Internet Version definition

Internet Version means the authorized derivative work based on a Game Show Format that is distributed via Internet Protocols (including proprietary languages of Internet service providers such as, by way of example and not by way of limitation, "Rainman") or other computer data transmission systems for execution primarily on an Internet hosting server, provided however that Internet Versions shall not include stand-alone hand-held games, any other game-console platform, CD-Roms, enhanced television (including without limitation play-along games) or any other broadcast or one-way transmission system. Pearson reserves all other rights in the formats including without limitation all television, video, non-theatric, video-on-demand and near-video-on-demand, and all on-line rights other than those granted above, including without limitation the right to promote other versions of the format on-line whether on the Internet or otherwise, and to transmit video and/or audio versions of the format on line. Pearson reserves the right to feature the formats on Pearson web sites and on appropriate broadcaster sites.
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Internet Version means, subject to Section 3.5 below, the authorized derivative work based on a Game Show Format that is a single-player or multi-player game primarily comprised of a combination of text, graphics and animation (i.e., is not merely an animated version of the television show upon which the Internet Version is based) distributed on the World Wide Web portion of the Internet through Internet Protocols (including proprietary languages of Internet service providers such as, by way of example and not by way of limitation, "Rainman") for execution on an Internet hosting server, provided however that Internet Versions shall not include: a) stand-alone hand-held games or any other stand-alone game-console platforms or CD-Roms, b) enhanced or interactive television games (whether primarily text and graphics based or video based and whether intended for play along synchronously with a television programme or on a stand-alone basis) being games capable of receipt only through "Walled Garden" television services by subscribers to such services as proprietary content, and which therefore are not capable of receipt through the World Wide Web portion of the Internet, it being understood that games re-purposed for receipt from the World Wide Web portion of the Internet through a television receiver are included in the definition of Internet Version, c) games distributed through WAP service or any other service primarily intended to be received through a mobile phone, Personal Digital Assistant or other wireless receiver, or d) games distributed in a format that may be downloaded or copied by a recipient and played when the recipient is not connected to the Internet.
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Examples of Internet Version in a sentence

  • If during the Term E-Pub plans to replace, enhance, upgrade or otherwise modify, the software or technology used to produce, maintain, host or deliver any Internet Version of any game produced for the Site in conjunction with any third party ("New Technology"), E-Pub shall make reasonable efforts to make such New Technology available for use in the Licensed Internet Games at the same time that such New Technology is used in any other Internet Version of any E-Pub game.

  • Notwithstanding anything contained in this Agreement, Pearson agrees that Uproar shall be entitled to continue until 30th September 2001 exploitation of interactive television versions of Family Fortunes on cable television systems in the United Kingdom, and any income derived therefrom shall be accounted for as if it were income from an Internet Version.

  • If this Software is an Internet Version, you may use the Software to serve your own internal business needs on a single server computer in a single location which may be accessed by other computers over the internet.

  • If during the Term Uproar plans to replace, enhance, upgrade or otherwise modify the software or technology used to produce, maintain, host or deliver any Internet Version of any game produced for the Site in conjunction with any third party ("New Technology"), Uproar shall make reasonable efforts to make such New Technology available for use in the Licensed Internet Games at the same time that such New Technology is used in any other Internet Version of any Uproar game.