Exclusive Content Sample Clauses
The Exclusive Content clause establishes that certain content provided under the agreement is unique to the contracting parties and cannot be shared, licensed, or distributed to others outside the agreement. Typically, this clause applies to creative works, proprietary materials, or intellectual property developed specifically for the client, ensuring that the provider does not offer the same content to competitors or third parties. Its core function is to protect the recipient’s competitive advantage and maintain the distinctiveness of the content, thereby preventing dilution of value or potential conflicts of interest.
Exclusive Content. Description: Exclusive content shall be provided as described on Exhibit D-1 of the Interactive Marketing Agreement. IN EACH CASE ABOVE, THE FOLLOWING SHALL APPLY:
(a) All In-Kind Promotions must be exclusive to AOL, such that AOL is the only [ ] Interactive Service to be promoted in any In-Kind Promotion.
(b) All In-Kind Promotions shall be produced by AG at AG's sole cost and expense and without charge (including without limitation advertising, placement or integration charges) to AOL.
(c) All In-Kind Promotions shall be consistent with AOL's promotional and trademark and logo policies, subject to AOL's prior review, current copies of which AG hereby acknowledges receipt of (except as expressly set forth in paragraphs 1, 2 or 3 of this Exhibit C-1 or on Annex-1 attached hereto, which are expressly hereby approved).
(i) AOL hereby consents to American Greetings Corporation's continued sale and distribution of any Physical Greeting Cards containing the foregoing reference to AOL as set forth above, notwithstanding any lapse, expiration or termination of this Agreement; provided that all other terms and conditions of such In-Kind Promotions, except for such lapse of the term, are complied with. (ii)For so long as AG sells cards with the Keyword "AG" appearing on the back (e.g., after the term, if cards have already been printed and are still available in stores), then AOL shall be required to maintain such Keyword "AG" (subject to AOL's Keyword policies to the extent set forth herein) and AG shall be required to maintain the Modified Renewal Customized Site for AOL to direct users of the Keyword thereto; provided that AOL shall not be required to link the Keyword to any site that is not a Modified Renewal Customized Site meeting all the requirements thereof (e.g., without limitation, such site shall not promote any Interactive Service); provided further that AOL shall not be required to maintain such Keyword and/or link any longer than [ ] after the Initial Term; and provided further that any maintenance of the Keyword by AOL shall be considered a Continued Link pursuant to Section 8.4 of this Agreement, subject to the terms thereof (e.g., revenue sharing)).
(e) All print and radio ads provided for herein shall either (i) comply with AG's (or American Greetings Corporation's) media plan, as delivered to AOL in writing, and appear in the
(f) AG shall provide to AOL on a quarterly basis detailed reports with respect to all In-Kind Promotions in a mutually agr...
Exclusive Content. Content you license to the Company on an exclusive basis is eligible for a 50% royalty share of the Net Licensing Revenue actually collected.
Exclusive Content. The Parties shall agree on procedures for identifying and tracking Service Content that constitutes Exclusive Content. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, and subject to the licenses granted in Section 2(h)(i), to the extent that MarketWatch has rights in any Service Content that constitutes Exclusive Content, MarketWatch assigns to Thomson all of its right, title and interest in such Exclusive Content, including but not limited to all copyrights therein throughout the world (and any renewals or extensions thereof) as of the date such Exclusive Content is delivered by MarketWatch to Thomson for use in the Thomson/MarketWatch Service. The foregoing assignment shall not include MarketWatch trademarks.
