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THE ORIGINAL AGREEMENT01 / 08
Terms of service
4.2 Renewal & cancellation
“Your subscription will automatically renew for successive one-year terms unless cancelled at least 30 days before the renewal date.”
§ 4.2 Renewal terms
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! Worth a closer look Renewal & fees
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ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT A REAL COMPANY POLICYWork & ownershipExample § 7.1
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IT SAYS
“The employee assigns to the company all rights in software created using company equipment during employment.”
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FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
DIGITAL SERVICESNorthstar Cloud
Privacy & data policy
Data sharingRetention
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
MOBILE & CONNECTIVITYMeadow Mobile
Customer service agreement
CancellationFees
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
WORK & EMPLOYMENTStudio Sample
Employee invention agreement
OwnershipSide projects
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