Tangible Medium Sample Clauses
The Tangible Medium clause defines what constitutes a physical form or embodiment of information, materials, or works. In practice, this clause clarifies that items such as printed documents, disks, or other physical storage devices are considered tangible media, as opposed to purely digital or intangible formats. Its core function is to ensure clarity in contracts or agreements by specifying which forms of information are covered, thereby reducing ambiguity about the scope of rights, obligations, or protections related to physical copies.
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Tangible Medium. If Customer distributes Customer software to Desktop Device Subscribers or prospective Desktop Device Subscribers on a tangible medium (e.g. CD-ROM, DVD-ROM), Customer shall include the Google Desktop Applications on the tangible medium to the extent Technically Feasible and give the Desktop Device Subscriber or prospective Desktop Device Subscriber an opportunity to install the Google Desktop Applications during the installation process of the Customer software. The form of the offering of Google Desktop Applications under this paragraph must conform to the screenshots and specifications to be mutually agreed upon by the parties.