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11. Licenca za vaš sadržaj

11.1 Zadržavate autorska i druga prava koja već imate za sadržaj koji šaljete, postavljate ili prikazujete u okviru usluga ili preko njih. Slanjem, postavljanjem i prikazivanjem sadržaja vi dajete kompaniji Google licencu koja je trajna, neopoziva, dostupna svuda, besplatna i neekskluzivna. Na osnovu ove licence kompanija Google može da umnožava, prilagođava, menja, prevodi, objavljuje, javno koristi i prikazuje i distribuira bilo koji sadržaj koji vi pošaljete, postavite ili prikažete u okviru usluga ili preko njih. Jedina svrha ove licence je da omogući kompaniji Google da prikazuje, distribuira i promoviše usluge i ona može biti poništena za određene usluge, kao što je definisano u dodatnim uslovima tih usluga.

11.2 Prihvatate da ova licenca uključuje pravo kompanije Google da omogući da takav sadržaj bude dostupan drugim kompanijama, organizacijama ili pojedincima kojima Google pruža usluge ustupanja sadržaja i da može da koristi takav sadržaj u vezi sa pružanjem tih usluga.

11.3 Saglasni ste da kompanija Google, u toku preduzimanja tehničkih mera neophodnih za obezbeđivanje usluga svojim korisnicima može da (a) prenosi ili distribuira vaš sadržaj na razne javne mreže i putem različitih medija i (b) vrši promene vašeg sadržaja koje su neophodne da bi se taj sadržaj prilagodio i bio u skladu sa tehničkim zahtevima mreža za povezivanje, uređaja, usluga ili medija. Prihvatate da će ova licenca dozvoliti kompaniji Google da obavi ove radnje.

11.4 Potvrđujete i garantujete kompaniji Google da imate sva prava, punomoćja i ovlašćenja koja su neophodna da biste dodelili gorenavedenu licencu.

In other words, by posting anything (via Chrome) to your blog(s), any forum, video site, myspace, itunes, or any other site that might happen to be supporting you, Google can use your work without paying you a dime. They can go and edit it all they want. Even further, you're claiming that you have the power to grant these rights. So no one who works for Conde Nast (Wired, Arstechnica), TechCrunch, Gawker, any of the other big web publishers, or a university where the employee is performing research can agree to the Chrome ToS because they most likely don't have the right to give a license to the intellectual property (IP) they produce.

Most likely your employee or student agreement requires that your employer/university exclusively owns all IP that you make during your time there. Many employment contracts require that the employee signs away exclusive rights to all IP they create during work hours and anything created off hours related to their employer's business. Students get their credit because the university typically gets copyrights to any writings and exclusive patent rights to any research and inventions. This means that many content creators (news writers, song writers, artists, copy editors, musicians, students) cannot legally agree to these ToS because they'd be in breach of their employment/student contracts.

Google said on Wednesday that it plans to alter contract terms that gave the search provider broad rights to use anything entered into its new Chrome browser.

"In order to keep things simple for our users, we try to use the same set of legal terms (our Universal Terms of Service) for many of our products," Google said in a statement provided to CNET News. "Sometimes, as in the case of Google Chrome, this means that the legal terms for a specific product may include terms that don't apply well to the use of that product. We are working quickly to remove language from Section 11 of the current Google Chrome terms of service."

As first noted by CNET News on Tuesday, Chrome's End User License agreement appeared to give Google a perpetual right to use anything one entered into the browser. Section 11 stated that although users retain copyright to their works, "by submitting, posting or displaying the content you give Google a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any Content which you submit, post or display on or through, the Services."

Google said the change, once it is made, will apply retroactively to anyone who has downloaded the browser.

Ovaj njihov dl mi se ne sviđa zato što se uvek zaHebem pa isključim browser dok downloaduje i on onda prekine, dok je na FFu to radio u odvojenom prozoru.

skrol sa srednjim klikom ne radi. lame

Radi savrseno )