Communication Costs definition

Communication Costs. Long Distance telephone calls need to be identified and strictly related to work performed under this Agreement in order to be reimbursable by Authority. A log is

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Communication Costs means those net costs actually payable by a Service Provider to a Network Provider for the provisioning and delivery of telecommunications services related to the cost of the data collection network used for the global collection of data from exchanges and third party providers for the Reuters/Bridge Business, and for the delivery of data feeds from the Ticker Plant to Replicators in North America that service both Reuters and Moneyline customers and for the delivery of data feeds via the Network Provider to Shared Sites, all as actually charged to a Service Provider or a member of the Service Provider’s Group by a Network Provider.

Communication Costs means (but is not limited to) call, data transfer and SMS costs incurred by the Company in communicating information to and from the DTD;

Examples of Communication Costs in a sentence

• Contract ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to submit to Aetna itemized invoices of Communication Costs that Contract ▇▇▇▇▇▇ claims to be reimbursable from the Communication Budget along with appropriate supporting documentation.

• Moneyline shall invoice Reuters monthly for the current month’s Communication Costs and Reuters shall remit payment for such Communication Costs no later than thirty (30) days after the date of the invoice.

• The P.I.N.E.S. shall provide appropriate documentation, as maintained pursuant to Section II.R., TAP Management System, Section II.S., Contractor Billing Packages, and Section II.G., Restriction on Administrative and Communication Costs, to support the Request for Disbursement.

• The Parties agree that any amounts invoiced by Contract Holder to Aetna for payment of Communication Costs from the Communication Budget and any amounts paid by Aetna to Contract Holder from the Communication Budget must be invoiced and paid in compliance with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.

• Moneyline will pay the Network Provider for one-hundred percent (100%) of the Communications Costs associated with the delivery of data from the Ticker Plant to any Shared Sites in Europe and Asia and Reuters shall pay to Moneyline fifty percent (50%) of such costs, excluding Communication Costs associated with international multicast services for which Reuters is directly paying a Network Provider.

• Not included are: Performance Measurement, Extended History (24 months), Extended Investment Review, Client Terminal Access, Custom Programming, Additional On-site Training (after conversion), Documentation (other than two original copies), M&I Workshops, ACH Processing Charges, Day Vest, Deconversion Charges, Hardware/Software Consulting, Call Bond Pass-through Charges, Corporate Action Pass-through Charges, Communication Costs, Courier Costs, and Forms Costs.

• Reimbursement to the Fund Member for Crisis Communication Costs incurred is sublimited to $50,000.

More Definitions of Communication Costs

Communication Costs means those services performed by a Crisis Management Firm in providing consulting services to the Insured on internal and external communications, including media-management, to minimise the potential harm to the Insured following a Reputational Crisis.

Communication Costs. ETRX will bear a reasonable degree of communications costs in connection with its obligations hereunder. Should ETRX’s proven costs in communicating with HR exceed * in any given month, then HR agrees to pay any amount in excess of this * limit unless such amount is escalated to the JOC in accordance with the escalation provisions herein.