Content Access Clause Samples
Content Access. Verizon may enable you to access and view Content in a variety of ways: (i) by delivery to your Equipment; (ii) by delivery to compatible Other Devices through a Verizon-provided application supporting media playback; (iii) by providing access to supported browser versions through Verizon-provided hyperlinks and software on Other Devices; or (iv) through a widget or software application accessed through the Equipment. The technology employed by Verizon may vary among operating systems, devices and software applications.
Content Access. After the user confirms the charge, s/he is given access to the content for a specified period of time (hours/days to be determined.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/MUNKSGAARD JOURNAL PUBLISHING 6 USER SCENARIOS PURCHASES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Articles are provided to the user in both PDF and HTML format -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Purchases -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The scenarios below outline single document purchases. There also will be a facility to purchase multiple documents in a shopping basked like manner. Single Document Purchase Registered User with CC Information In this scenario, a registered user requests a document to which they do not currently have access. For example, they may be viewing an abstract from a journal that is not part of their subscription, or they may be referencing a new document (full text) In this scenario we assume that the user has a credit card on file or an open purchase order (PO).
Content Access. After the user confirms the charge, he/she is given access to the content for a specified period of time (hours/days to be determined.) Articles are provided to the user in both HTML and PDF formats. Additional Subscription Purchase Online users will be provided with several opportunities throughout the site to subscribe to other journals; these purchase options will be inserted in areas that contextually will promote the likelihood of a sale. USER SCENARIOS LINKING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following scenario provides an example of how the need for additional full text articles and/or a journal subscription results in a sale.
Content Access. Content access at the server is protected privacy for entities. For example, prescriptions and images are stored at the cloud server protected by encryption suits with combined patient/Clinician end-to-end keys not known by the server.
Content Access. To the extent reasonably required for Content personnel to perform the Services, Training and WBT shall provide Content personnel with access to their equipment, office space, plants, telecommunications and computer equipment and systems, and any other areas and equipment during normal business hours and upon reasonable prior notice, except in event of emergencies.
Content Access. Literature for this research was accessed via the Emory University Library Database, the Fulton County Public Library System, and personal purchasing of published materials for reference. While extensive, some literature that may have been useful in this research was omitted due to the limitations of the researcher’s bank account and Emory University library’s network.
Content Access. ND agrees that, consistent with Section 2, it will provide End Users with access to Content hosted on its System or as delivered through CNI (or as CNI may direct, at CNI’s reasonable discretion). Without limiting the foregoing, ND will host all of the Content on its System unless otherwise directed by CNI.
Content Access. In a market in which the Venture conducts Business News will offer the Venture a right of negotiation for the non-exclusive use of News' Content appropriate for that market at preferred rates, subject to existing contractual obligations.
Content Access. After the user confirms the charge, s/he is given access to the content for a specified period of time (hours/days to be determined.) Articles are provided to the user in both HTML and PDF formats. Single Document Purchase Registered User without CC Information In this scenario, a registered user requests to see a document to which they do not currently have access. For example, they may be viewing an abstract from a new journal and decide they would like to subscribe. In this scenario, we assume that the user does not have a credit card on file or an open PO.