever started selling chips.
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The Qualcomm Technology Licensing (QTL) business, which contributed about 85 percent of the company's earnings before taxes in 2016, generates royalties earned through the licensing of wireless patents to the mobile industry.
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That is because the DOJ and the Supreme Court both concluded that, due to the complicated nature of music licensing, the blanket licenses offered by licensing entities do more good than harm.
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If the DOJ intended to allow fractional licensing under the decrees, there should at least be some record of this decision to write the consent decrees so that fractional licensing is allowed.
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It's worth noting, though, that Microsoft Licensing explicitly lists the exFAT file system as one of the technologies that are available for licensing, so chances are this is covered under the agreement.
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Movie Licensing USA, a licensing firm that works with Disney and a number of other companies, sent an email to Emerson Elementary, letting it know the firm was alerted to the PTA's screening, and the school was facing a $250 fine as a result for showing a movie for which it didn't have the licensing rights.
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If you're a big star then your single biggest revenue stream is often trademark licensing, which is basically licensing out your name and your brand to other companies in sponsorship deals and products.
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For some vendors, that may mean a shift away from pre-server licensing to per-seat licensing, so there are business implications to this, but in general, it's a logical move for most.
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The licensing system in Massachusetts is cited by experts as one of the primary reasons the state has the lowest gun death rate in the US. The candidates generally seem favorable to licensing.
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The EU is focused on the strict licensing rules that Google imposes on smartphone-makers—for example, requiring them to pre-install its Chrome browser as a condition of licensing some Google apps.
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Dr. Spetz said that states and nurse licensing boards should be preparing by easing licensing requirements for registered nurses who need to cross state lines, and ensuring medical workers have emergency child care.
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Sony Music and Spotify have finally reached a licensing agreement.
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Salix focuses on licensing and developing drugs for gastrointestinal disorders.
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The song licensing reportedly cost Nike $250,000, according to Investopedia.
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Background checks, licensing requirements, and the like are positive steps.
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DM: Another area where you've identified rents is occupational licensing.
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This isn't the only licensing agreement of its kind, though.
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It all stems from a licensing deal inked in 2011.
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Licensing agreements are a particularly opaque area of Apple's business.
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We've tolerated abusive pricing and restrictive licensing terms long enough.
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There's insurance requirements, licensing requirements, helmet mandates for those machines.
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Proposed legislation in certain other states has favored licensing fees.
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The licensing regime around Uber and its ilk is complicated.
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The company is also taking a new approach to licensing.
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How much can content contributors make from licensing their stuff?
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Booker led the charge with a plan that includes licensing.
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When they first came out, they were licensing things. Yep.
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Extending its licensing partnerships program is the clear priority now.
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Last year Mississippi brought its licensing boards under closer supervision.
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And less licensing across the board would make entrepreneurship easier.
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In fact, photo licensing is already a $4 billion market.
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All of these proposals face significant licensing and other hurdles.
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"He was very good at licensing and promotion," Buffett said.
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It generated revenue through partnerships, advertising, licensing and booking deals.
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It also seeks to tackle regulatory barriers such as licensing.
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And, finally, she had some clarity on the licensing process.
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HOW MUCH DOES DISNEY EXPECT TO LOSE IN LICENSING REVENUE?
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What is a monkey going to do with licensing money?
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Indeed, the CNMC itself encouraged a relaxing of licensing rules.
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Although initially he said the push is for OS licensing.
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The company also makes money from ads and licensing deals.
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You should be licensing as many providers as you can.
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"The first licensing round for oil exploration closed," he said.
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"We also see opportunity for licensing buybacks to accelerate growth."
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Booker released a gun violence plan focused largely on licensing.
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The QB Club and the union's licensing arm, Players Inc.
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The Qualcomm Technology Licensing business generated $53 billion in revenue.
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Overly broad and burdensome licensing laws raise serious constitutional problems.
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There was no licensing of doctors, so quacks were common.
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But the investment has been delayed due to licensing hurdles.
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Until then, licensing had been a footnote at Boise State.
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The results were boosted by a jump in licensing revenue.
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The licensing portion of Snyder's order will be particularly meaningful.
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South Africa recently established a legal framework for licensing growers.
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People who help us on the licensing and distribution side.
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My lawyers will be in touch about a licensing fee.
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Most of Trump's income comes from licensing, not from construction.
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Yes, licensing, but you told them you owned the building.
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Licensing the image that we would later mirror was complicated.
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An additional $226 million paid Fortress's debt from licensing fees.
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SaaS deals, licensing deals, marketing arrangements, contractor agreements, partnerships, etc.
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All businesses must also comply with local licensing and rules.
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Qualcomm is leading with price, closing certainty and licensing business.
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Additionally, state governments hold responsibility for regulating and licensing pharmacies.
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The New Jersey Racing Commission handles licensing for the racetracks.
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Investors cheered when the licensing deal was announced in 2012.
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Incentivizing states to implement gun licensing programs of their own.
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" Booker: "It's frustrating when 77% of Americans agree on licensing.
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Licensing it, you could split it up 100 different ways.
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DHS would be responsible for licensing the family detention centers.
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Licensing fees don't make up for that ad revenue loss.
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Trump typically gets fees on sales for licensing his name.
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Last month, Roku announced its first licensing agreement in Europe.
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The launch would require licensing by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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S) agreeing a $7 billion licensing deal for Starbucks' (SBUX.
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The studio isn't just licensing its movies out to streamers.
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Weller reports to Monid, the licensing and market conduct chief.
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The fee would cover licensing of more than 230 patents.
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States could also individually up their licensing requirements for police.
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The company also has revenue from royalty and licensing deals.
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But it means less reach and licensing revenue for Viacom.
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There are also separate labeling, licensing and brand registration norms.
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Kloppers said the company was open to licensing its technology.
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Apple is suing it in multiple locations over onerous licensing fees, while Qualcomm has already been fined in South Korea, Taiwan, the European Union, and China for issues related to anti-competitive licensing practices.
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Ascap, the music licensing agency, has agreed to pay $1.75 million to settle an investigation by the Justice Department that found that some of the group's licensing deals had violated its longstanding regulatory rules.
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But over time, a divide has grown between the licensing approach taken by Qualcomm, one of the most significant holders of essential patents, and the licensing approach taken by nearly all other industry players.
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"It's time for the government and licensing authorities like Transport for London to step in and insist on a fair deal for drivers as an on-going condition of licensing for Uber," he added.
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"There are well-accepted and appropriate ways for state licensing boards to ask about physician impairment, and my hope is that this study will move licensing boards to consider those changes," he said by email.
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"I believe these principles and guidance will help SMEs better understand the cellular licensing process, making it easier for them to participate in cellular standards development and licensing," IP Europe SME Chair Ruben Bonet said.
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The biotech company operates with a licensing model, licensing its intellectual property and selling its engineering services and the materials to accomplish fermentation — a bacteria and dry mix combo to which customers just add water.
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While about 90 percent of Nokia's sales come from mobile network equipment, licensing payments on Nokia's smartphone patents are highly profitable and the company has recently struck licensing deals with all the main handset makers.
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Per Reuters, it could involve Ford licensing VW's modular EV platform.
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We're licensing our specific shows, like TV has done for years.
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This was only days after the FAA implemented the licensing requirement.
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The company also recently announced expanded licensing deals with Warner Bros.
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The company has also shelved plans for two hotel licensing concepts.
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We would only pay an honest licensing fee, and nothing more.
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Dialog signed a $600 million licensing deal with Apple last year.
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We wish you all the best in your future licensing endeavors.
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There are traditional licensing deals, which is how many fragrances work.
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Occupational licensing requirements impose burdens on American workers with little benefit.
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Winners get a 1 percent cut of sales plus licensing revenue.
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The BBC's primary revenues come from an annual television licensing fee.
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"The licensing agreements with leagues are onerous and complicated," Flagg said.
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Ireland's licensing laws can be traced back to the potato famine.
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Arm, a chip designer, may stop licensing its technology to Huawei.
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The award stems from a 2016 dispute over patent licensing contract.
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Licensing intellectual property can be a powerful differentiator for your game.
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The rule also establishes a process for licensing commercial drone pilots.
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Licensing fees accounted for around 80% of Qualcomm's profits in 2016.
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Those licensing fees make up a substantial portion of Qualcomm's revenue.
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WarnerMedia is stuck in licensing agreements that will limit its appeal.
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The convention works primarily through a system of classification and licensing.
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That had to do with the licensing regime Pandora fell under.
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Imagination is in talks with Apple on a new licensing deal.
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The thing that has to catch up is the licensing laws.
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But licensing Marvel's angry green hero had been relatively low risk.
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Existing content distribution deals, licensing terms, and conditions will remain unchanged.
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State licensing fee for non-cannabis testing labs start at $305.
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And, while we're at it, behind the state licensing board's back.
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The product licensing deals are more valuable than the movies themselves.
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It's the licensing fee that is often misunderstood by TV fans.
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They span hotel licensing in Azerbaijan and energy drinks in Israel.
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The committee is an independent body that makes all licensing decisions.
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The licensing revenue outlook includes royalties from sales of Apple products.
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Trump's footwear is designed under a licensing agreement with Marc Fisher.
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It was the first GSM licensing on the east coast. Okay.
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Additionally, Tableau had a sharp deceleration in its core licensing revenue.
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Guitarist Jimi Hendrix's family battled over his image, licensing dueling products.
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Where do you see music licensing going in the coming years?
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Yelani said the government was looking to implement a licensing system.
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In other words, has growth in licensing killed the American dream?
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The United States refused to enact price controls, like compulsory licensing.
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Licensing boards are generally dominated by members of the regulated profession.
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The company's results were driven by strength in Qualcomm's licensing business.
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The proliferation of occupational licensing might be seen as harmful overregulation.
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The high sales numbers only returned small licensing revenue for Playboy.
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Fractional licensing creates numerous problems and opportunities to game the system.
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So why would fractional licensing be so disruptive to the market?
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More importantly, though, these studios make millions licensing content to Netflix.
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The money instead is coming from interest income and licensing revenue.
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For its music, Spotify depends on licensing deals with music companies.
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He has also flirted with licensing a Trump Tower in Israel.
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Mr. Bozzi dabbled in licensing the Mezzaluna brand in Aspen, Colo.
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And like Netflix, licensing issues proved a major challenge as well.
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Apple also accused Qualcomm of inflating prices through its licensing model.
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The law overhauls the regulations for licensing in the streaming era.
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But Sannié himself says that this licensing business is frustratingly slow.
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"But you've backed off a national licensing registration plan?" he asked.
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" Asked about licensing, Kirsten Gillibrand said "there is a better approach.
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They argue that there are better solutions and licensing won't work.
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Cable operators pay you lots of money for licensing your content.
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So you're licensing the core technology — Dubinsky: And the intellectual property.
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Under a licensing agreement, the proposed project would bear Trump's name.
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Safety inspection and licensing prior to scaled release of new features.
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Made a mockery of London's licensing laws for drivers and companies.
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These centers elude city and state licensing categories and zoning codes.
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The big question is ESPN+, again because of regional licensing issues.
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Zai Lab (ZLAB) is a leader in licensing drugs in China.
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Why are we still licensing nursing homes in flood-prone areas?
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It attributes that success to its branded content and licensing studios.
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Eliminating burdensome licensing law or regulation other than identified above.2.
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How did Movie Licensing USA even find out about the event?
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Philadelphia and San Francisco have put in place similar licensing restrictions.
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The licensing of murder begs the question, why are they killing?
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The companies then imposed steep licensing fees on their American units.
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Thomas wouldn't need a new licensing agreement with Oracle at all.
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Age: 39 Occupation: creative director for Diesel licensing Cool camo shirt.
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Get involved in the fight to modernize our music licensing laws.
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Academic centers and companies often drive harder bargains in licensing technology.
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There is a constant abundance of new content available for licensing.
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The agencies intend to modernize the guidelines for licensing intellectual property.
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Bids for the second licensing round are due on January 31.
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But another sizable portion stems directly from its licensing of its .
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Licensing and intellectual property revenue was $99 million in the quarter.
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We found that states with burdensome licensing laws have fewer jobs.
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The licensing process has been slow and fraught with legal challenges.
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Patent licensing is very common, particularly in complex industries like telecommunications.
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Twitter's "data licensing and other revenue" totaled $333 million in 2017.
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There is also a restrictive system of licensing and ownership controls.
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According to records obtained by MarketWatch through a Freedom of Information Act request, there have only been four FAA licensing enforcements, of which only one was related to flying a commercial drone without the proper licensing.
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Content licensing and distribution revenue rose more than 3.803 percent to cross $1 billion in the fourth quarter, accounting for about 28 percent of total revenue in 2015 and reflecting increased licensing of television shows abroad.
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BlackBerry said it would retain ownership of its roughly 40,000 patents - which span operating systems, networking infrastructure, automotive subsystems, cyber security and wireless communications - and operate its own licensing program outside of Teletry's sub-licensing rights.
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Movie Licensing USA, which manages licensing for Disney and other major studios, informed Emerson's faculty via email that the company had "received an alert" that "The Lion King" was screened during an event on November 15.
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Indeed, as the sector matures, places that offer some regulatory protection or licensing should benefit, says Joey Garcia, a lawyer at Isolas LLP, who has just helped develop a licensing system in Gibraltar, a rival crypto-centre.
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The remainder of licensing and traffic laws will work the way they do today, but the federal government will take over licensing self-driving software based on whether it meets the safety standards it has set forth.
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Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, Willett struck down a state licensing requirement that mandated 750 hours of training for eyebrow threaders, denouncing what he described as a "nonsensical government encroachment" on "occupational freedom" and economic liberty.
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His father retired as the president of Badger Licensing, a chemical licensing unit in Boston that is a joint venture of ExxonMobil and Technip, and is now a business mentor for the Service Corps of Retired Executives.
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First, we can make sure policymakers understand how costly occupational licensing really is: besides higher prices and fewer choices for consumers, occupational licensing costs more than $200 billion per year and nearly three million fewer jobs nationwide.
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One channel is contractual relationships, such as foreign direct investment or licensing.
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That's not to say that the non-licensing measures would do nothing.
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It said the platform already has similar licensing deals with Warner Bros.
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It is also an industry leader in chip making and patent licensing.
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TCL cut the new brand-licensing deal in December with BlackBerry Ltd.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: But that's – that's not just a brand licensing situation.
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The company also has licensing deals with Universal, Fox and Warner Bros.
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Energous is primarily a licensing company, and its products are partner-based.
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Like eight other states, it mandates a licensing system for marijuana businesses.
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Like nine other states, it mandates a licensing system for marijuana businesses.
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Medical-device makers cite onerous licensing procedures and seed firms lengthy approvals.
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One barrier that prevents people from earning higher incomes is occupational licensing.
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Drop the features intended to make the licensing process an obstacle course.
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How did a small start-up score such a huge licensing deal?
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The company will pay News Corp a licensing fee for its content.
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Arcade City foresees its drivers handling licensing and compliance on their own.
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And then you've got the random annoyances brought about by licensing deals.
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First of all, we did extremely well licensing our content to Netflix.
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The state's online licensing database no longer lists Sutherland as an LPN.
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"Annual retail licensing sales now exceed $24 million," a tourism report stated.
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Licensing is required in some fields, such as insurance and real estate.
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That would then be more or less like a technology licensing arrangement.
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It was developed by Palatin, which granted exclusive licensing rights to Amag.
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The biggest change is probably the creation of the Mechanical Licensing Collective.
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But that only tells this licensing organization what they already know, right?
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"Today's launch licensing regime is plagued by burdensome government barriers," Pence said.
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Whether Uber was approached about licensing by the film's producers is unclear.
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Huawei said it has received $1.4 billion in licensing revenue since 2015.
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A licensing deal couldn't be reached for Captain America and Iron Man?
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Apple told Qualcomm that it would stop paying the disputed licensing fees.
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We even supported a crew member, licensing two songs from her band.
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Viktor is now reportedly asking for an apology and a licensing fee.
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Finally a software licensing model when commercial units are deployed next year.
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Flexible Access, it's worth stressing, does not replace Arm's existing licensing system.
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TV OR CALL : +49 30 319872-300 FOR ACCESS OR LICENSING INFORMATION.
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Those barriers include China's domestic industrial subsidies, licensing procedures and other regulations.
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In the world of movie business model "disruption," such licensing is common.
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States, however, typically regulate driving behavior — setting speed limits, licensing drivers, etc.
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It will submit the vaccine for licensing by the close of 2017.
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The project's permissive licensing helped win big corporations over to open source.
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It also tasked the gaming commission with licensing and policing the industry.
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The deal is telling of TME's ongoing licensing spree in recent years.
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It's also unclear exactly how long relaxed restrictions on licensing will last.
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Maria Cantwell, called for licensing of humanitarian groups that enter the country.
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The company announced a new licensing agreement on Wednesday with Warner Bros.
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Meanwhile, intellectual property and occupational licensing are off the radar screen entirely.
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Through its licensing requirements, the copyright directive tries to do just that.
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These, Sengupta said, have been purchased to meet licensing obligations in India.
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Two months later, the agriculture ministry proposed compulsory licensing for Monsanto's technology.
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After the ambassador and Misra met, the government suspended the licensing measure.
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If Google loses, it would presumably have to drop the licensing restrictions.
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Tompros noted that the deal is a settlement, not a licensing agreement.
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The first choice is to cancel all remaining branding and licensing contracts.
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Sharp declined to disclose details of the latest licensing arrangement with Hisense.
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National Cancer Institute, seeking an injunction against the licensing of a new
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Fox makes money by licensing the networks to cable and satellite providers.
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Local government imposed more licensing restrictions that drove many out of business.
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First, Think Finance's model is based on licensing to third party lenders.
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The new licensing system will be aimed at addressing that, he said.
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Trump has not made the terms of his licensing deals there public.
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The new licensing system will be aimed at addressing that, he said.
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Playboy tried to offset its losses by licensing out its trademarked logo.
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To comply with the law, business owners pay licensing fees to PROs.
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However, under fractional licensing, it could require three or four different licenses.
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Fractional licensing would change the rules in the middle of the game.
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To move to "fractional licensing" now would change the rules mid-game.
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These guidelines include rules and regulations for licensing, opening, and operating facilities.
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The measures would end state licensing and training requirements for handgun owners.
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In an interview, he described priorities like video, licensing and brand partnerships.
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Four-fifths of its profit came from its small patent licensing division.
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In some cases, Snapchat is paying a licensing fee for the content.
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I suppose I could appeal my case to the state licensing board.
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From licensing to projected completion, Vogtle 4 is already passing 14 years.
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The group also manufactures Buitoni products under a licensing deal with Nestle.
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The platform even contained a libertarian swipe at onerous professional licensing rules.
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Being a California resident (and native), licensing restrictions wouldn't be an issue.
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Netflix&aposs convoluted licensing rules mean that certain content is region-locked.
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The deal will cover the licensing of Sony's music around the world.
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When it comes to licensing, we want to follow the Gortex model.
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That's because of the licensing issues that would come along with SoundCloud.
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Sue Siegel is the CEO of GE Ventures, Licensing & Healthymagination at GE.
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Why it matters: Licensing patents, Bloomberg notes, is Qualcomm's biggest profit driver.
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ESPN is, perhaps unsurprisingly, struggling under the weight of its licensing commitments.
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The DOJ did not ban fractional licensing in music industry at large.
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Authentic Brands, a licensing company, is run by the entrepreneur Jamie Salter.
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The evidence shows that they are wrong in not supporting gun licensing.
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She ordered Qualcomm to renegotiate all of its existing patent-licensing deals.
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If you finally study for your licensing exam, tell your co-worker.
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The cartoon has been deleted from the Licensing Group's collection, he said.
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Hyozaemon pays a licensing fee to put team logos on its chopsticks.
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But when the agency sends out default notifications, licensing boards take action.
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Noncitizens are required to submit fingerprints as part of the licensing process.
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The Journal's report said the licensing deals would be for three years.
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A big factor: It signed more advantageous licensing agreements with music companies.
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They are also pressing for reviews of licensing agreements and joint ventures.
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"Oracle offers several licensing options for Java," Hellinger, the Oracle spokesperson, said.
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When a nationwide gun licensing system is enacted, it is the law.
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My office will be vigilant in protecting consumers and enforcing licensing laws.
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Revenue from intellectual property and licensing surged 67 percent to $50 million.
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Known as the Claims Licensing Advancement for Interstate Matters (CLAIM) Act (H.
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In Zimbabwe, corruption pervades hunting licensing and poor and politicized law enforcement.
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There have been no governmental limits like broadcasting standards and licensing requirements.
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Movie Licensing USA did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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The Medicare Negotiation and Competitive Licensing Act, which is sponsored by Rep.
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MORE (D-Texas) and has 28503 co-sponsors, also incorporates competitive licensing.
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The company has also made a push into product licensing and distribution.
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But he did say that licensing deals had occured in Hong Kong.
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Movies may have been removed for other, preexisting streaming and licensing deals.
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Starbucks – Starbucks and Switzerland's Nestle have finalized a $7.15 billion licensing deal.
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And unwinding the various licensing deals could be complex and time consuming.
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He has signed the licensing agreements, the leases — and the big checks.
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Other companies are pushing to diversify their businesses with subscriptions and licensing.
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Vargo says that simply isn't true and Chef misunderstands the licensing terms.
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Some specifically targeted youth drinking or youth driving, like graduated licensing laws.
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A prolonged games licensing freeze in China dented Tencent's profits last year.
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Are local zoning, permitting, and licensing creating barriers to growth and mobility?
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A starting-point would be to enforce existing export-licensing more tightly.
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Missouri had a licensing law for decades but repealed it in 2007.
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Jewelry, however, was Ms. Trump's first major foray into licensing her name.
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By licensing real estate agents, New York is conferring a valuable privilege.
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The Education Department is also delaying new licensing requirements published on Jan.
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This further stresses the tie between excessive occupational licensing and increased recidivism.
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Cory Booker and Elizabeth Warren advocated a federal-level gun licensing program.
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"Before that, it was nothing more than a licensing department," he said.
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City permitting, inspection and licensing offices are closed to walk-in traffic.
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City permitting, inspection and licensing offices are closed to walk-in traffic.
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Now that the banks are licensing us, we are also fintech right?
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The proposed laws would also reduce licensing paperwork for small craft breweries.
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Some of it is licensing, but most of them are revenue share.
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Revenue from content licensing and distribution rose 33.4 percent to $1.19 billion.
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While some licensing disputes are resolved without lawsuits, litigation is fairly common.
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Eventually, more people are going to figure out more interesting licensing techniques.
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"I think on licensing it's getting really fuzzy; they're not suggesting any upside to licensing, which I think is what people really wanted to see before getting excited in the stock again," Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon told Reuters.
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While such licensing is needed in the case of health and safety occupations, in others licensing requirements create economic rents for licensed practitioners at the expense of excluded workers and consumers — increasing inefficiency and potentially also increasing inequality.
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A report from the Brookings Institution foundthat licensing laws could be killing as many as 2.85 million jobs nationwide and a study by University of Minnesota economists found licensing increased consumer prices by over $200 billion each year.
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During this era of rapidly-changing demographics and recruiting challenges, licensing military trademarks to those seeking to promote their own Christian religious beliefs does not align with the DOD community relations objectives its branding and licensing policy references.
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They're not necessarily financial: Licensing royalties paid to Daimler Mercedes on a $2160 ride-on might amount to 244 percent of the wholesale price, or about $23, said Andrew Topkins of Brandgenuity, a licensing agency in New York.
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If Broadcom is successful in buying Qualcomm, a source familiar with the matter said that Broadcom would try to maintain the economics of the licensing business by adjusting the pricing structure between the licensing and chip selling businesses.
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The UK's licensing body, TV Licensing, revealed that curious fact last week, underscoring that despite the overwhelming migration to streaming and high-definition TV units, a small subset of consumers in Britain still watch TV the old fashioned way.
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Arm today launched Flexible Access, a new licensing scheme in addition to its existing model that will make it easier for startups to gain access to a wide range of Arm's intellectual property (IP) without any upfront licensing costs.
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Cancela likens the licensing of pharmaceutical sales representatives to the process of licensing government lobbyists, modeling this part of the bill off of a provision approved by the Chicago City Council in November to combat the city's opioid crisis.
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Leaving that question dangling, one of the problems with licensing music is that eventually, and especially during a wrestling boom period, the license holders are going to figure out they can make a lot of money through licensing fees.
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A crowded space: Youtube, Amazon and Netflix have all invested millions of dollars on long-form content and content licensing models and in October Snapchat announced it was moving from a revenue-sharing model towards a content-licensing model.
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They want to upend the music licensing system and move to "fractional licensing", which would force every small mom and pop store to negotiate with every copyright owners related to each of the millions of songs requiring a license.
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The zones will offer attractive visa and tax rules and streamlined licensing procedures.
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To use Apple's set, WhatsApp may have had to pay a licensing fee.
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Cory Booker's plan for mandatory federal licensing of every gun owner in America.
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Qualcomm — Qualcomm responded to a Friday lawsuit by Apple over Qualcomm's licensing practices.
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There's also been licensing hiccups along the way and reports of product shortages.
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He told me that there were two significant barriers to licensing new peyoteros.
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Former President Barack Obama opposed Yucca and stopped its licensing process in 2010.
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The signal seems to be that Sony will focus more heavily on licensing.
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Supply is restricted through taxes, licensing requirements, and prohibitions on advertising and sponsorships.
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Additionally, the MAS proposed easing the licensing requirements for venture-capital-fund managers.
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But the third request has put the licensing process on hold, officials said.
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For Kardashian, her existence is her business, and licensing her image is everything.
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Right now, LA doesn't have any licensing systems in place for street vendors.
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But it seems that the licensing deal hasn't been able to stop that.
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They had complied with the police and the licensing board at every turn.
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Marley's appeal remains so universal that his brand powers a massive licensing business.
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Licensing patents and collecting a royalty on biotech sales is a market norm.
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The other two-thirds is just with any occupation there is more licensing.
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In 2017 IBM generated about $1.2 billion in revenue from its licensing activities.
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"The verdict is a vindication for IBM's licensing program," Desmarais said by phone.
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It will instead shift its focus more to health products and patent licensing.
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But more importantly Lightning is a crucial part of Apple's MFi licensing program.
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Nor was UMG mentioned in Spotify's IPO docs, outside of some licensing agreements.
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State and local governments collect sales and excise taxes, along with licensing fees.
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As a result, we have decided to close the Flickr Marketplace licensing program.
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Franchisees pay YuuZoo through licensing fees, company shares, or a combination of both.
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"This daycare center had been operating without the proper licensing," the chief says.
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MusicLink, a new music licensing portal, now offers 20m songs for this purpose.
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Most crucially, the company reached licensing agreements with Universal Music Group and Sony.
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The ruling is the latest development in a fight over Qualcomm's licensing practices.
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For the other side of the trade, make licensing easy, routine and inexpensive.
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Japan is best known in crypto circles for its introduction of exchange licensing.
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"Decriminalizing adultery is not licensing adultery," Justice Chandrachud observed while hearing the case.
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It already has to renegotiate licensing deals with the majors for TikTok itself.
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Spotify is currently in crucial negotiations with music labels for new licensing agreements.
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Spotify and Warner had been in licensing discussions but couldn't come to terms.
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However, the slow licensing process and strict requirements are driving some companies away.
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That is, what the owner could save on royalties associated with brand licensing.
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They set out licensing requirements and impose hefty financial penalties for bad behaviour.
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This isn't the first time regulators have come after Qualcomm's licensing tactics either.
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Thanks to these patents, Qualcomm has licensing agreements with more than 300 companies.
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A spokesman for the medical licensing board declined to comment about the lawsuit.
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Torc is licensing its Asimov self-driving software and sensor suite to Transdev.
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"Right now for the smartphone industry, we haven't done any licensing," said Liu.
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Facebook and Universal Music Group signed a similar licensing agreement back in December.
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The department would have nine months to adopt rules for licensing marijuana businesses.
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You can imagine what sort of home the experienced licensing exec might own.
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O'Leary offered $80,000 for 0003 percent of licensing until that $80,000 was recouped.
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Snapchat relies on a mix of licensing deals and revenue sharing from advertising.
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Now there is a separate licensing process for operators of remote-controlled vehicles.
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Facebook and Universal Music Group also signed a licensing agreement back in December.
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I also started their licensing group that did the original deals with Xbox.
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The company reportedly paid around $100 million to continue licensing Friends from WarnerMedia.
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Licensing issues haven't been the only ones hurting Qualcomm over the past year.
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I think you're seeing that because ultimately, they are on this licensing phenomena.
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Analysts at Citi said Ford licensing Volkswagens MEB platform is a transformational step.
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But the success of such regulations and other fiddly licensing requirements is inarguable.
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She declined to comment on whether BAT planned to exercise its licensing right.
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It was intended to be released straight to licensing markets following its run.
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Many services built their businesses on pirated music before they started licensing it.
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Qualcomm is locked in a patent dispute with Apple over its licensing agreements.
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"We're not getting paid less for it," said Alex Rogers, Qualcomm's licensing chief.
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But the licensing, the toys, the pajamas, they've produced astronomical numbers in sales.
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Mark Warner made millions in the murky world of government-issued cellular licensing.
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The GEO Group may have carried out its expansion without obtaining necessary licensing.
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Apple spends only $75 million a year on licensing fees for Imagination's chips.
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But Democratic gun-control proponents in Congress never discuss registries or licensing. Another
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Sorrento Therapeutics and United Therapeutics are licensing immunotherapy assets to be developed jointly.
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The music-licensing business is costly, with earnings bogged down by artist fees.
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Licensing laws are barriers that can put your dreams on hold for years.
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Analysts at Citi said Ford licensing Volkswagen's MEB platform is a "transformational" step.
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These decisions are based on the four licensing objectives, not on music types.
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But, in terms of licensing, this one's totally possible somewhere down the line.
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CrossFit makes its money by accrediting trainers and licensing its name to owners.
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Revenue beat Street forecasts, as well, boosted by content licensing and subscription fees.
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Revenue beat Street forecasts as well, boosted by content licensing and subscription fees.
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Services also includes other digital content, AppleCare, Apple Pay, licensing and other services.
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In short, WARF is a patent licensing part of the University of Wisconsin.
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Spotify has reached a music licensing agreement with Sony Entertainment Group, Billboard reports.
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Competitors also want Qualcomm to agree to fair licensing practices, the people said.
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We've just created a new licensing chief to help get licenses out faster.
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They also hope Nevada County approves a cannabis business licensing program in March.
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The RTA's Customer Happiness Centers provide services such as vehicle and drivers' licensing.
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How licensing fees are paid can also be a reason to pull out.
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The licensing rights are currently owned by Monotype, the world's largest type company.
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But its media and licensing business is growing at a much faster rate.
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It's also MFi-Certified, which means that it passed Apple's rigorous licensing program.
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Incipio also has licensing deals with premium brands like Kate Spade and Burton.
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So, if occupational licensing rules aren't about protecting consumers, who do they protect?
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The lawsuit appears to be the result of a breakdown in licensing negotiation.
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Every state has had the right to craft its own firearms licensing laws.
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Payments stemming from the settlement and agreement have contributed to its licensing business.
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In Oklahoma, by contrast, new licensing requirements were added for only 15 occupations.
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This is the Catch-22 that the Trademark Licensing Protection Act will solve.
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First, there's the ride-hail service; second is licensing its technology to automakers.
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Apple did not respond to a request for comment on its licensing fees.
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The project was a licensing deal from which he made a quick profit.
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I'll connect you to our Mav's buyers and the licensing with the NBA.
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It was one of the biggest on-demand-licensing deals of all time.
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Producing original material is a very different business from licensing someone else's shows.
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"I'm pretty sure no one understood what licensing was back then," Stern said.
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In response to this problem, I introduced the Fairness in Music Licensing Act.
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The FCC also charges filing fees for a wide variety of licensing services.
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It would make licensing music prohibitively complex and allow easy manipulation of prices.
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Over one quarter of American workers face the bureaucratic fiasco of occupational licensing.
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It said it would forward the license to Britain's licensing authority, the DVLA.
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Acacia is a publicly traded patent licensing firm based in Newport Beach, California.
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Today, all 50 states have acted to streamline many of these licensing issues.
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Arriving nervous to the licensing class, Mercado was confronted by an unexpected ally.
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His business — brand licensing and real estate — succeeded by the same attention seeking.
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By putting store inventories online we simultaneously avoid licensing issues and distribution risk.
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In contrast, revenue from its licensing business fell 42.5 percent to $1.17 billion.
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Instead, Disney went back to the licensing model it used in the past.
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According to a source, Devialet couldn't meet revenue forecasts for the licensing business.
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In 2017, IBM generated about $1.2 billion in revenue from its licensing activities.
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Though limited, this information suggests that there are holes in Canada's licensing system.
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But because of Tool's licensing policies, or lack thereof, their music wasn't available.
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Bayer CropSciences's CEO told senators it had "no plans to discontinue" trait licensing.
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Rolling Egg Media will offer brands custom and influencer content, licensing, and distribution.
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It succeeded to Hirschfeld's rights under the 2000 licensing agreement after his death.
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The licensing of student data may inflate the number of applicants even further.
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The licensing process itself is about as sexy as applying for a mortgage.
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Ms. Rona thinks that licensing will increase the legitimacy of the grooming industry.
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He is also calling for incentives for states to enact gun licensing programs.
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Revolut has partnered with Metropolitan Commercial Bank for US licensing and FDIC insurance.
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Additionally, state medical licensing boards maintain free public online records of disciplinary actions.
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Anyhow, the licensing deal will last for ten years, and is wholly exclusive.
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Yahoo bought two companies and then started giving search licensing away for free.
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They needed to do advertising because their other business, licensing, had gone away.
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Sub-licensing is now used for about 30 H.I.V. and hepatitis C drugs.
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He has also shown interest in grabbing back the sparkly-princess licensing business.
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His business is licensing out his own name as a symbol of opulence.
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Also: China is investigating a Huawei rival, Ericsson, over its technology licensing practices.
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And so, their state licensing, some of our stations are part of universities.
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The fourth area would involve licensing its technology to automakers like Fiat Chrysler.
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His father is the founder and chief executive of Trevco, the licensing business.
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In 2016, the company signed a licensing deal with Amazon for film releases.
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If you're considering a birth center, start by asking about licensing and accreditation.
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His son, who is 20, lost his factory job in the licensing crackdown.
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The bill is currently in the council's Consumer Affairs and Business Licensing Committee.
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In others, the records have to be formally requested from the licensing body.
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But each state has a licensing body that investigates and doles out discipline.
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This brings us to Comcast and NBCUniversal's final ace in the hole: licensing.
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Altria will market Iqos in the U.S. through a licensing agreement with PMI.
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In some cases, products will just go through the licensing team for approvals.
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Rival companies also want a pledge on fair licensing practices, the people said.
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So, Comcast thinks it can get away with not paying the licensing fees.
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With Mr. Trump's election, at least one licensing partner quickly sensed an opportunity.
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Like many other Trump family endeavors, the jewelry business was a licensing deal.
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However, she said it cannot yet be used because of the licensing fight.
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This is the objective of the proposed gun register and tighter licensing system.
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Netflix is losing key licensing deals for shows that once kept people around.
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Bids for the licensing round are expected to be received in November 2018.
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One reason licensing might work is that it addresses America's core gun problem.
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The bride's father owns an international retail and licensing consultancy in New York.
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There you can see an individual's employment history, licensing, regulatory actions and complaints.
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The legislature recently passed licensing reforms aimed at easing a chronic teacher shortage.
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After decades of creeping growth, occupational licensing laws are finally earning warranted scrutiny.
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The classes, required by the licensing process, would typically cost $150 or more.
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It did not give a timeline on licensing and when operations may resume.
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Depending on how licensing questions are asked, they might actually violate federal law.
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On guns, Booker would create a national licensing program and strengthen background checks.
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The most notable piece of Mr. Booker's platform is a gun-licensing program.
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Artlery is creating a really interesting system for licensing art and disseminating ownership.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-TX), who initially said Booker's plan to enact a federal licensing system "may be too far" and didn't explicitly support licensing — until a mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, led him to get much more aggressive on guns.
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More recently, Wal-Mart has created licensing teams that monitor the more than 56,000 licenses and permits Wal-Mart needs to operate in global markets using a centralized licensing system that reduces the error of wrongdoing and increases transparency, he said.
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Only Cory Booker, who brought up his gun licensing plan, and Eric Swalwell, who pointed to his assault weapons confiscation program, broke new ground on the issue — receiving little support from others on stage (although some candidates have backed licensing elsewhere).
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Workers at that group, which is responsible for patent licensing, brand licensing and products like the Ozo virtual reality camera, say they have been told their unit will not be effected by the widespread cuts being made to the company.
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In fact, an analysis performed by Stephen Slivinsky suggests that states with the most burdensome licensing laws experienced a nine percent increase in recidivism from 1997 to 2007—more than six percentage points higher than states with the lowest licensing burdens.
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The Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation at Saint Francis University in Pennsylvania, is launching a comprehensive national database of occupational licensing laws that will provide policymakers with the tools to make well-informed decisions related to occupational licensing reform.
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Licensing and noncompete clauses hamper the competitive nature of labor markets and lower economic mobility, something the right and left can agree should be rectified by relaxing licensing standards and narrowing the scope of noncompete clauses (especially for working-class employees).
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Analysts said there are three possibilities for Broadcom to resolve Qualcomm's licensing issues: sell or spin off the licensing unit, shift to a model that charges a flat fee, and simply charge more for chips, using the patents as leverage.
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Licensing revenue also shrank, down by 13.6 percent on a year-over-year basis.
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Nokia (NOK) announced an expansion of its intellectual property cross licensing agreement with Samsung.
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Nokia — Nokia announced an expansion of its intellectual property cross licensing agreement with Samsung.
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He has numerous licensing and sponsorship deals with brands like Turtle Wax and Dremel.
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On gun licensing, the big studies so far come out of Connecticut and Missouri.
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It still remains unclear just how much winners will receive from these licensing fees.
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Side note: some Asian-Pacific countries may have trouble streaming, due to licensing issues.
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Recently, Games Workshop decided not to renew their licensing agreement with Fantasy Flight Games.
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You could build a comedy brand and then you could do exclusive licensing deals.
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This is even as it acknowledged that licensing revenues in China will be "modest".
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DAMAC pays a licensing fee to the Trump Organization to use the Trump brand.
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Your response could help shape possible decisions for any licensing opportunities in the future.
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Under Greece's licensing system, medicinal cannabis products would be available on prescription from chemists.
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Barriers to job switching, like occupational licensing, can also push up the natural rate.
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So, does blockchain technology show meaningful promise for real-world copyright and licensing applications?
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Microsoft has not yet revealed a similar licensing program for its new Office key.
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Verisign gives Tuvalu $5 million per year in exchange for control of licensing for .
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These are imperfect solutions, grounded in acquiescing to content providers' more forceful licensing demands.
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You may be subject to licensing requirements, as well as sales or lodging taxes.
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The government hopes the auction would clear the way for new licensing rounds later.
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Complaints against Dann with the state licensing authority are also expected to be filed.
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And in 2015, Chinese regulators fined Qualcomm $975 million over anti-competitive licensing terms.
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Few will oppose the careful process leading up to the licensing of the drug.
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Trucking and technology licensing add another $20183 billion in current value, the firm concluded.
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The state-licensing board won't take their licenses because doctors are in high demand.
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These licensing agreements are a big step toward combating copyright infringement issues on Facebook.
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It is developed by Palatin Technologies, which granted exclusive licensing rights to Amag Pharmaceuticals.
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This new effort from Roku is really an extension of an existing licensing program.
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Albeit, it does reinforce their decision to zero in on government and corporate licensing.
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Costly licensing agreements with artists have resulted in the company operating at a loss.
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We got that equity stake by licensing elements of our digital flywheel to them.
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The Series C financing will be fully focused on Jolla's Sailfish OS licensing business.
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Qualcomm said that it didn't believe the ruling materially impacted the company's licensing revenue.
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The licensing requirement also only applies to dealers, with an exemption for private sellers.
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As part of the MMA, blanket licensing and royalty payments will be more streamlined.
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Making money on these items, however, is frowned upon without prior licensing and permission.
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In fact, most people use a spreadsheet to track licensing requirements manually, Wang explained.
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That's why Facebook is now pressing record labels even harder for a licensing deal.
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What unceremoniously began as a music licensing agreement has bloomed into an immersive collaboration.
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It's done so since 2009, partnering with licensing companies like LyricFind for the rights.
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The Chinese electronics giant was the one that first suggested licensing the Palm name.
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It was backed by income from royalties, record sales and the licensing of songs.
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Tech giants could end up charging expensive licensing fees to work with their ecosystem.
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The new licensing options now puts a concrete price on access to CrunchBase's data.
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The money I got is nowhere near the licensing fee that is being asked.
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The feature incorporated music covered by the licensing deals, like "Havana" by Camila Cabello.
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Franchise with licensing rights for portions of certain markets in alabama, florida and georgia .
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Rao had also locked in a long-term licensing agreement with Monsanto Co MON.
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The percentage share for licensing and e-commerce sales were in the single digits.
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It also said the government would extend the operators' licensing periods by 15 years.
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States could set rules on registration, licensing, liability and insurance, but not performance standards.
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The Music Publishers Association hired Alston & Bird to help press for music licensing reform.
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Facebook is reportedly considering launching TV-like programming through licensing deals with media companies.
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Even without these licensing disagreements, adequately compensating musicians for streamed songs is still complicated.
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The two disclosures suggest little short-term financial impact from the patent licensing deal.
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Last year, Spotify made huge licensing deals with every major music label in 2017.
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Monsanto expects to continue to have licensing deals with the merged company, Grant said.
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Restaurant chain Houlihan's also recently featured Maffucci's recipes under a licensing agreement and collaboration.
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Disclaimer: VICE Media has entered into a licensing and programming partnership with Bell Media.
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Too many professions have begun behaving like cartels behind the guise of licensing requirements.
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In addition, Google will enter a non-exclusive licensing agreement for HTC intellectual property.
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The DOJ's relentless pursuit of the 100% licensing policy ignores seven decades of history.
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In 2014, Qualcomm disclosed that the Federal Trade Commission was investigating its licensing practices.
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Update May 18th, 6:00AM ET: Article update to include Nokia's brand licensing plans.
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Under the licensing arrangement, Percassi will own and operate the stores, the company said.
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Microsoft previously allowed partners it created technology with to commercialize it through licensing agreements.
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Both offered free open source versions of their tools, but favored different licensing schemes.
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Ceva said it signed 13 licensing agreements in the final three months of 2017.
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Some of these people I did, after the fact, end up licensing photos from.
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Labour-market reforms—to crack down on occupational licensing, say—would boost employment growth.
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A licensing model is something we were looking at initially, because hardware is hard.
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The agency has argued that the licensing process could go awry without the oversight.
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Neither do any states require licensing for personal trainers or fitness instructors, Thompson says.
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The music streaming service remains in licensing talks with Warner Music Group, Billboard reported.
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It's also developing original programming for the platform, and licensing content from outside studios.
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Mr. Foxx said states would continue to regulate the licensing of drivers and insurance.
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Cornell's deRoos said this arrangement was typical of the licensing deals Trump sought overseas.
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They don't yet have a licensing agreement with Warner Music, the third major label.
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It's also been widely reported that Facebook may negotiate licensing deals with some publications.
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In a world in which fractional licensing did exist, price manipulation would run rampant.
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This allows it to feature songs on its platform without having any licensing issues.
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The patent-licensing business would take on all the debt and continue to litigate.
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Cellectis said it intended to make the three patents available for future licensing deals.
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But local governments would still maintain traditional auto responsibilities, such as licensing and registration.
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"London is quite unique in its licensing environment," Taxify Chief Executive Markus Villig said.
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In 85033, the two groups signed a licensing agreement regarding a luxury office building.
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With Republican-led skills training and occupational licensing deregulation, this too can be achieved.
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Qualcomm — The chipmaker is countersuing Apple in a dispute over mobile technology licensing fees.
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Vector uses a custom voice assistant rather than just licensing Alexa or Google Assistant.
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It has also taken a relaxed approach to licensing sellers; marijuana dispensaries outnumber Starbucks.
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Because streaming is radiolike, the company can use music licensing rates set by Congress.
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Removing egregious occupational licensing regimes would provide more opportunities to work in certain professions.
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Content licensing to textbook publishers and other sites is also a growing revenue stream.
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The outlay for licensing is one of the reasons Pandora is still not profitable.
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John Diamonon, the director of licensing and consumer products at Capcom [USA], offers insight.
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The move comes as the two companies remained locked in a bitter licensing dispute.
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There will be new in-house Devialet products as well as more licensing deals.
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In 2014 they already had a new regulation that made licensing even more strict.
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He put Binkowski in touch with Hard Rock's licensing department, who loved the idea.
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Unlike Dow, Monsanto, Bayer and Syngenta, DuPont has not been active in licensing traits.
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Syngenta said its $43 billion acquisition by ChemChina will not change its licensing conditions.
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We are committed to full remediation and ensuring complete compliance with all licensing requirements.
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Merlin, an organization that represents independent labels in licensing negotiations, also has a stake.
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His real business was licensing out his name for buildings, menswear, golf courses, steaks.
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Next, it enforces licensing and security policy, and, finally, it has a reporting component.
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Still, "I'd like to see them budge" on the licensing issue, Mr. Dodson said.
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When Connecticut tightened licensing laws in 1995, firearm homicide rates dropped by 40 percent.
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They weren't used to dealing with the licensing authorities, the police, and the council.
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It has responded with counterclaims that Apple and its manufacturing partners violated licensing contracts.
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To do so, I had to disclose my record to the state licensing board.
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Already, he said, a state licensing board had begun an investigation of Dr. Colburn.
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This is why regulation and licensing will be crucial to getting the idea right.
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Already, theaters had been shut down in London, and licensing curtailed for new pubs.
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Already, theaters had been shut down in London, and licensing curtailed for new pubs.
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The company's licensing deal with The Times goes back several decades, Ms. Lee said.
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Owing to those lucrative licensing deals, the magazine does not need to generate profit.
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Proponents of the little-known state licensing laws say they are in taxpayers' interest.
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From 2390 to 2308, officials reported more than 22002,583 people to professional licensing agencies.
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"Music licensing is incredibly complex," said Jeff Yasuda, co-founder and CEO of Feed.
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The companies could face fines and escalating licensing sanctions should they exceed the limits.
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It is also pushing to improve margins, by renegotiating licensing deals with record labels.
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This isn't mere overthinking — under the process of fractional licensing, these problems will occur.
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"The need is there," said Jon Larson, CEO of MedSpoke, a physician licensing company.
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Last month, Qualcomm was fined $103 million in South Korea for unfair patent licensing.
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Those licensing agreements were terminated with immediate effect last week, subject to notice periods.
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The Verge has reached out to Disney and Movie Licensing USA for more information.
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The little-known labor market institution of occupational licensing is surely a contributing factor.
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David Cummings, the chief executive of U.S.P.A. Global Licensing, the West Palm Beach, Fla.
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For one, it's free, while producing or licensing content from known filmmakers is expensive.
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Producing original series and movies is usually much more expensive than licensing old content.
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It also strikes licensing agreements with content providers who want to use the Tomatometer.
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The House unanimously passed legislation aimed at updating music licensing and copyright law Wednesday.
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Coffee giant Starbucks (SBUX) and Switzerland's Nestle have finalized a $7.15 billion licensing deal.
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The disagreement over Qualcomm licensing fees began when Taiwanese contract manufacturers stopped paying royalties.
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States remain free to regulate the licensing and operation of vehicles and their drivers.
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It levies a licensing fee on billing companies for using CPT codes on bills.
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A study conducted by Canadian music licensing company Entandem this year backs this up.
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It specializes in talent representation, marketing and licensing and event management, among other things.
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It was the best outcome for a licensing round of that type since 2012.
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Other polls have shown overwhelming support for universal background checks and gun-owner licensing.
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Qualcomm has said the litigation is necessary in order to defend is licensing programs.
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He has long advocated for changes to licensing standards to increase access to telemedicine.
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We find evidence that licensing growth is correlated with reductions in absolute upward mobility.
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With licensing, that person would be delayed and possibly deterred from getting a gun.
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Occupational licensing laws impact about one of every four workers in the United States.
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Finally, Michigan should fix its broken occupational licensing scheme, which is rife with absurdities.
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John agreed to invest $300,000 for a 30 percent share with a licensing deal.
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One issue providers face is administrative barriers because licensing differs from state to state.
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His real business was licensing his name out for building, menswear, golf courses, steaks.
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She would simplify the tax code for small businesses and streamline their licensing requirements.
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"This is not a licensing agreement, it is a settlement agreement," Mr. Tompros said.
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In November, Safe Harbor began licensing its name and protocols to financial institutions nationwide.
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The Czech Transport Ministry, which is in charge of licensing, did not immediately comment.
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Disney also uses traditional licensing models to manufacture and sell products, the spokeswoman said.
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But in terms of the licensing, it's quite challenging to do the global rights.
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After months of negotiating, Spotify has signed a licensing deal with Universal Music Group.
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Knowles' day job is running the state-contracted motor vehicle licensing office in Ferguson.
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Ardern said a further tranche of reforms will cover the firearm registry and licensing.
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And I'm thinking how can you build a computer business if you're licensing IBM?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, better known as the music licensing firm ASCAP, agreed to pay $1.75 million to settle a Justice Department charge that it blocked members from independently licensing their songs, the department said on Thursday.
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The apology comes after the Berkley school was slapped with a fine from Movie Licensing USA, the company that manages licensing for Disney and other major studios, for "illegally screening" the 85033 remake of "The Lion King," Berkeleyside first reported last week.
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The company said on Wednesday it had signed a licensing agreement with Nokia Technologies – Nokia's licensing unit – that gives HMD the sole use of the Nokia brand on mobile phones and tablets worldwide for the next decade, as well as key cellular patents.
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It makes the majority of its revenue from patent licensing, but in January America's consumer watchdog, the Federal Trade Commission, sued it, alleging it was abusing its monopoly position in order to extract high licensing fees for baseband chips, used in smartphones.
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BEN WILLIAMSCommunications managerAdblock PlusCologne Calling for an end to job licensing, you referred to Milton Friedman, stating that "you can tell who benefits from licensing by watching who lobbies for it—and rarely is that consumers" ("Licence to kill competition", February 17th).
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As for the core of the case, Qualcomm argued that it had never threatened to withhold chip supply to obtain unfair licensing terms and that its approach made life easier for all involved: licensing patents for individual components would be simply too complex.
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Congress could pass more ambitious legislation, such as the Alternatives to Licensing that Lower Obstacles to Work Act (ALLOW), which would draw upon Congress' authority over federal land to eliminate licensing requirements for national park guides and those working on military bases.
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Likewise, while Trump has not made public his licensing agreement with Rohan, the project would have at least delivered the up-front fee, which Trump's financial disclosures to the U.S. government describe as being paid as soon as any licensing agreement is signed.
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Today, Luke's Lobster has 29 "shacks" across the U.S., a seven-location licensing deal in Japan, a single-shack licensing deal in Taiwan, a traveling food truck, a deal selling lobster tails to Whole Foods and several partnerships with small food businesses.
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As Diana Furchtgott-Roth and Jared Meyer note in their book, "Disinherited: How Washington Is Betraying America's Young," young adults are the ones most negatively impacted by occupational licensing and, furthermore, stricter occupational licensing is related to lower employment rates among youth.
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Mr. Webster led previous studies at Johns Hopkins that found a significant increase in gun homicides in Missouri after the state repealed its gun licensing law — and a significant decrease in gun homicides in Connecticut after it enacted a new licensing requirement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department said Wednesday it would review two consent decrees reached with music licensing groups ASCAP and BMI in 1941, a decision that could upend the business of licensing music to online companies, movie companies, commercials, bars and restaurants.
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In response, the state medical licensing board issued a suspension that was lifted in 2015.
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The NFLPA is responsible for protecting the licensing and content rights of every NFL player.
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Trump has long been obsessed with licensing his name and likeness to collect hefty royalties.
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Beyond licensing, Booker's plan would also establish a national database to register and track guns.
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Increasingly, when you buy something—especially a digital product—you're really just licensing the software.
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The application is scheduled to be heard by Ontario's Licensing Appeals Tribunal on February 9.
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The cartoon was removed from The Times' licensing site on Friday, according to the newspaper.
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Reset was being created using an in-house engine, rather than licensing, say, Unreal Engine.
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They also have a multi-year licensing agreement with Boomplay, Africa's top music streaming platform.
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Google has since changed its approach to licensing to comply with the European Union penalty.
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The IOC is funded through broadcast rights deals, sponsorship as well as licensing and marketing.
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Data licensing, the other component of Twitter's business model, was $114 million, up just 4%.
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Using a third-party index requires paying a licensing fee, a cost that Fidelity avoided.
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Her father also increasingly turned to brand licensing in his ventures before he took office.
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The funeral home was also accused of several licensing and financial violations, the agency said.
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In the Tank, O'Leary and Cuban invested $150,000 total for 80 percent of licensing rights.
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His hope is that the government will exempt launch providers from this sort of licensing.
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Some parts are fake, I'm assuming, because the developers couldn't get the necessary licensing deals.
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Peugeot and VW will both assemble vehicles in Kenya through licensing agreements with local partners.
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DuPont signed a licensing agreement in 2013 to incorporate Monsanto's Xtend trait in its seeds.
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The HMD deal clearly puts its licensing strategy on a more formal and sustained footing.
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The two companies sued one another in 2009, and struck a licensing agreement in 2011.
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For example, extensive licensing requirements have shielded many higher-earning occupations from competition from immigrants.
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Barriers to job switching, like occupational licensing, increase friction and push up the natural rate.
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The company is also seeing a market for content licensing and sales in other countries.
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The ones that do have had their licensing processes challenged and in one case invalidated.
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The channel is only available to U.S. users at this time, due to licensing deals.
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And companies across the board are complaining about delays in worker visas and licensing applications.
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Data licensing and other revenue totaled $123 million, up just 5 percent year-over-year.
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In 2017, Apple sued Qualcomm, claiming that those licensing practices were unfair and anti-competitive.
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The devices will be developed in conjunction with partners via a new Roku licensing program.
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Relatively harmless bad guys are easy to sell when it comes to licensing and merchandising.
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It also unbundled its services in Europe and started charging an app licensing fee instead.
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AMD is licensing its graphics technology to Samsung for use in its future mobile chips.
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And Trump's manufacturer, PVH, has said it is phasing out its licensing agreement with Trump.
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Qualcomm has been sued over licensing practices and monopolistic behavior by regulators across the globe.
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Easing up on occupational licensing for doctors and dentists can make health care more affordable.
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Instead, Ipecac pays higher royalty rates and has licensing deals instead of long-term deals.
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" Incidentally, on Thursday, Apple also announced a licensing agreement with CBS Television Studio's "Carpool Karaoke.
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An earlier foray by an Indian licensing partner into the consumer handset market petered out.
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The brand's success has attracted big-name partnerships and licensing deals — from Missoni to Valentino.
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When licensing is inevitable, regulators should aim to promote competition as well as protect consumers.
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Licensing run amok not only poisons markets, it also poisons sentiment towards markets that misfire.
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For other types of firearms and ammo, individuals must go through a stringent licensing process.
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But rifles and semiautomatic long arms used by recreational hunters are exempt from licensing requirements.
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That's despite having agreed to new licensing terms as part of its agreement with regulators.
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Nearly 6,000 of these drugs need to go through a new licensing process after Brexit.
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It takes some of the hassle out of licensing images or designs through other sites.
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In November, Spotify CEO Daniel Ek cited licensing situations as a roadblock to its launch.
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Apple's ongoing licensing fight with Qualcomm will head to another federal court starting this week.
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"It's art and science," said Ian Bricke, who oversees Netflix's independent film licensing and production.
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And under threat of disappearing pets, Buttigieg negotiated lighter licensing regulations on pet chip scanners.
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American firms will lose perhaps $10bn a year of licensing revenue for chips and components.
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But since then, Facebook has secured licensing deals with Sony, Warner, Universal and European labels.
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Like the other companies, Amionx is focused on licensing the technology to existing battery manufacturers.
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The trial was a threat to its licensing model, which generates most of its profits.
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O on Thursday after agreeing to extend licensing deals between Sirona and some key suppliers.
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Intellectual property licensing schemes for chips may not strike you as the most exciting thing.
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Instead, it paid ABC Studios a hefty licensing fee for each season for each show.
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Franchise with licensing rights for portions of certain markets in puerto rico, bahamas and cuba.
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The chipmaker is locked in litigation with government regulators over its patent licensing business model.
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The licensing law has a maximum penalty of a fine up to S$100,000 ($70,356).
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But licensing fees to chip designers, taken together, are a significant cost for the iPhone.
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Indeed, the company has brought in a former Dolby executive to run its licensing operations.
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Sawyer contacted Magnet Forensics saying the beta software was not in compliance with his licensing.
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Proper licensing and royalty payments have been a difficult issue for Spotify over the years.
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Last year, the government launched an offshore licensing round in a bid to boost exploration.
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