Content Provider Agreement

1.	LICENSE TO EXPLOIT THE CONTENT

1.1.	Grant of License
1.2.	Exclusivity
1.3.	Exclusivity Period
1.4.	Corporate Website

2.	SUPPLY OF CONTENT

3.	ISP SERVICE FUNCTIONS OF ISP

4.	ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION

5.	ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

6.	REVENUES AND PAYMENT

7.	MARKETING MATERIALS

8.	NON-SOLICITATION

9.	SUBSCRIBER INFORMATION

10.	TERM

Document Description:

A Content Provider Agreement or Content Supplier Agreement sets out the legal framework wherein an individual, business or organization contracts with a website or online business to allow it to use its proprietary content. If you are providing content for a website, this contract is essential to protect your interests as it will establish the specific license under which the purchaser may use your content. This agreement also states whether the content purchaser may sell advertising space on its site, engage in e-commerce activities and details how related revenues are shared.

Outsourcing quality content is extremely common as it helps attract and retain customers to the content purchaser's website. A simple oral agreement is not enough when entering into such an arrangement. This is an excellent and thorough template that will formalize the obligations of both parties in this important relationship.