Preferred Access Provider Sample Clauses
The Preferred Access Provider clause designates a specific service provider as the primary or exclusive source for certain goods or services under the agreement. In practice, this means the client is required to use the named provider for relevant needs, unless specific exceptions apply, such as unavailability or failure to meet agreed standards. This clause ensures a consistent relationship with the chosen provider, streamlining procurement and potentially securing better terms, while also reducing the risk of disputes over sourcing.
Preferred Access Provider. When promoting AOL, ICP shall promote AOL as an online services partner through which a user can access the ICP Internet Site (and ICP shall not implement or authorize any other promotions on behalf of any third parties which are inconsistent with the foregoing).
Preferred Access Provider. When promoting AOL, ICP shall promote AOL as the preferred access provider through which a user can access the Customized Programming and/or the Primary Site and ICP shall use commercially reasonable efforts to promote AOL as prominently as any other Interactive Service as part of ICP's promotion of the Licensed Content
Preferred Access Provider. 2.5.1 When promoting AOL to the consumer market (i.e. non- institutional), ICP shall promote AOL as a preferred access provider through which a user can access the ICP Internet Site (and ICP shall not implement or authorize any other promotions on behalf of any third parties which are inconsistent with the foregoing).
2.5.2 With respect to any ICP Interactive Site accessible or operating through any operating system (including without limitation any Microsoft system) or through a channel or area delivered through a "push" product such as the Pointcast Network or interactive environment such as Microsoft's proposed "Active Desktop" or Netscape's "Netcaster" (each an "Operating System"), ICP shall (a) include in any such ICP Interactive Site a prominent "Try AOL" feature that will cause a user of such site to link directly to AOL access software within the Operating System, and (b) use or support any AOL provided software or feature that directs a user of such ICP Interactive Site who does not have Internet access to the AOL application setup program within the Operating System (instead of the Internet Referral Server or any similar service). ICP's commitments specified above shall be subject to any standard policies and restrictions generally proscribed by the operator of the Operating System.
Preferred Access Provider. In any "offline" Web Reference, ICP shall promote AOL as the preferred access provider through which a user can access ICP's Content (and ICP shall not implement or authorize any other promotions on behalf of any third parties which are inconsistent with the foregoing). Notwithstanding the foregoing, AOL acknowledges that, due to contractual commitments set forth in [ * ], ICP may be required to promote [*] on an ICP Interactive Site. In such cases, AOL shall be promoted as prominently as [ * ].
Preferred Access Provider. 2.5.1 When promoting AOL, ICP shall use commercially reasonable efforts to promote AOL as the preferred access provider through which a user can access the ICP Sites (and ICP shall not implement or authorize any other promotions on behalf of any third parties which are inconsistent with the foregoing).
2.5.2 With respect to any ICP Interactive Site accessible or operating through any operating system (including without limitation any Microsoft system) or through a channel or area delivered through a "push" product such as the Pointcast Network or interactive environment such as Microsoft's proposed "Active Desktop" or Netscape's "Netcaster"(an "Operating System"), ICP shall (a) include in any such ICP Interactive Site a prominent "Try AOL" feature (and controls and software provided by AOL relating to such feature) that will cause a user of such site to link directly to AOL access software located or present on or within the Operating System, so that the user who already is an AOL Member or who does not have Internet access will be connected to the AOL registration screen, the AOL service, the AOL application setup program or elsewhere as determined by AOL, and (b) use or support any AOL provided software or feature that directs a user of such ICP Interactive Site who does not have Internet access to the AOL application setup program located or present on or within the Operating System (instead of the Internet Referral Server or any similar service or successor thereto). ICP's commitments specified above shall be subject to any standard policies and restrictions generally proscribed by the operator of the Operating System.
Preferred Access Provider. So long as ICP receives the Premier Status ------------------------- under this Agreement, ICP shall not promote any Interactive Service more favorably than AOL, and will not promote any Interactive Service other than AOL as its preferred Interactive Service. In all promotions in which ICP references AOL, ICP shall use commercially reasonable efforts to promote AOL as its preferred Interactive Service.
Preferred Access Provider. When promoting AOL, ICP shall promote AOL as a preferred access provider through which a user can access the ICP Internet Site(s) (e.g., ICP shall not authorize any third party to promote that they are "the preferred" access provider). In this regard, ICP shall provide to AOL an *** with respect to any transaction ICP wishes to enter into with an Interactive Service for the purpose of (i) distributing such Interactive Service's access software, (ii) co-marketing such Interactive Service in conjunction with an ICP Internet Site, or (iii) selling and/or syndicating content not generally available on any ICP Internet Site(s).
Preferred Access Provider. In any "offline" Web Reference, ICP shall promote AOL as the preferred access provider through which a user can access ICP's Content (and ICP shall not implement or authorize any other promotions on behalf of any third parties which are inconsistent with the foregoing). Notwithstanding the foregoing, AOL acknowledges that, due to contractual commitments set forth in the Promotion, Distribution & License Agreement between ICP and AT&T (the AT&T Agreement"), ICP may be required to promote the AT&T Worldnet Service, on an ICP Interactive Site. In such cases, AOL shall be promoted as prominently as AT&T.
Preferred Access Provider. When promoting AOL, ICP shall promote AOL as the preferred access provider through which a user can access the ICP Internet Site (and ICP shall not implement or authorize any other promotions on behalf of any third parties which are inconsistent with the foregoing). In this regard, with respect to any ICP Interactive Site accessible or operating through any operating system (including without limitation any Microsoft system) (an "Operating System"), ICP shall (a) include in any such ICP Interactive Site a prominent "Try AOL" feature (and controls and software relating to such feature) that will cause a user of such site to link directly to AOL access software located or present on or within the Operating System, so that the user who already is an AOL Member or who does not have Internet access will be connected to the AOL registration screen, the AOL service, the AOL application setup program or elsewhere as determined by AOL, and (b) use or support any AOL provided software or feature that directs a user of such ICP Interactive Site who does not have Internet access to the AOL application setup program located or present on or within the Operating System (instead of the Internet Referral Server or any similar service or successor thereto).
Preferred Access Provider. When promoting AOL, ICP shall promote ------------------------- AOL as [*] access provider through which a user can access ICP's Content and shall use [*] efforts to promote AOL [*] [*] = THE REDACTED PORTION, INDICATED BY THIS SYMBOL, IS THE SUBJECT OF A CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUEST. as part of ICP's promotion of the Licensed Content hereunder.