1. Quality Control: Used when licensed content must maintain certain quality standards or branding requirements

2. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when licensee is permitted to sub-license the content to third parties

3. Content Updates: Relevant for agreements where content will be updated periodically

4. Performance Requirements: Include when there are minimum usage or revenue requirements

5. Territory-Specific Terms: Required when license covers multiple jurisdictions with varying requirements

6. Data Protection: Include when licensed content involves personal data processing

7. Moral Rights: Important for creative content where author's moral rights need addressing

8. Technical Support: Include when technical support or maintenance is part of the license

9. Marketing and Promotion: Used when agreement includes terms about how content can be promoted

1. Schedule 1 - Licensed Content: Detailed description and inventory of all content covered by the license

2. Schedule 2 - Technical Specifications: Detailed technical requirements for content delivery and usage

3. Schedule 3 - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of all fees, royalties, and payment terms

4. Schedule 4 - Usage Guidelines: Specific guidelines for content usage, including branding requirements

5. Schedule 5 - Service Level Agreement: If applicable, details of support and maintenance services

6. Appendix A - Content Delivery Schedule: Timeline and milestones for content delivery

7. Appendix B - Approved Sub-licensees: If applicable, list of approved sub-licensees and their rights

8. Appendix C - Territory Restrictions: Detailed breakdown of territorial restrictions or permissions