comScore Data Sample Clauses

The "comScore Data" clause defines the use and handling of audience measurement data provided by comScore, a third-party analytics company. This clause typically specifies how such data will be accessed, shared, or relied upon by the parties, often in the context of measuring website traffic, advertising reach, or campaign effectiveness. By establishing clear terms for the use of comScore data, the clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of the data source and its application, thereby promoting transparency and consistency in performance measurement.
comScore Data. Without limiting comScore’s obligations to provide the comScore Data as specified in the Agreement, at a minimum, the comScore Raw Data and comScore Processed Data shall contain sufficient data to derive the information contained below under the headings “Transaction Data”, “Visitor Data” and “Visitor Data: Browsing Data Metrics”. ComScore represents, warrants and covenants that the information contained under the heading “Data Warehouse Tables and Data Field Information” is and shall be an accurate list of the database tables and data fields portions of the comScore Raw Data and comScore Processed Data as of the Effective Date and Services Commencement Date, but is subject to modification at comScore’s reasonable discretion, provided however that comScore notifies Citadel of such changes in a timely manner.
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comScore Data. “comScore Data” shall mean the comScore Raw Data (including Visitor Data and Transaction Data) and comScore Processed Data, whether or not collected or produced prior to or during the Term. comScore Data does not include any information that personally identifies the comScore panelist or any data (other than comScore Syndicated Products) that are specifically and solely provided by, provided to, processed or collected for, and funded by, (a) a single comScore client other than Citadel or (b) more than one comScore client other than Citadel if independently requested by, and processed or collected for, such clients, and any data generated by the establishment of a Private Panel (as defined in Section 1.4 below) for such comScore client and/or the administering of Survey Services (as defined in Section 1.7 below) solely on behalf of such comScore client.
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