CROSS-PROMOTION - CONSUMER VERSIONS Clause Samples

CROSS-PROMOTION - CONSUMER VERSIONS. Within the Consumer Versions, ICP shall include (collectively, the "AOL Promos"), at AOL's discretion, either (i) a prominent "Try AOL" or "Try CompuServe" feature (at least 90 x 30 pixels or 70 x 70 pixels in size), with placement on the standard/personalized home page (i.e. the first screen if no splash screen) at ICP's reasonable discretion, through which users can obtain promotional information about AOL products or services designated by AOL and, at AOL's option, download or order the then-current version of client software for such AOL products or services; or (ii) a prominent promotional button (at least 90 x 30 pixels or 70 x 70 pixels in size), with placement of the button at ICP's reasonable discretion, on the standard/personalized home page of the Consumer Versions, to promote such AOL products or services as AOL may designate (for example, the America Online brand service, the CompuServe brand service, the AOL.▇▇▇ ▇▇▇e, the Digital City services or the AOL Instant Messenger service). AOL shall pay ICP then-standard AOL online bounty rates for qualified new AOL and CompuServe members that are acquired through Try AOL and Try CompuServe buttons. AOL will provide the creative content to be used in the AOL Promos. ICP shall post (or update, as the case may be) the creative content supplied by AOL within the spaces for the AOL Promos within five days of its receipt of such content from AOL. Without limiting any other reporting obligations of the Parties contained herein, ICP shall provide AOL with monthly written reports specifying the number of impressions to the pages containing the AOL Promos during the prior month. In the event that AOL elects to serve the AOL Promos to the Consumer Versions from an ad server controlled by AOL or its agent, ICP shall take all reasonable operational steps necessary to facilitate such ad serving arrangement, including, without limitation, inserting HTML code designated by AOL on the pages of the Consumer Versions on which the AOL Promos will appear. In addition, within any Consumer Versions, ICP shall provide prominent promotion for the relevant AOL Keyword(TM) Search Terms associated with the ICP Internet Site and links from the Consumer Versions to the relevant topic areas on AOL's AOL.▇▇▇ ▇▇▇e on any page/screen on the Consumer Versions where ICP mentions or promotes its partners.
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