Common use of Business Model Clause in Contracts

Business Model. The Parties acknowledge the current business model set forth in the Agreement describes the sale of a single package of live television channels and a selection of video-on-demand television content. Additional items offered are expected to include “pay-per-view” access to movies and special subject content and separately offered access to special live television channels. Southwest acknowledges and agrees that Row 44’s current content agreements are licensed contemplating implementation of product offering outlined above and that any changes to the business model could have a material impact on licensing costs. Row 44 and Southwest must both agree in writing to any proposed changes to the business model for the Television Service; provided, however that the “free TV model” set forth herein is not subject to re-negotiation. *** Confidential treatment requested. All live channels and on demand content deployed on the Television Service shall be provided as set forth in this Exhibit, and otherwise subject to the mutual agreement of the Parties; provided, that, Row 44 shall be responsible for establishing and maintaining all licensing agreements for content. Row 44 shall ensure that the content it will make available for selection and deployment on the Television Services represents a current selection representing a leading offering when compared to similar offerings on for use on commercial aircraft using similar in-flight entertainment systems and technology. Row 44 shall immediately notify Southwest if Row 44 becomes aware of any events or issues that may result in certain content becoming unavailable for any reason, including, without limitation content license contract disputes or long term service outages. In addition, due to the varying storage capacity of installed server management units on board Commissioned Aircraft, the following descriptions of content loading and available content may vary depending on the available capacity of a particular Commissioned Aircraft.

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Sources: Supply and Services Agreement (Global Eagle Entertainment Inc.), Supply and Services Agreement (Global Eagle Entertainment Inc.)