Editorial Standards. The content at the iVillage Sites shall at all times during the Term conform with the Editorial Standards (attached as Exhibit D).
Editorial Standards. Subject to the last sentence of this Exhibit, neither the iVillage Sites nor any product or service offered at the iVillage Sites shall contain:
Editorial Standards. A. Decisions about whether to publish or remove editorial content (e.g. articles; videos; podcasts; social media posts, excluding advertising content; or other non-advertising content) for which the Company controls publishing rights, is created by bargaining unit employees, and is for dissemination on Vox Media-owned and -operated digital verticals, or other distribution channels controlled by Vox Media, subject to the direction of the platform itself, (e.g., Vox Media's operated Facebook, Twitter and YouTube accounts) (defined for the purposes of this Article as "Editorial Content"), including modifications of the aforementioned Editorial Content, shall only be made by editorial staff, subject to editorial management, up through the level of the Publisher (subject to the right of the CEO of Vox Media to make such decisions because of legitimate business considerations, and also subject to the review and direction by the legal team for legal, compliance, and use considerations, and the review and input by the product and technology teams for technology-related considerations). Except for legal compliance or use considerations, the CEO or Publisher shall not decline to publish Editorial Content, or shall not remove or modify Editorial Content, due to a request from a third- party that is based on said third-party's business considerations.
Editorial Standards. The Content at the Company Site and any Content provided to AT&T by Company shall at all times during the Term conform with the Editorial Standards (annexed as Schedule C below).
Editorial Standards. (a) The reputation of the Publisher’s brands, in the UK and around the world, is based on the editorial independence, integrity and high journalistic standards of the Publisher's publications. Anyone who contributes Material to any of our publications or digital brands must ensure that their conduct and the Material they submit are ethical, legal and proper. In particular they should comply in full with the Independent Press Standards Organisation, Editors’ Code of Practice (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xx/editors- code-of-practice/), keeping themselves updated on all developments of the Code and its application.
Editorial Standards. 1. The Company agrees to maintain an editorial style guide to ensure that it reflects the Company's values, and the ever-changing media industry. The Company agrees to inform the Union regarding any changes to the editorial style guide, and will, upon request, discuss the basis for any such changes.
Editorial Standards a. Editorial content decisions shall be made by editorial management and editorial staff (as appropriate) only (subject to legal and similar review and compliance).
Editorial Standards. A. The Company shall not modify published editorial content, or fail to publish editorial content, at the direction of advertisers.
Editorial Standards a. All “Native Advertising and Branded Content” will be labeled and identified as such in accordance with applicable legal standards to ensure transparency to staff and readers. Bargaining unit members shall not be required to work on such Native Advertising and Branded Content; provided, however, that the Huffington Post reserves the right at all times to place editorial content on sponsored pages (e.g., “Brought to you by Pampers”, etc.), “built if sold” editorial projects (e.g. Next Level Living, Talk to Me, etc.) or any other distribution platforms (e.g., Snapchat pop-up channel, etc.). Native Advertising and Branded Content for the purposes of this agreement shall be defined as content such as custom articles, videos, listicles, quizzes, infographics, and photo galleries, that resembles news, feature articles, product reviews, entertainment and other material but is created specifically for an advertiser.
Editorial Standards. A. In accordance with the current practice, decisions about whether to publish or remove editorial content (e.g. articles; videos; podcasts; social media posts, excluding advertising content; or other non-advertising content) for which the Company controls publishing rights, is created by bargaining unit employees, and is for dissemination on Slate-owned and -operated digital platforms, or other distribution channels controlled by Slate, subject to the direction of the platform itself, (e.g., Slate’s operated Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube accounts)(defined for the purposes of this Article as "Editorial Content"), including modifications of the aforementioned Editorial Content, shall not be made by those outside of the editorial leadership structure up through the Editor-in-Chief, except that it shall be subject to review and direction for legal, compliance, and use considerations, and review and input for technology-related considerations.
