Content Provider Requirements Sample Clauses

The Content Provider Requirements clause sets out the obligations and standards that a content provider must meet when supplying materials or services under an agreement. Typically, this clause details expectations such as the quality, originality, and legality of the content, and may require the provider to ensure that all materials are free from infringement or harmful elements. Its core function is to establish clear benchmarks for content delivery, thereby protecting the recipient from substandard or non-compliant materials and reducing the risk of legal disputes.
Content Provider Requirements a. Client agrees to utilize the user interfaces or other identification verification methods of the System, as described in Section 3 of this Schedule E, without modification, (including framing or co-branding), unless Client has obtained the prior written consent of Synacor to do otherwise. b. Client acknowledges and agrees that the look, feel, size and placement of any Synacor Sourced Content on the User access web pages (and any change or modification thereof), as described in Section 3 of this Schedule E, is subject to Synacor’s approval, which may include terms, conditions and restrictions on the use of such Synacor Sourced Content or which may be withdrawn at any time. c. User access to the Premium Content will be included as part of a premium Client Internet service package, which may be offered as part of a premium tier of Internet service or at an additional charge payable by the User. Client will not, at any time, permit access to the Premium Content by any person via the general Internet or other access method other than through Synacor’s System. d. Neither Synacor nor a Synacor Provider will have any liability to Client in the event a Synacor Provider exercises its rights to terminate the rights and licenses to use Synacor Sourced Content. Neither Client nor a Client Provider will have any liability to Synacor in the event a Client Provider exercises its rights to terminate the rights and licenses to use Client Sourced Content. In either case, in the event that any Content Provider exercises its right to terminate the rights and licenses to use its Content, the Party receiving notice of such exercise will use good faith efforts to provide notice to the other party at least 60 days prior to such termination. e. Without the consent of Synacor, which consent will not be unreasonably withheld, Client will not: (i) send any interstitials, pop-up windows, or other messages or files to the User during the time in which any Synacor Sourced Content is displayed, or (ii) sell any advertising in, on, or related to any Synacor Sourced Content, including banners, buttons, links, streaming audio or streaming video advertisements, unless Synacor is permitted by the applicable Content Provider to sell such advertising. In connection with Synacor Sourced Content distributed pursuant to this Agreement, without the prior submission to Synacor of any relevant materials that Synacor may request (including web pages) and unless Client has obtained Synacor’s written ...
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Content Provider Requirements. CSB acknowledges that TVN’s role as a VOD distributor requires programming distributed by TVN to be compliant with TVN’s Content Provider Requirements (the “CPR”) and applicable Operator specifications. CSB shall comply with the CPR and any modifications made thereto; provided that (i) CSB will not be required to comply with any new or revised terms to the CPR until [***] receipt of such modifications to the CPR, and (ii) any amended requirements in the CPR that are applicable to CSB will be [***] applied to all other Adult Content VOD networks using TVN for their VOD distribution.
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Content Provider Requirements. In order for a Recipient to receive Participant Content, Recipient agrees to comply with the following Content Provider requirements listed below. a. The Recipient agrees to display Licensed Data only in the context of a Consumer Display. b. The Recipient agrees not to retain or display any of the Licensed Data after termination of this Agreement; and not to retain or display Participant Content after a Participant has opted out of display on Recipient’s website. c. The Recipient agrees that it must retain custody of the Licensed Data; the Recipient may not operate sites on behalf of third parties, even if the data remains in Recipient’s custody, is “framed” on a third party’s site, and is labeled as “powered by” the Recipient. d. Recipient will not scrape any websites supplied or powered by Point2. e. Recipient shall not sublicense the Licensed Data or use or display the Licensed Data in any derivative works. f. The Recipient may not retransmit, redistribute, or re-syndicate any Licensed Data. g. The Recipient acknowledges that it receives Licensed Data “as-is” and that Content Provider is not responsible for data quality or accuracy and makes no warranties to Recipient regarding the Licensed Data, including warranties of non- infringement. h. The Recipient agrees to display all the Licensed Data supplied to it under this Agreement, unless the Recipient has a defined “niche” (such as ranches, lake properties, etc.) identified in Exhibit B and then Recipient shall display all Licensed Data relevant to such specified “niche.” i. The Recipient agrees that any fees that it charges Participants whose Participant Content it receives under this Agreement shall be marketing fees or advertising fees charged on a per-Participant, per- Subscriber, per-listing, or per-consumer-contact basis; and not brokerage commissions or referral fees requiring a brokerage license paid only in the event that a transaction closes. The only fees payable to Point2 from Participants or Subscribers will be from separate agreements signed with such Participants or Subscribers. j. The Recipient agrees that it shall not modify the Licensed Data in any material way including, but not limited to, removing Licensed Marks, removing the Participant’s contact information or hyperlink to the Participant’s website, removing security measures, or removing any watermark from photographic images in the Licensed Data. k. The Recipient agrees that it shall not feature any other persons or companies as...
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