Linking Mechanism Clause Samples
A Linking Mechanism clause establishes how different documents, agreements, or provisions are connected and made operative together. In practice, this clause may specify that certain schedules, appendices, or referenced agreements are incorporated by reference and form part of the main contract, ensuring that all related documents are legally binding as a unified whole. Its core function is to ensure clarity and enforceability by explicitly tying together all relevant contractual materials, thereby preventing disputes over whether external documents are part of the agreement.
Linking Mechanism. A mechanism provided in accordance with the Protocol in Schedule 2.1 (including the Preamble thereto) of this Agreement to enable AOL Users to connect directly or indirectly via a redirect to AOL then to Google (in such a manner as allows Google and AOL to count the UA corresponding to such link) and from Google to an Advertiser’s website as identified by a URL in such Advertiser’s Matched Result. Localized Offerings. As defined in Section 4.2(iv).
Linking Mechanism. A mechanism provided in accordance with the Protocol in Schedule 2.1 (including the Preamble thereto) of this Agreement to enable TI Users to connect directly or indirectly via a redirect to TI Sites then to AOL or the Third Party Provider (in such a manner as allows AOL to count the UA corresponding to such link) and from AOL or the Third Party Provider to an Advertiser’s website as identified by a URL in such Advertiser’s Matched Result. Make Good Term. As defined in Section 6.2. Mapping Process. The query mapping and taxonomy development functions by which Queries are indexed, categorized, and organized using an AOL licensed third party software, and by which Result Terms are created and provided to TI ranked by relevancy and value. Matched Results. Advertising Results that are processed by the Third Party Provider on behalf of AOL and TI pursuant to the IMA (including filtering, as applicable) in connection with Search Terms or other search queries from TI Users (e.g., including terms input by TI Users in the TI Search Service), using the Third Party Provider’s proprietary technology, and are then delivered to TI for TI to display as Sponsored Links as set forth herein and consistent with all applicable provisions and requirements hereof. Matched Results Set. The set of all Matched Results (whether one (1) or more than one (1) Matched Result) with respect to any given page. Maximum Delivery Time. As defined in Section 2.4. Metric Auditor. As defined in Section 5.5(d). Minimum Revenue Guarantee. As defined in Section 5.1.
Linking Mechanism. A mechanism provided in accordance with the Protocol in Schedule 2.1 (including the Preamble thereto) of this Agreement to enable TI Users to connect directly or indirectly via a redirect to TI Sites then to AOL or the Third Party Provider (in such a manner as allows AOL to count the UA corresponding to such link) and from AOL or the Third Party Provider to an Advertiser’s website as identified by a URL in such Advertiser’s Matched Result.
Linking Mechanism. A mechanism provided in accordance with the Protocol in Schedule 2.1 (including the Preamble thereto) of this Agreement to enable C▇▇.▇▇▇ Users to connect directly or indirectly via a redirect to C▇▇.▇▇▇ then to AOL or the Third Party Provider (in such a manner as allows AOL to count the UA corresponding to such link) and from AOL or the Third Party Provider to an Advertiser’s website as identified by a URL in such Advertiser’s Matched Result. Make Good Term. As defined in Section 6.2. Mapping Process. The query mapping and taxonomy development functions by which Queries are indexed, categorized, and organized using an AOL licensed third party software, and by which Result Terms are created and provided to CNN ranked by relevancy and value. Matched Results. Advertising Results that are processed by the Third Party Provider on behalf of AOL and CNN pursuant to the IMA (including filtering, as applicable) in connection with Search Terms or other search queries from C▇▇.▇▇▇ Users (e.g., including terms input by C▇▇.▇▇▇ Users in the CNN Search Service), using the Third Party Provider’s proprietary technology, and are then delivered to CNN for CNN to display as Sponsored Links as set forth herein and consistent with all applicable provisions and requirements hereof.