Blog Sample Clauses

The 'Blog' clause defines the terms and conditions under which blog content is created, published, and managed within the scope of an agreement. It typically outlines who is responsible for producing blog posts, the approval process for content, and any guidelines regarding topics, frequency, or intellectual property rights. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of their roles and expectations regarding blog-related activities, thereby preventing misunderstandings and ensuring consistent, authorized publication of content.
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Blog. You are responsible for all Content that You submit to the website’s blog or any public areas of the Company’s website. You understand that by posting Content, including any personal information, You are
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Blog. This section collects all news, events and contributions that are directly connected to the CIVIC EPISTEMOLOGIES project. Any registered user can send the Editorial team a news piece through the “Send your post” form (see Section 5.3.3
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Blog. The WordPress blogging platform will be used. The Ban Man Pro ad serving platform will be used. Profiles and ratings will be managed with a custom built control panel. Functionality for adding, updating, and deleting profiles and ratings will be exposed. Records will be presented in a grid view with search, filter, sort, and page functions.
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Blog is an online type of journal or newsletter that is readily accessible to the general public on a website. Blogs are typically used by individuals to share personal thoughts, ideas, opinions, videos, pictures, etc.
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Blog. While the News items on the right side of many of the sub-pages are only short, the Blog section offers either short or detailed information more frequently. This section is a core element in the dissemination strategy. All blog entries will be published automatically on the Facebook and Twitter accounts at the same time. Once communication channels such as the website and the social web are firmly installed, the blog will be the ‘voice’ of the Europeana Inside project.
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