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Rules-kohdastahan se löytyi, kaikki oikeudet luovutetaan järjestävälle taholle. Ei paljon Teostoja tipu.
 
" By accepting these terms and conditions and uploading your contents and music:
 
* You grant and assign to SAMSUNG, the exclusive title and right to any and all rights in the music and contents you have submitted, including without limitation, your song, performance and any copyright necessary to enable its reproduction, distribution, modification, publishing and/or other exploitation by SAMSUNG, in all media, including but not limited to the SAMSUNG and MTV Unsigned site, any commercial add, downloadable ring tone / the full and complete song in all kinds of format, such as AAC, MP3, WMA or others, 3gp file, pre-listen midi file, streaming, television program/commercial, radio program/commercial, motion picture, music video, mobile phone, MP3 players, mobile networks or the internet for all purposes (including advertising, marketing, promotion, merchandising and the exploitation of any and all ancillary and subsidiary rights), as the same may be modified and altered, throughout the universe, in so far as possible in perpetuity and for no compensation, unless otherwise required by law or according to agreement with a Nordic Copyright Society.
* You agree that SAMSUNG may use the pictures and names you have submitted without payment of compensation.
* You warrant that you are the owner of the content and entitled to enter into these terms.
 
SAMSUNG will as an example produce master ringtones (shorter music clip) and polyphonic ringtones for downloading. Samsung will charge 5 SEK (similar amount in other Nordic currency) for end users who download a Master Ring tone. The cost is a breakeven cost to cover the production/administration of Master ringtones and Polyphonic ringtones. No compensation will be paid to the contestants in respect of the downloading of Master and Polyphonic ringtones.
 
SAMSUNG has the right to assign the rights specified in this clause to third parties and the right to grant sub-licences to third parties.
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