Common use of Third Party Functionality Clause in Contracts

Third Party Functionality. Recipient will present all requests to AOL. If the technology requires integration into the AOL Service (i.e., client or host integration), then such request must be approved by AOL. If the technology does not require such integration, then Recipient will consult with AOL, and AOL will have the right to reject any requests, in its reasonable discretion, if such request will have an adverse impact on the AOL Service.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Stockholders' Agreement (America Online Latin America Inc), Online Services Agreement (America Online Latin America Inc), Aol Online Services Agreement (America Online Latin America Inc)

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Third Party Functionality. Recipient will present all requests to AOL. ------------------------- If the technology requires integration into the AOL Service (i.e., client or host integration), then such request must be approved by AOL. If the technology does not require such integration, then Recipient will consult with AOL, and AOL will have the right to reject any requests, in its reasonable discretion, if such request will have an adverse impact on the AOL Service.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Stockholders' Agreement (America Online Latin America Inc), Aol Online Services Agreement (America Online Latin America Inc), Stockholders' Agreement (America Online Latin America Inc)

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Third Party Functionality. Recipient will present all requests to ------------------------- AOL. If the technology requires integration into the AOL Service (i.e., client or host integration), then such request must be approved by AOL. If the technology does not require such integration, then Recipient will consult with AOL, and AOL will have the right to reject any requests, in its reasonable discretion, if such request will have an adverse impact on the AOL Service.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Aol Online Services Agreement (America Online Latin America Inc)

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