Microsites Sample Clauses

Microsites. Licensee may, at its own cost and expense, develop a subsite located within its Website dedicated solely to the Promotion of upcoming exhibition(s) of a Program on the Licensed Service (each such subsite, a “Microsite”) subject to the following additional terms and conditions. Licensee shall notify SPE promptly of the creation of any Microsite. If SPE provides to Licensee the form and content for the Microsite (the “Template”), Licensee shall not alter or modify any element of such Template (including, without limitation, any copyright notice, trade or service xxxx notice, logo, photographs or other images) without SPE’s prior written approval in each instance, provided that Licensee may use any one or more elements of such Template without using all elements of the Template. All right and title in and to the Template shall remain in SPE. Upon request by SPE and to the extent reasonably available to Licensee, Licensee shall provide SPE with periodic traffic reports of all visits made to the Microsite during the License Period for the Program.
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Microsites. Licensee may, at its own cost and expense, develop a subsite located within its Website dedicated solely to the Promotion of upcoming exhibition(s) of a Program on the Licensed Service (each such subsite, a “Microsite”) subject to the following additional terms and conditions. Licensee shall notify SPE promptly of the creation of any Microsite. If SPE provides to Licensee the form and content for the Microsite (the “Template”), Licensee shall not alter or modify any element of such Template (including, without limitation, any copyright notice, trade or service xxxx notice, logo, photographs or other images) without SPE’s prior written approval in each instance, provided that Licensee may use any one or more elements of such Template without using all elements of the Template. All right and title in and to the Template shall remain in SPE. All right and title in and to the Microsite, including copyrights, shall vest in SPE upon creation thereof, whether or not the Microsite was created by or paid for by Licensee. To the extent that any right or title in the Microsite is deemed not to so vest in SPE, then to the fullest extent permissible by law, License hereby irrevocably assigns such right and title to SPE. Upon request by SPE, Licensee shall provide SPE with periodic traffic reports of all visits made to the Microsite during the License Period for the Program.
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Microsites. 3.4 Each Planting Spot shall meet the requirements of an Acceptable Microsite.
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Microsites. Licensee may, at its own cost and expense, develop a subsite located within its Website dedicated solely to the Promotion of upcoming exhibition(s) of a Program on the Licensed VOD/PPV Service (each such subsite, a “Microsite”) subject to prior notice to SPE and the following additional terms and conditions. Upon such notice, SPE may, at its option, provide the form and content for the Microsite (the “Template”). Licensee shall not alter or modify any element of such Template (including, without limitation, any copyright notice, trade or service xxxx notice, logo, photographs or other images) without SPE’s prior written approval in each instance. All right and title in and to the Template shall remain in SPE. All right and title in and to the Microsite, including copyrights, shall vest in SPE upon creation thereof, whether or not the Microsite was created by or paid for by Licensee. To the extent that any right or title in the Microsite is deemed not to so vest in SPE, then to the fullest extent permissible by law, License hereby irrevocably assigns such right and title to SPE. Upon request by SPE, Licensee shall provide SPE with periodic traffic reports of all visits made to the Microsite during the License Period for the Program.
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Microsites. 3.4 Each Planting Spot shall meet the requirements of an Acceptable Microsite. FS767A – Tree Planting Schedule A September 22, 2020 Page 4 of 9
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Microsites. Full Student Lifecycle Support + Admitted Yield- Reference page 24-25 in RFP- EM-22-001 Sites451 is a module you can use to easily create personalized microsites for students at various stages of the student lifecycle. You can think of it as a mini content management system within Element451 that's specifically designed for higher education. Your site will be branded to your school and feature customizablecontent that students will find valuable. For example, an academic planner, a campus/city explorer, video, and more. Schools often use microsites to encourage and guide admitted students to enroll and submit their deposits. The module is highly configurable though and can be used to create sites for students at any stage, for example, prospects, incoming, and current students. Highlights of microsite content and features include: ✓ Home Dashboard - The student will receive a direct link to the microsite with a username-protected login. Upon entry, the student receives a personalized welcome with eye-catching graphics on the mainpage. A diverse sampling of content from the rest of the sections is shown, including calls to action, sample career and academics blocks, featured profiles, or survey questions. ✓ Academic Planner - This tool builds a connection between the student's intended major and a sample academic layout. Students can preview what each year of their college career might look like in terms of course load, required courses, credit hours, and more. ✓ Career Connector - In this section, students can preview sample career options based on their major of interest. This tool provides them with career information such as average salary earnings, sample work settings, examples of internship locations, and more. ✓ Next Steps Checklist - This section provides a "to-do" list of actions that the student needs to complete for enrollment. The site marks items as "completed" once done, and both the admissions office and the student canmonitor progress. This section may include anything from forms the student needs to submit to a list of items to pack for the dorms. ✓ Video Vault - In this section, you can upload and display popular videos clips, organized on one page. You can cover topics about student life, open houses, graduation, major-specific videos, and anything else of interest to your students. ✓ Documents - This tool allows students to upload documents directly or request documents to be uploaded by counselors asapplicable. ✓ Social Media - The soc...
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