Provider Ads Sample Clauses

Provider Ads. Provider will have the right to directly sell and place Provider Ads on the Advertising Inventory associated with Provider Content and Monetized Content, as follows [Google please include link to such document], which will at least include all video and display inventory on Playback Pages where Provider Content and/or Monetized Content is displayed. Such Provider Ads may be sold and will appear in the style and format offered by Google and as may be modified from time to time by Google; provided that, such modifications are applied consistently to all similarsimilarly-situated content providers under agreements with Google and not solely to Provider. As between Google and Provider, Provider shall have “first position” on the right to sell ads against Provider Content and Monetized Content. Provider may book promotional barter or “house” ads, which may include display and/or video ads, on up to five percent (5%) of the Advertising Inventory. Provider must enter into the standard YouTube insertion order supplied by Google for any Provider Ads that are not submitted via an Ad Manager. Provider Ads must comply with the YouTube Ad Policies. Google reserves the right to modify the YouTube Ad Policies in its sole discretion at any time during the Term; provided that, such modifications are applied consistently to all similarsimilarly-situated content providers under agreements with Google and not solely to Provider. In the event Google modifies its YouTube Ad Policies, such that it materially affects Provider’s ability to sell advertisements in Provider’s sole discretion, then Provider shall have the right to turn the Provider Content and Monetized Content “private” or may terminate this Agreement upon thirty (30) days prior written notice to Google. Provider Ads may be sold, placed and managed using an Ad Manager. For the avoidance of doubt, Google is under no obligation to permit the display of any Provider Ads that fail to comply with the YouTube Ad Policies. Google may require Provider to remove from display any Provider Ads that Google notifies Provider as failing to meet the YouTube Ad Policies, and Provider will promptly remove such Provider Ads from display in the YouTube Website or Monetized Platformsthe Ad Manager .
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Provider Ads. With respect to Provider Ads, Provider will pay to Google 45% of the then-current advertising rates as set forth in the Google advertising rate card, which such card Google will provide to Provider. As of the Effective Date, Google does not support serving Provider Ads on Monetized Content where there are multiple claims, but retains the right to do so. For advertising placed directly with Google via the insertion order process, Google retains the right to reject any Provider Ads service agreement totaling less than $10,000 or such other amount as determined by Google.
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Provider Ads. With respect to Provider Ads, Provider will pay to Google 30% of Provider Ad Revenues. As of the Effective Date, Google does not support serving Provider Ads on Monetized Content where there are multiple claims, but retains the right to do so. .
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Provider Ads. With respect to Provider Ads, Provider will pay to Google 30% of the then-current advertising rates communicated by Google to Provider, which Google will provide and update (which may be via e-mail) during the Term. Any updates to advertising rates communicated to Provider will apply only to Provider Ads inventory for which no service agreement has been executed at the time of the update. As of the Effective Date, Google does not support serving Provider Ads on Monetized Content where there are multiple claims, but retains the right to do so. Google retains the right to reject any Provider Ads service agreement totaling less than $10,000 or such other amount as determined by Google.
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