Exclusive Entities definition
Examples of Exclusive Entities in a sentence
The rights granted to Network (and its Affiliated Entities) herein include the exclusive right (which right shall remain exclusive subject to satisfaction of the conditions set forth in Section 2.3(d), below) to market, promote, offer for sale, sell, distribute and sublicense the Web Product either alone or in combination with any Network Product, to Exclusive Entities.
ES Consulting may request and Company will provide sales support, materials, sales engineers, demonstrations and other reasonable assistance in the performance of the sales efforts without resulting in the Exclusive Entities’ removal from the Exclusive Entities List.
During the Exclusive Period, TrafficLand shall promptly notify Network of all leads, requests for information, requests for licenses and similar information known to or received by TrafficLand from any Exclusive Entities (including Network Affiliates) seeking any of the Products, except for TrafficLand Existing Customers (which are otherwise covered by Section 2.3(f)).
Company shall not approach Exclusive Entities without written consent of ES Consulting, and should Company be approached by an Exclusive Entity, Company shall notify ES Consulting in order for both Company and ES Consulting to determine the optimal strategy for pursuing the sales in order to prevent non-coordinated sales related activities being conducted by both entities that could negatively affect the sales opportunity.
The rights granted to Network (and its Affiliated Entities) herein include the exclusive right (which right shall remain exclusive subject to satisfaction of the conditions set forth in Section 2.3(d), below) to market, promote, offer for sale, sell, distribute and sublicense the Broadcast Product, either alone or in combination with any Network Product, to Exclusive Entities.
In the event that TrafficLand (i) collects content from locations outside the Territory (“Out-of-Territory Content”) or (ii) creates, develops or licenses from a Third Party any new product, technology or service (which shall, subject to Section 3.1(c), include Broadcast 3.0) (each a “New Offering”), and wishes to license any of the same to any Exclusive Entities whether in the Territory or out of the Territory, TrafficLand shall promptly provide Network with written notice of the same.
In addition to the specific removal rights set forth in Section B above, the Company and ES Consulting shall work together in good faith to ensure that Entities which ES Consulting does not reasonably believe it will be able to generate revenue for the Company are released from the Exclusive Entities List upon the Company’s request for such release, which such request shall not be made unless the Company has a good faith belief that it would be able to better service the specific Entity directly.
Beginning on the Effective Date and on a continuous basis thereafter, Company shall have the right, upon notice to ES Consulting (such notice, a “Removal Notice”), to remove each Entity from the Exclusive Entities List to the extent that ES Consulting has not successfully generated revenue from such Exclusive Entity during the three (3) month period immediately preceding ES Consulting’s receipt of a Removal Notice (a “Removal for Non-Performance”).