content-licensing

Vocabulary Word

Definition

Content-licensing involves legally giving someone permission to use your creative work for a certain purpose. In another perspective, it's like getting permission to use someone's song in your YouTube video.

Examples in Different Contexts

Content licensing in digital media involves obtaining the rights to use someone else's content. A digital media manager might say, 'We secured content licensing for popular music tracks to enhance our online videos.'

Practice Scenarios

Academics

Scenario:

These research findings could revolutionize teaching methods. Have you considered making them more accessible to an international audience?

Response:

Content-licensing could be a good way to spread my research globally and benefit the academic community.

Tech

Scenario:

This application has a highly complex coding structure. Think we should consider utilizing some pre-built code?

Response:

Licensing pre-built code could save us time. It may be worthwhile to explore content-licensing options.