Station Ad Serving Sample Clauses

The Station Ad Serving clause defines how advertising content is delivered and managed by the station within a broadcasting or streaming agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the station's responsibilities for inserting, scheduling, and tracking advertisements during programming, and may specify technical requirements or reporting obligations. Its core function is to ensure that ad delivery is handled consistently and transparently, thereby providing clarity for both the station and advertisers regarding how and when ads will be served.
Station Ad Serving. If Station will be responsible for serving digital (i.e., non-Premion) Campaigns, then Station will track delivery of such Campaigns. The parties agree that Station’s final impression measurements will be used to determine the fees due under this Agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Advertiser’s own impression measurements show a discrepancy of ten percent (10%) or more, then Advertiser may notify Station and the parties will thereafter meet and discuss in good faith an appropriate resolution, it being understood that Station may invoice Advertiser for amounts not in dispute while the dispute resolution discussions are ongoing.
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