Public Website. Qwest will maintain a public website showing the PAP status of each PID or sub-measure with respect to the applicability of the PAP payment mechanisms (i.e., reinstated or removed), which eliminates the requirement to make filings with the Commission to modify the PAP due to the application of the PID Reinstatement/Removal Process.
Public Website. (i) The Company maintains a link to the Public Website Privacy Statement from the home page of its public website on which website personally identifiable information is collected from visitors of such web site. The Public Website Privacy Statement is accurate and consistent in all material respects with the Company's actual practices with respect to the collection, use and disclosure of personally identifiable information of visitors of the Company's public website. The Public Website Privacy Statement complies in all material respects with all applicable privacy laws and regulations regarding the disclosure and use of personal data as applicable to personally identifiable data collected by the Company of visitors to the Company's public website. The Company's use and distribution of all personally identifiable data collected by the Company from visitors of the Company's public web site is governed by law and by the Public Website Privacy Statement pursuant to which the data was collected. A true and correct copy of the Public Website Privacy Statement is attached as Section 3.25(c) of the Company Disclosure Schedule.
Public Website. CenturyLink QC will maintain a public website showing the PAP status of each PID or sub-measure with respect to the applicability of the PAP payment mechanisms (i.e., reinstated or removed), which eliminates the requirement to make filings with the Commission to modify the PAP due to the application of the PID Reinstatement/Removal Process.
Public Website. The Registry public website is a place where interested parties can go to obtain general information about CSCs. There will be FAQs, general descriptions of CSC related applications and services, general descriptions of Registry functions and processes, and other general informational documentation. In addition to general information the public will be able to perform a query on a specific CSC to see whether it is available for assignment. The only information provided to the public will be whether the code is available or not available. ATTACHMENT 1 TO GUIDELINES [SEE EXHIBIT E-1 BELOW] ATTACHMENT 2 TO THE ASSIGNMENT GUIDELINES [PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK] [Graphic Design] [Graphic Design] ATTACHMENT 3 TO THE ASSIGNMENT GUIDELINES Applicant / Registrant Work Item List Application ID CSC(s) Application Status Action Due Date ZZZZ NZZZZ Rejected for Resubmission Resubmit MM/DD/YYYY ZZZZ NZZZZ Rejected N/A MM/DD/YYYY ZZZZ NZZZZ Approved N/A MM/DD/YYYY ZZZZ NZZZZ Expired Renew MM/DD/YYYY ZZZZ NZZZZ Expiring Renew MM/DD/YYYY ZZZZ NZZZZ Pending Review N/A MM/DD/YYYY NOTES: Application ID—A unique identifier for each application. Applications can be searched by either the Application ID number or the CSC number. Rejected for Resubmission—Registry has rejected the application and provided a description of why it was rejected Rejected—Registry rejected the application Approved—Registry has approved the application Expired—Code has expired and is now in the 90 day aging/grace period. After 90 days it will be returned to the pool of available CSCs if the registration is not renewed.
Public Website. This deliverable corresponds to the publication online of the PREFORMA project website and the implementation of the online instruments for the communication among the partners. Draft of D4.1 will be release in month 1 reporting the online publication of the project website. The website will remain online after the end of the EC funded period and its sustainability will be discussed in D3.7.1 and D3.7.2 [month 3]
Public Website. The public website intends to provide an overview of the project available to the wide audience, an introduction to the consortium and team members, project activities and results as well as contact information for any party interested in collaborating with us. The different sections available in the website are listed below.
Public Website. All PREFORMA partners and affiliate members participate in the development of the website. The WP4 leader is especially responsible for the maintenance and for the editorial work. The best way to contact the PREFORMA team is by sending an email to info@preforma- xxxxxxx.xx. Messages can be sent to the attention of the Project Coordinator Borje Justrell (Riksarkivet, xxxxx.xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xx), of the Technical Coordinator Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx (Promoter Srl, xxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx) and of the Communication Coordinator Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (Promoter Srl, xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx).
Public Website. The project website is the most versatile dissemination tool, providing information on the project plan, activities, progress and outcome to a wide audience. A public project website was launched shortly after project kick-off in May 2014. It is available at xxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xx/ and contains the following parts: • Home / Front page: General description of the project, its background, project plan objectives and expected outcomes. Coordinator contact details for further information. Recent updates part.
Public Website. Seller shall maintain, or cause to be maintained, an internet website accessible to the public that displays real time and historic solar array output data from the System reported in user-defined time intervals. Alternatively, Purchaser may elect to develop and maintain such public website.
Public Website. The public section of SMARTFAN website provides: • a brief overview of the project and further details about its objectives, contents and structure; • the composition of the project consortium, the links to the partners’ websites and the contact of the project coordinator; • access to the project public deliverables and to the dissemination material prepared (e.g. leaflets, posters, press release and presentations); • information about SMARTFAN events, such as SMARTFAN meetings and workshops, as well as conferences and external events where the project will have an active role (e.g. presentation of paper(s), organisation of sessions, stands with demos, etc.). The public website has several sections and sub sections devoted to present the project to external visitors, all accessible from the home page and described into details in the following paragraphs. In each section, at the bottom of the pages, you can find: ✓ the acknowledgement of the EU co-funding, also by the inclusion of the relevant logo claiming that " This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement n. 760779”; ✓ the logos of SMARTFAN social profiles: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn; ✓ some SMARTFAN project details.
