Valid Impressions Sample Clauses

Valid Impressions. Developer shall not, and shall not allow or encourage third-parties to run "robots" or "spiders" against its Mobile Properties or use any means to artificially increase the number of impressions or Clickthroughs available. Disallowed artificial enhancements include, but are not limited to, (a) encouraging user Clickthroughs on banners with offers of cash, prizes or anything else of value in exchange for services (collectively, “Inducements”), or (b) application design that encourages or is reasonably likely to lead to accidental or unintended Clickthroughs by the user (“Unintended Clickthroughs”). For purposes of clarification, a "Clickthrough" is generated when a user clicks on an Advertiser's message or triggers any other follow-on action. Developer represents and warrants that there will not be any fraudulent Clickthroughs, Inducements, or Unintended Clickthroughs on their Mobile Properties. The Advertisers and Apple shall not be liable for any advertising fees based on fraudulent Clickthroughs, Inducements, and/or Unintended Clickthroughs. Final judgment on what constitutes a fraudulent Clickthrough, Inducement and/or Unintended Clickthrough shall be in the sole discretion of Apple. Developer will hold Apple harmless against any claims of Advertisers based on any issues with Clickthroughs, Inducements, or Unintended Clickthroughs.
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Valid Impressions. Seller shall not to run "robots" or "spiders" against its web site(s) or use any means to artificially increase the Impressions available with respect to any Ad Spaces. - Section 4.2.4. Refresh rates. Seller may utilize "meca refresh banner rotations" only for pages that have chat, video broadcast, audio broadcast, or active gaming content. The refresh rates for these rotations must exceed five (5) minutes. - Section 4.2.5.
Valid Impressions. Company shall not run "robots" or "spiders" against its ----------------- web site(s) or use any means to artificially increase the number of Impressions or Clickthroughs available including but not limited to encouraging users to click on banners with offers of cash, prizes or anything else of value in exchange for services. For purposes of clarification, a Clickthrough is generated when a user clicks with their mouse on an Advertiser's message in order to move to the Advertiser's web site. Failure to comply with this Section will result in termination of the Services and Engage reserves the right to withhold payment.
Valid Impressions. Affiliate shall not run "rodents" or "spiders" against web site(s) or use any means to artificially increase the Impressions available with respect to any Ad Spaces.
Valid Impressions. Developer shall not, and shall not allow or encourage third-parties to run "robots" or "spiders" against its Mobile Properties or use any means to artificially increase the number of impressions or Clickthroughs available. Disallowed artificial enhancements include, but are not limited to,

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