Publisher Site Requirements Sample Clauses

Publisher Site Requirements. Publisher acknowledges that each Publisher Websites must meet the following criteria: (i) Publisher Website is permanently available to End-Users and meets industry standard technical and graphical expectations; (ii) Publisher either owns or is entitled to use the content displayed on all URLs on which the Ad is made available to End-Users; (iii) Publisher Website does not violate any applicable laws or regulations, including without limitation, false or deceptive or comparative advertising laws, gaming and gambling laws, competition laws, criminal laws, spamming, privacy, obscenity, or defamation). You agree that you will not access or otherwise use third party mailing lists in connection with preparing or distributing unsolicited email to any third party; (iv) Publisher Website does not contain content that is defamatory, violates any rights of privacy or publicity or constitutes a misrepresentation; (v) Publisher Website does not produce or contain adult content; (vi) the content of Publisher Website does not and will not infringe any Intellectual Property Rights or other proprietary rights; (vii) Publisher does not engage in, promote or knowingly facilitate activities such as pirating, hacking or any other activities which are illegal; and (viii) Publisher operates and maintains an efficient “notice-and-take-down” mechanism and policy that complies with applicable law in respect of unlawful activity or content contributed to Publisher Website without Publisher’s knowledge or awareness of its unlawfulness; Publisher agrees that if it uses the Network to use the Yep Ads Service, Publisher will protect the privacy and legal rights of individuals and comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and it must provide a legally adequate privacy notice on the Publisher Website or in the app metadata, as further detailed in Section 4.2 below.
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Publisher Site Requirements. Publisher acknowledges that each Publisher Web Sites must meet the following criteria: (i) Publisher Web Site is permanently available to End-Users and meets industry standard technical and graphical expectations; (ii) Publisher either owns or is entitled to use the content displayed on all URLs on which the Ad is made available to End- Users;
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Publisher Site Requirements. Publisher acknowledges that each Publisher Web Sites must meet the following criteria: (i) Publisher Web Site is permanently available to End-Users and meets industry standard technical and graphical expectations; (ii) Publisher either owns or is entitled to use the content displayed on all URLs on which the Ad is made available to EndUsers; (iii) Publisher Web Site does not violate any applicable laws or regulations, including without limitation, false or deceptive or comparative advertising laws, gaming and gambling laws, competition laws, criminal laws, spamming, privacy, obscenity, or defamation). You agree that you will not access or otherwise use third party mailing lists in connection with preparing or distributing unsolicited email to any third party; (iv) Publisher Web Site does not contain content that is defamatory, violates any rights of privacy or publicity or constitutes a misrepresentation; (v) Publisher Web Site does not produce or contain adult content;
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