Use of Proprietary Marks on the Internet Sample Clauses

Use of Proprietary Marks on the Internet. Franchisee will not maintain a website or otherwise maintain a presence or advertise on the Internet or any other publicly accessible computer network in connection with the franchised business without BRCB’s prior written approval, which BRCB may withhold for any reason or no reason. Franchisee agrees to submit to BRCB for approval before use true and correct printouts of all Web site pages Franchisee proposes to use in its Web site in connection with the franchised business. Xxxxxxxxxx understands and agrees that XXXX’s right of approval of all such Web material is inextricably linked with the Proprietary Marks. Franchisee will use only material that BRCB has approved. Franchisee’s website must conform to all of BRCB’s website requirements, whether set forth in the Operations Manual or otherwise. Franchisee agrees to include all hyperlinks or other links that BRCB requires. If BRCB grants approval for a website, Franchisee will not use any of the Proprietary Marks at the site except as BRCB expressly permits. If Franchisee wishes to modify its approved site, all proposed modifications must also receive BRCB’s prior written approval. Franchisee will not post on its website any material in which any third party has any direct or indirect ownership interest (including video clips, photographs, sound bites, copyrighted text, trademarks or service marks, or any other text or image in which any third party may claim intellectual property ownership interests) without authorization from the owner of the rights and from BRCB. Xxxxxxxxxx agrees to obtain BRCB’s prior approval for any Internet domain name and/or home page address. The requirements for BRCB’s prior approval set forth in this Section will apply to all activities directly related to the franchised business on the Internet or other communications network to be conducted by Franchisee, except that Franchisee may maintain one or more e-mail addresses and may conduct e-mail communications and online business-to-business transactions without BRCB’s prior written approval, provided that the address and communications comply with all of the requirements (including those pertaining to the use of the Proprietary Marks) contained in this Agreement. Xxxxxxxxxx agrees to obtain BRCB’s prior approval as provided above if it proposes to send advertising to multiple addresses via e-mail.
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