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Google (Content Offer Pilot): Exclusivity
Non-exclusive: you keep all your IP and may sell the same content elsewhere.
Dated 12 Oct 2026Source checked 12 Oct 2026Quote found on its page again 16 Oct 2026Basis: stated
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“This is a non-exclusive opportunity. You decide what you offer, keep 100% of your IP, and retain the right to monetize your content elsewhere.”
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- Google says it has tested its Content Offer Pilot for over a year with thousands of partners worldwide, setting each fee in a one-to-one offer process; the deal is non-exclusive and the partner keeps its IP.
- Google (Content Offer Pilot): Licence and use
- Google (Content Offer Pilot): Other
- Google (Content Offer Pilot): "Any owner of large, high-quality datasets in specialized content segments–such as code repositories–can express their interest"
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