Dissemination of Content Sample Clauses

Dissemination of Content. In the course of using any Content as permitted hereunder, Subscriber and its Users may not make the Content, or any part thereof, available to any party who is not a Subscriber or a User, except as permitted herein. Subscriber and its Users must ensure that the Content is at all times kept on a secure server, viewable only by Subscribers and/or its Users. If Subscriber wishes to use a third party to host the Content, Subscriber shall notify Discovery Education, and Discovery Education shall have the right to approve the use of such host in advance, in writing, and to approve the terms of agreement between such host and Subscriber. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Subscriber chooses to use a third party host, Discovery Education disclaims all liability to Subscriber in connection with such third party host, and Discovery Education shall have no responsibility to Subscriber to ensure that such third party host maintains its service. In addition, any Subscriber or User using the Local Host support option must use the Website, rather than a local directory, to search for and access the Content.
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Dissemination of Content. In the course of using any Content as permitted hereunder, Subscriber and its Users may not make the Content, or any part thereof, available to any party who is not a Subscriber or a User, except as permitted herein. Subscriber and its Users must ensure that the Content is at all times kept on a secure server, viewable only by Subscribers and/or its Users. If Subscriber wishes to use a third party to host the Content, BT must approve the use of such host in advance and in writing, and BT shall have the right to approve the terms of agreement between such host and Subscriber. In addition, any Subscriber or User using the Local Host support option must use the Electronic Delivery System, rather than a local directory, to search for and access the Content.
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Dissemination of Content. In the course of using any Content as permitted hereunder, Subscriber and its Users may not make the Content, or any part thereof, available to any party who is not a Subscriber or a User, except as permitted herein. Subscriber and its Users must ensure that the Content is at all times kept on a secure server, viewable only by Subscribers and/or its Users. If Subscriber wishes to use a third party to host the Content, Discovery Education must approve the use of such host in advance and in writing, and Discovery Education shall have the right to approve the terms of agreement between such host and Subscriber. In addition, any Subscriber or User using the Local Host support option must use the Website, rather than a local directory, to search for and access the Content.
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Dissemination of Content. In the course of using any Content as permitted hereunder, Subscriber and/or its Users may not make the Content, or any part thereof, available to any party who is not a Subscriber or a User.
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Dissemination of Content. In the course of using any Content as permitted hereunder, Subscriber may not make the Content, or any part thereof, available to any party who is not a Subscriber, except as permitted herein. Subscriber must ensure that the Content is at all times kept on a secure server, viewable only by Subscriber. If Subscriber wishes to use a third party to host the Content, Subscriber shall notify Discovery, and Discovery shall have the right to approve the use of such host in advance, in writing, and to approve the terms of agreement between such host and Subscriber. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Subscriber chooses to use a third- party host, Discovery disclaims all liability to Subscriber in connection with such third-party host, and Discovery shall have no responsibility to Subscriber to ensure that such third-party host maintains its service. In addition, any Subscriber using the Local Host support option must use the Activity Center, rather than a local directory, to search for and access the Content.
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Dissemination of Content. In the course of using any Content as permitted hereunder, Assessment Customer and its Users may not make the Content, or any part thereof, available to any party who is not an Assessment Customer or a User, except as permitted herein. Assessment Customer and its Users must ensure that the Content is at all times kept on a secure server, viewable only by Assessment Customers and/or its Users. If Assessment Customer wishes to use a third party to host the Content, Discovery Education Assessment must approve the use of such host in advance and in writing, and Discovery Education Assessment shall have the right to approve the terms of agreement between such host and Assessment Customer.
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