WEB SITE USAGE Sample Clauses

WEB SITE USAGE. Our site on the World Wide Web with its home pages in the domain “XxxxxXxxxxXxx.xxx” or any other site operated by Xxxxx Wireless (the "Web site") is a complimentary information service offered by Xxxxx Wireless at no charge to users. We may provide links on the Web site to other Web sites which are not under our control. In general, any Web site which has an address (or URL) which does not contain “XxxxxXxxxxXxx.xxx” is such a Web site. These links are provided for convenience only and are not intended as an endorsement by Xxxxx Wireless of the organization or individual operating the Web site or a warranty of any type regarding the Web site or the information on the Web site. You may provide a hypertext link to our Web site on another Web site, provided that: (a) the link must be clearly marked "Xxxxx Wireless", (b) the link must "point" to the URL "xxxx://xxx.XxxxxXxxxxXxx.xxx" and not to any other pages within the Web site, (c) the appearance, position and other aspects of the link may not be such as to damage or dilute the goodwill associated with our name and trademark(s), (d) the appearance, position and other aspects of the link may not create the false appearance that an entity is associated with or sponsored by Xxxxx Wireless, (e) the link, when activated by a user, must display this Web site full-screen and not within a "frame" on the linked Web site, and (f) Xxxxx Wireless may, in its sole discretion, revoke consent to link to our website at any time. All other hypertext links to the Web site must be approved in writing by Xxxxx Wireless. Some portions of the Web site are made available for the free exchange of ideas by participants and are not regularly monitored nor moderated by Xxxxx Wireless. Xxxxx Wireless assumes no responsibility and makes no warranty that it will undertake to screen or remove such material. You agree to hold Xxxxx Wireless harmless from all claims based upon the materials posted by others. Also, in exchange for availing yourself of the opportunity to upload or provide information to this site and any associated chat rooms or discussion areas, you will indemnify Xxxxx Wireless from any claims made by third parties regarding the material that you provide. Personal information posted by you to the Web site is posted at your own risk. Xxxxx Wireless will have no liability arising from use of that information . You shall not use the Web site to distribute or publish any advertising of goods or services, solicitations for fun...
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WEB SITE USAGE. (Copyright Fee) Commercial Use: Non-Profit Use: Power point presentation $155.00 per photo $130.00 per photo Web-site Use Fee $305.00 per photo $170.00 per photo COMPLETE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING PROVISIONS:
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WEB SITE USAGE. Our site on the World Wide Web with the domain“xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx” has some complimentary information services offered by Xxxxxx Wireless at no charge to users. We may provide links on the Web site to other Web sites, which are not under our control. In general, any Web site (or URL) that does not contain “xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx” is such a website. These links are provided for convenience only and are not intended as an endorsement by Xxxxxx Wireless of the organization or individual operating the Web site or a warranty of any type regarding the Web site or the information on the Web site. You may provide a hypertext link to our Web site on another Web site, provided that:
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WEB SITE USAGE a. When you visit our website we use “cookies” or other similar web tools to enhance the user experience. These tools enable us to maintain your web session while you browse the site as well as helping us provide you with a better, more personalized experience. Our cookies do not contain any personally identifiable information.
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