Promotion and Publicity Sample Clauses

Promotion and Publicity. Permit Holder agrees that unless and until a fully signed original of this Agreement has been delivered to both Permit Holder and Owner, no information or publicity of any nature whatsoever relating to Permit Holder's Event(s) shall be disseminated or released. Publicity for the Event(s) must be submitted to the Owner for approval prior to any distribution. Owner agrees that any revenues generated from radio and television shall be for the account of Permit Holder. All such broadcasts, however, shall clearly indicate that the Owner or the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia is not a sponsor of the event.
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Promotion and Publicity. 32.1 The RTO will be responsible for any promotion or advertising of the training purchased or subsidised under this agreement. This will be done at the RTO’s expense.
Promotion and Publicity. The Artist/Presenter will supply the Owner with appropriate advertising/publicity materials such as photos, reviews, recordings at least two weeks prior to the Engagement.
Promotion and Publicity. 18.1 The Contractor will not, without prior written approval of the Company, make any public statement about or advertise or promote its involvement in providing the Services to the Company, whether in written, verbal or visual format (“Promotional Material”).
Promotion and Publicity. 5.1 NAWI encourages Alliance Members to promote or publish their participation and membership status in the NAWI Alliance. NAWI, through LBNL, will provide standard language describing NAWI that is suitable for Alliance Members to use in publicity, press releases, and advertising. NAWI, through LBNL, also intends to provide standard presentation materials for use by Alliance Members.
Promotion and Publicity. Recognition of the grant brings valuable attention to the mission and activities of both Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx. Xxxxxxx agrees that Grantor may include information regarding Grantee and/or this grant, including the amount and purpose of the grant, any photographs or materials Grantee has provided for promotional purposes, Grantee’s logo or trademark, and/or other information or materials about Grantee’s organization and activities, in Grantor’s periodic public reports, newsletters, events, and media releases. Grantee may, subject to Grantor’s right of approval in its reasonable discretion, promote Grantor and/or this grant by:
Promotion and Publicity. Permit Holder shall not publicize the Event unless and until a fully signed original of this Agreement has been delivered to both Permit Holder and Owner. Publicity for the Event must be submitted to the Institution for approval prior to any distribution. Publicity for the Event shall not imply any endorsement or sponsorship of the Event by the Owner or the Institution. Permit Holder is not authorized to use any trademarks, service marks, designs, slogans, trade names, logotypes and designations of origin representative of the Owner or the Institution without the express prior written consent of the respective party. Owner agrees that any revenues generated from radio and television broadcasting of the Event shall be for the account of Permit Holder. All such broadcasts, however, shall clearly indicate that neither the Owner nor the University of Georgia are a sponsor of the event. In addition, any such broadcast of the Event must be pre- approved in writing by the Institution’s division of Marketing and Communications (706/542-8083).
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Promotion and Publicity. Permit Holder agrees that unless and until a fully signed original of this Agreement has been delivered to both Permit holder and Owner, no information or publicity of any nature whatsoever relating to Permit Holder's Event(s) shall be disseminated or released. Publicity for the Events(s) must be submitted to the Owner for approval prior to any distribution.
Promotion and Publicity. The Himalaya Foundation and Columbia may not use the other’s name, seal or other identifying or proprietary information in catalogues, advertising materials or anything else, unless the other has reviewed and approved in writing of the proposed use. Neither Party will use the name, logos, or trademarks of the other Party without the prior written approval of the other Party, approval for which may be withheld at each Party’s discretion.
Promotion and Publicity. 12.1 The Subcontractor will not, without prior written approval of the Company, make or issue any Promotional Material except to the extent required by law. Prior approval will not be unreasonably withheld.
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