Common use of Linked Interactive Site Advertisements Clause in Contracts

Linked Interactive Site Advertisements. ICP shall ensure that AOL Members linking to any Linked ICP Interactive Site (other than the Stars Web Area) from the AOL Network do not receive advertisements, promotions or links (i) for any entity reasonably construed to be in competition with AOL, (ii) in violation of AOL's then-standard advertising policies, or (iii) in violation of AOL's exclusivity or other preferential rights or commitments [*] Online Area and/or the AOL Network. AOL shall use commercially reasonable efforts to discuss any reasonable ICP request for an exception to the preceding subclause (iii). In the event that AOL notifies ICP in writing that any advertising or promotional Content in or through any Linked ICP Interactive Site (a "Linked ICP Interactive Site Advertisement") is in violation of AOL's then-standard advertising policies or this Section 2.2.2, then ICP shall take [*] steps to block access by AOL Members to such advertising using ICP's then-available ad server or other technology. In the event that ICP cannot, through its [*], block access by AOL Members to the advertising in question, then ICP shall provide AOL prompt written notice of such fact. AOL may restrict access from the AOL Network to the advertising in question using technology available to AOL or, in the event such restricted access is not reasonably practicable, as determined by AOL in AOL's sole discretion, terminate the link from the AOL Network to the Linked ICP Interactive Site until such time as the advertising in question is no longer displayed. ICP will cooperate with AOL's reasonable requests to the extent AOL elects to implement any such access restrictions.

Linked Interactive Site Advertisements. To the extent AOL approves any links or pointers to an ICP Interactive Site pursuant to Section 1.3.1, ICP shall ensure that AOL Members linking to any Linked ICP Interactive Site (other than the Stars Web Area) from the AOL Network do not receive advertisements, promotions or links (i) for any entity reasonably construed to be in competition with AOL, (ii) in violation of AOL's exclusivity or preferential contractual commitments or in violation of AOL's then-standard advertising policies, or (iii) in violation of AOL's exclusivity or other preferential rights or commitments [*] Online Area and/or the AOL Network. AOL shall use commercially reasonable efforts to discuss any reasonable ICP request for an exception to the preceding subclause (iii). In the event that AOL notifies ICP in writing that any advertising or promotional Content in or through associated with any Linked ICP Interactive Site (a "Linked ICP Interactive Site Advertisement") is in violation of AOL's then-standard advertising policies or this Section 2.2.2policies, then ICP shall take [*] commercially reasonable steps to block access by AOL Members to such advertising using ICP's then-available ad server or other technology. In the event that ICP cannot, through its [*]commercially reasonable efforts, block access by AOL Members to the advertising in question, then ICP shall provide AOL prompt written notice of such fact. AOL may then, at its option, either (i) restrict access from the AOL Network to the advertising in question using technology available to AOL or, in the event such restricted access is not reasonably practicable, as determined by AOL in AOL's sole discretion, or (ii) terminate the link from the AOL Network to the Linked ICP Interactive Site until such time as the advertising in question is no longer displayed. ICP will cooperate with AOL's reasonable requests to the extent AOL elects to implement any such access restrictions.

Linked Interactive Site Advertisements. ICP shall ensure that AOL Members linking to any Linked ICP Interactive Site (other than the Stars Web Area) from the AOL Network do not receive encounter advertisements, promotions or links on or through the Online Sites, the Welcome Mats or via any Linked ICP Interactive Sites, (ia) for any entity entity, (excluding ICP), reasonably construed to be in competition with AOLAOL or any AOL "component" products and services, (iie.g. AOL NetFind or other search/directory services, AOL NetMail or free/discount E-mail, yellow pages, white pages, "My AOL" type personalized information, classifieds, and other products and services as AOL may designate from time to time during the Term) (collectively, the "Component Products and Services"), (b) for AT&T (including any affiliates thereof), or any AT&T or affiliate products or services, (c) in violation of AOL's exclusivity or premier commitments to third parties, or (d) in violation of any other of AOL's then-standard advertising policies, or (iii) in violation of AOL's exclusivity or other preferential rights or commitments [*] Online Area and/or the AOL Network. AOL shall use commercially reasonable efforts to discuss any reasonable ICP request for an exception to the preceding subclause (iii). In the event that AOL notifies ICP in writing that any advertising or promotional Content in or through associated with any Linked ICP Interactive Site (a "Linked ICP Interactive Site Advertisement") is in violation of AOL's then-standard advertising policies or this Section 2.2.2policies, then ICP shall take [*] commercially reasonable steps to block access by AOL Members to such advertising using ICP's then-available ad server or other technology. In the event that ICP cannot, through its [*]Its commercially reasonable efforts, block access by AOL Members to the advertising in question, then ICP shall provide AOL prompt written notice of such fact. AOL may then, at its option, either (i) restrict access from the AOL Network to the advertising in question using technology available to AOL or, in the event such restricted access is not reasonably practicable, as determined by AOL in AOL's sole discretion, or (ii) terminate the link from the AOL Network to the Linked ICP Interactive Site until such time as the advertising in question is no longer displayed. ICP will cooperate with AOL's reasonable requests to the extent AOL elects to implement any such access restrictions.