Production, Technology and Content Programming Sample Clauses

Production, Technology and Content Programming. (a) N2K shall be responsible for all production and content programming of the Service. The Service shall use substantially the same technology and advantages as N2K uses in N2K Brand Service unless otherwise agreed to by the parties. The Service shall not be disadvantaged or suffer from inferior production, programming or performance relative to N2K Brand Service, or any similar service which N2K might make available to, or operate on behalf of, third parties. The Service shall perform substantially up to the same performance standards as N2K Brand Service, including, but not limited to, load time, timeliness of content, and quality of programming. N2K shall perform its duties described herein with substantially the same diligence and vigor as it employs with respect to its own services and Web sites and the services and Web sites N2K may operate for third parties, and N2K shall not favor its own Web sites, or those of any third party, over any Service.
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Production, Technology and Content Programming. The Service shall use substantially the same technology and advantages as Excite uses in the Excite Brand Service and Excite's Web Site, subject to Netscape's design choices and selection of Internet search or directory features or functionality pursuant to Section 3.1, unless otherwise agreed to by the parties. Excite will adhere to sub 5-second page delivery to the end user service levels for all pages served within the Excite delivered portion of the Service. The Service shall not be disadvantaged or suffer from inferior production, programming, content (unless Excite is contractually restricted from providing such content to the Service after having made good faith efforts to eliminate any such restrictions) or performance relative to the Excite Brand Service. Excite shall in good faith consider employing in the Service Netscape's technology, if available, rather than a technology supplied by a Netscape Named Entity which competes with Netscape products or services, provided that such use of Netscape's technology does not reduce the performance or production of the Service as compared to comparable elements of the Excite Brand Service on Excite's Web Site. Excite's obligation to produce the Service, including production services, technology and content programming which meet standards established by Excite on Excite's Web Site and general industry standards, is a material obligation of Excite under this Agreement. Netscape and Excite agree to work towards a page layout in the Co-Branded Channels, Search Results Pages and Directory Service Pages which is consistent with the page layout in Netscape's own Channels and Netcenter.
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Production, Technology and Content Programming. Subject to Participant's approval, not to be unreasonably withheld, Netscape shall be responsible for creating the graphic user interface for the Co-branded Service with commercially reasonable assistance from [****] REPRESENTS MATERIAL, WHICH HAS BEEN REDACTED AND SEPARATELY FILED WITH THE COMMISSION, PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT PURSUANT TO RULE 406 UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933, AS AMENDED. CONFIDENTIAL Participant, upon Netscape's request. The Co-branded Service shall use substantially the same technology and advantages as Participant uses in the Participant Service unless otherwise agreed to by the parties. The Co-branded Service shall not be disadvantaged or suffer from inferior production, programming or performance relative to the Participant Service, or any substantially similar service which Participant might make available to, or operate on behalf of, third parties. Participant shall consider, whenever reasonably possible, employing in the Co-branded Service and for Participant's enterprise, Netscape's technology, if available, provided that such use of Netscape's technology does not unduly burden the performance or production of the Co-branded Service.
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Production, Technology and Content Programming. Yahoo shall be responsible for all production and content programming of the Service. The Service shall use substantially the same technology and advantages as Yahoo uses in its "My Yahoo!" service, unless otherwise agreed to by the parties. The Service shall not be disadvantaged or suffer from inferior production, programming or performance relative to the My Yahoo! service, or any similar service which Yahoo might make available to, or operate on behalf of, third parties except with respect to proprietary features owned by, or made exclusively available to, third parties. Except with respect to the Premier Providers and Distinguished Providers provided to Yahoo by Netscape hereunder and except as further constrained by the available pool of Premier Providers and Distinguished Providers, the Service shall perform substantially up to the same performance standards as My Yahoo!, including, but not limited to, load time, timeliness of content, [X] CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED and quality of programming. Notwithstanding the foregoing, this Agreement does not include a license to use the technology and services currently available in My Yahoo! and licensed by Yahoo from Firefly, Inc. and other third party technologies which Yahoo is contractually precluded from including in the Service. Yahoo shall perform its duties described herein with substantially the same diligence and vigor as it employs with respect to its own services and Web sites, or the services and Web sites Yahoo may operate for third parties, and Yahoo shall not favor its own Web sites, or those of any third party, over the Service. With respect to features and functionalities offered within the Service, Yahoo shall use reasonable commercial efforts to employ in the Service Netscape's technology, if available, rather than a technology which might compete with Netscape products or services, provided that such use of Netscape's technology does not, in Yahoo's reasonable determination, unduly burden the performance or production of the Service or unduly tax Yahoo's engineering, support or production resources. Yahoo's obligation to produce the Service including production services, technology and content programming which meet or exceed standards established by Yahoo on its own Web site or services (or the Web site or services Yahoo manages for any third party) and general industry standards is a material obligation of Yahoo under this Agreement.
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Production, Technology and Content Programming. (a) Concentric shall be responsible for all hosting, production, and programming of the Service, consistent with each Customer's specifications. The Service shall not be [*] from [*] production, programming or performance [*]. The Service shall perform [*] standards as the Concentric Brand Service. Concentric shall perform its duties described herein with [*] as it employs with respect to its [*] and Web sites and the services and Web sites Concentric may operate for third parties, and Concentric [*] own Web sites or services, or those of any third party, [*] Service.
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