Ingredient Branding Sample Clauses

Ingredient Branding. The AOL Buying Directory shall be branded as AOL ------------------- determines in its reasonable discretion (but may only include secondary "ingredient branding" of Onvia, which such secondary attribution may be significantly less prominent than AOL's primary branding (e.g. "AOL's Buying Directory -- powered by Xxxxx.xxx"), e.g., in a relative level of prominence similar to PersonaLogic's ingredient branding AOL Auto Center New Car Guide area or AOL Cats for Kids areas as of the Effective Date, as available at: xxxx://xxx000.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/pl/system/pl.qanda?pl sid=c46q ----------------------------------------------------------------- 4sgv-1l31mwx-5480k&info=aol%2CSILVER%2Cautocenter&product= ---------------------------------------------------------- cars%2Caol%2Cautocenter ----------------------- or xxxx://xxx000.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/pl/system/pl.qanda?pl sid=c46q ----------------------------------------------------------------- 6gv0-1l31mwy-60xlq&info=aol%2CSILVER%2Ckids&product= ---------------------------------------------------- cats%2Caol%2Ckids ----------------- respectively (and as also shown on the following pages). [NOTE: replace this page with print-out of following site] xxxx://xxx000.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/pl/system/pl.qanda?pl sid=c46q4sgv-1l31mwx- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5480k&info=aol%2CSILVER%2Cautocenter&product=cars%2Caol%2Cautocenter -------------------------------------------------------------------- [NOTE: replace this page with print-out of following site] xxxx://xxx000.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/pl/system/pl.qanda?pl sid=c46q6gv0-1l31mwy- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60xlq&info=aol%2CSILVER%2Ckids&product=cats%2Caol%2Ckids -------------------------------------------------------- Execution Copy EXHIBIT B Definitions ----------- The following definitions will apply to this Agreement: Additional Onvia Channel. Any other distribution channel (e.g., an Interactive ------------------------ Service other than AOL) through which Onvia makes available an offering comparable in nature to the Co-Branded Site. Advertising Revenues. Aggregate amounts collected by AOL or its agents, as the -------------------- case may be, arising from the license or sale of Advertisements that appear within the Co-Branded Site Advertising Inventory in accordance with Section 2.9 of this Agreement, less AOL's Advertising Sales Commissions. Advertising Revenues do...
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Ingredient Branding. VIP Calling may participate in Cisco's ingredient branding program, Cisco Powered Network. VIP Calling agrees to meet the then current criteria for certifying at least one (1) service as "Cisco Powered Network" within three (3) months of the Effective Date of the Alliance Agreement.
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Ingredient Branding. If PictureTel technology is included in the product, PictureTel's ingredient brand must be used. The ingredient brand is "PictureTel Powered" and is represented below. The ingredient brand should be included in the documentation, on the MCU chassis in the lower left corner, on the software wallpaper, and on the UI mainscreen. Accord must obtain PictureTel's written approval for the representation and placement of the PictureTel Powered brand. [Graphical Depiction of PictureTel brand] The PictureTel Powered logo is comprised of three elements: The PictureTel corporate signature formatted vertically above a red swish and the word `powered'. The PictureTel logo must be used as defined in this exhibit. To maximize the impact and visibility of the corporate insignia when positioned alongside text or graphics, the signature should always be surrounded by a space margin. This margin is equal to the height of the screen (x) in the PictureTel symbol, and should be maintained above, below and to either side of the PictureTel insignia. No words, symbols or illustrative matter should intrude into this area. The minimum size of the vertical corporate signatures is .5 inches (13mm) wide Because the corporate signature has been carefully designed to provide the greatest visibility and harmony for it's elements, in order to distinguish the corporate signature as a legal trademark, never: . separate the symbol from the logotype . recreate or alter proportions or rearrange the elements under any circumstances, . incorporate the logo into a sentence or use it in a possessive form, . fill the screen or eye area with any graphic elements inside the screen area . fill the screen or eye area with color . substitute another typeface for the logotype, or . substitute another name or use another name in conjunction with the symbol. C O L O R S The PictureTel corporate identity system is made up of two colors that have been chosen for their visibility, positive interaction, and boldness - PMS (Pantone Matching System) 199 red and black. If the signature is being used against a dark background color, such as black, the signature may be reproduced using PMS 199 red and white. The screen, camera swish and base are always red and the camera eye and logotype are always the same color - either black or white. Additionally, it is preferred that actual spot color (PMS 199) be used to reproduce the red color of the corporate signature. If only process colors (CMYK) are available, the Pantone...
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