Question 1: Seniors, what is exclusive authorization and non-exclusive authorization? The so-called exclusive authorization means that no one can use your work except them, unless they ask for their consent. It should also be noted that the authorization you mentioned is a one-time act, that is, it is only for one work, and is not a contract of sale to the writer. As for contract termination, etc., there are instructions in the contract. This needs to be agreed upon by both parties, so read the contract carefully! In fact, the question you asked should be stated in the contract. If it is not stated, then the question you asked is not a question, because if there is no agreement, is it still binding? Nothing, except for the fact of authorization itself.

Question 2: What does exclusive authorization mean? Exclusive authorization means that there is only one authorizer and no one else.

Question 3: What does CNKI exclusive authorization mean? Exclusive authorization of journals only It can be found on China National Knowledge Infrastructure.

Question 4: What do exclusive works and authorized works mean? 10 points can only be used by yourself

Question 5: What does the online exclusive authorized dealer of Jingdong Mall mean? This brand is only authorized to Jingdong. Only the products sold by Jingdong are guaranteed to be authentic, and other evening shopping is not allowed. Guaranteed to be genuine

Question 6: What is the meaning of exclusive trademark licensing rights? Trademark licensing refers to the act of a trademark registrant allowing others to use its registered trademark through legal procedures.

The use of a trademark can be either the trademark owner’s own use or the trademark owner’s licensed use by a third party other than the trademark owner. Trademark license is a very important right in trademark ownership. If used properly, enterprises can benefit a lot.

Exclusive license: can resist the exclusive use of the trademark owner

That is, within the specified geographical scope, the licensee has the exclusive right to use the registered trademark authorized for use. The licensor may not license the same trademark to a third party, nor may the licensor itself use the trademark in the region. The royalties for exclusive licenses are much higher than other licenses, so only when the licensee considers the market effect of product competition and believes that it is necessary to exclusively use the trademark in a certain area will request such a license.

The legal status of the licensee is equivalent to that of a "quasi-trademark owner". When trademark infringement is discovered within the specified territory, the licensee can directly sue the infringer as an "interested party".

Question 7: Exclusive licensing of copyrights: Exclusive licensing of copyright property rights to a company, and no sublicensing to third parties, but exclusive licensing (exclusive licensing) when the rights holder can use it himself.

An exclusive license is when only your licensee can use it, but no one else, including yourself, can use it.

If you sign an exclusive license contract then you, as the copyright owner, can adapt your own work.

Question 8: Exclusive authorization on Baidu Reading and third-party sub-licensing: What does it mean to provide promotion support and agency for listing excellent works on other reading platforms? Is responsible for helping you promote

Question 9: The difference between authorized dealers and regional exclusive distribution. The so-called high-quality dealers and authorized dealers are APR and AR stores. Taking Apple as an example, APR is the retail level of Apple’s exclusive rights. The highest stores have high-quality sales staff and a more comprehensive range of accessory products in addition to machines. Apple has higher requirements for APR stores than general authorized stores, and has strict requirements for product display in the store.

Question 10: How are special dealers and exclusive agents defined? What are the differences between them? Dealers:

1. Dealers are divided into ordinary dealers and special dealers. The former has no restrictions just like ordinary daily necessities outside, while the latter has certain special agreements with large agents or manufacturers in terms of sales volume, product prices, etc.

2. The dealer may have direct contact with the manufacturer, or may have direct contact with a large agent.

3. Dealers have ownership of the products purchased from manufacturers or agents and can dispose of them themselves. What you earn is the profit from the difference between the buying and selling prices.

4. I feel that special dealers and agents are very similar.

5. The company did not sell them on credit, but received the money.

Agent:

1. An agent refers to a merchant who is authorized by the manufacturer to sell a product in a certain area during the sales process. It is divided into regional level, national level, province, city and county level, etc. It is also divided into exclusive agent, general agent and hierarchical agent. All agents have corresponding privileges. In principle, agents with lower agent levels are managed by higher-level agents. .

2. In the traditional sense, agents have no ownership rights in products and only charge commissions. They do not buy out the manufacturers' products, but sell them on their behalf.

3. But now with the expansion of the concept of agents and the expansion of the scale of agents, it is not certain whether agents only charge commissions.

Distributors:

1. The concept of distribution is relative to wholesale, that is, "selling separately", which is the definition of merchants from the perspective of management and planning.

2. "Distributor" is usually an enterprise, mostly used to refer to merchants with service terminal awareness. They have a relatively deep understanding of market channels and often target company stores with fixed consumer groups and customer bases, and rarely sell directly to consumers.

3. Distributors often act as agents (the agents here should not just charge commissions) for many types or brands of products.

In short,

1. Dealer is a relatively general concept. Special dealers are agents, and dealers may also be distributors.

2. Agents may be called dealers or distributors. 3. Dealers and distributors are very similar, except that distributors generally have a stronger and more stable relationship with product-providing companies, their market goals and channels are clearer, and they are more professional and relevant. Agents must be authorized by the enterprise, distributors are often authorized by the enterprise (similar to special dealers), and dealers, except special dealers, are generally not authorized by the enterprise.

4. Dealers generally have ownership of products, while agents generally do not. However, it is difficult to say in reality. Some high-level agents, also called special dealers, have ownership of products; Low-level agents are also called dealers, but have no ownership rights.

Therefore, when asking about a company, no matter what it calls itself, dealer, distributor, agent or whatever, you must ask clearly:

1. It is a dealer authorized by the company Business?

2. Is it just an agent? In other words, do you buy out the company's products and have ownership of the products, or do you just provide agency and earn commissions?

Under normal circumstances, the default is:

Those who call themselves dealers are free traders and have not been authorized by the company, but they have ownership of the products after buying them out.

Those who call themselves authorized dealers have the authorization of the company, but they do not necessarily have product ownership.

Those who call themselves agents of a certain company have the authorization of the company, but they do not necessarily have product ownership.