This form helps Customers reduce Website Development fees and costs

							This form helps Customers reduce Website Development fees and costs and guarantee product performance. This is the form you need if you are retaining the services of a Developer to develop a Website for your own use.

Form Outline Multimedia Development and Licensing Agreement Article I - Recitals and Definitions Section 1.01 - Recitals Section 1.02 - Definitions Article II- Program Planning and Development Section 2.01 - Needs Analysis Section 2.02 - Preliminary Design plan Section 2.03 - Prototype Section 2.04 - Detail Design Plan Section 2.05 - Audiovisual Asset Production Section 2.06 - Software Section 2.07 - Computer Section 2.08 - User Guide Section 2.09 - Acceptance Test Plan Section 2.10 -Program Manual Chapters Article III - Program Implementation and Testing Section 3.01 - Application Licensing Section 3.02 - Implementation Section 3.03 - Demonstration Section 3.04 - Testing Section 3.05 - Risk of Loss Section 3.06 -Authorized Use Section 3.07 - Site Only Section 3.08 - Demonstrations Section 3.09 - Consultations Section 3.10 - Customer Cooperation Section 3.11 - Application Training Article IV - Licensing Rights Section 4.01 - Application Licensing Article V - Payment and Costs Section 5.01- Labor Rates Section 5.02 - Material Costs Section 5.03 - Invoices Section 5.04 - Late Charges

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5.05 5.06 5.07 5.08

- Insurance - Taxes - Ceiling - Termination

Article VI - Intellectual Property Section 6.01 - Obligation of Confidentiality Section 6.02 - Use and Disclosure of Confidential Information Section 6.03 - Deliverables Section 6.04 - Tools Section 6.05 - Employee Pirating Section 6.06 - Modification Section 6.07 - Source Code Section 6.08 - Rights to New Ideas Article VII - Warranty Section 7.01- Developer Warranty Section 7.02 - Original Development Section 7.03 - Customer Warranty Section 7.04 - Warranty Limitations Section 7.05 - Tools Section 7.06 - Limitation of Damages Section 7.07 - Force Majeure Section 7.08 - Indemnification Article VIII - Termination Section 8.01- Termination Limitation Section 8.02 - Termination Section 8.03 - Cancellation Section 8.04 - Nonpayment Section 8.05 - Return of Materials Article IX - Miscellaneous Section 9.01 - Relationship of the Parties Section 9.02 - Representatives Section 9.03 - Arbitration Section 9.04 - Assignment Section 9.05 - Complete Agreement Section 9.06 -Assurance Section 9.07 - Amendments and Modifications Section 9.08 - Severability Section 9.09 - Captions Section 9.10 - Counterparts Section 9.11 - Governing Law

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Section 9.12 - Notice Section 9.13 - Pronouns/Gender Section 9.14 - Waiver Multimedia License and Maintenance Agreement (Exhibit A for FRM 115) Article I - Recitals and Definitions Section 1.01 - Recitals Section 1.02 - Definitions Article II- Scope of License Section 2.01 - Grant of License Section 2.02 - Acceptance Section 2.03 - Risk of Loss Section 2.04 - Authorized Use Section 2.05 - Site Only Section 2.06 - Demonstration Article III - Maintenance Services Section 3.01 - Defect Resolution Section 3.02 - Customer Consultations Section 3.03 - Customer Cooperation Section 3.04 - Enhancements Section 3.05 - Schedule Restrictions Article IV - Payment Section 4.01 - Labor Rates Section 4.02 - Material Costs Section 4.03 - Invoices Section 4.04 - Late Charges Section 4.05 - Insurance Section 4.06 - Taxes Article V - Termination Section 5.01- Termination Limitations Section 5.02 - Term Section 5.03 - Termination Section 5.04 - Cancellation for Cause Section 5.05 - Nonpayment Section 5.06 - Destruction of Application upon Termination Article VI - Warranty Section 6.01 - Representations Section 6.02 - Maintenance Warranty Section 6.03 - Warranty Section 6.04 - Original Development

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Section Section Section Section

6.05 6.06 6.07 6.08

- Application Modifications - Warranty Limitations - Indemnification - Tools

Article VII - Confidentiality Section 7.01- Obligation of Confidentiality Section 7.02 - Use and Disclosure of Confidential Information Section 7.03 - Agreement Article VIII - Intellectual Property Section 8.01- Ownership and Title Section 8.02 - Materials Section 8.03 - Modification Section 8.04 - Tools Section 8.05 - Reverse Engineering Section 8.06- Confidentiality Section 8.07 - Copies Section 8.08 - Indemnification Section 8.09 - Limitation of Damages Section 8.10 - Continuation Article IX - Miscellaneous Section 9.01 - Assignments Section 9.02 - Entire License Section 9.03 - Equitable Remedies Section 9.04 - Amendments and Modifications Section 9.05 - Severability Section 9.06 - Captions Section 9.07 - Counterparts Section 9.08 - Governing Law Section 9.09 - Notice Section 9.10 - Pronouns/Gender Section 9.11 - Bankruptcy Section 9.12 - Waiver Section 9.13 - Relationship of the parties Section 9.14 - Arbitration Section 9.15 - Assurance Section 9.16 - Litigation Expense

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