Common use of Harmful Content Clause in Contracts

Harmful Content. Each party is solely responsible for any liability arising out of or relating to any content which such party provides or any material which may be accessed through a link provided by such party ("Content"). Each party represents and warrants with respect to its content that it holds the necessary rights to permit the use of such Content by the other party for the purpose of this Agreement; and that such party's Content and any material to which users can directly link through such party's Content will not violate any applicable laws or rights of any third parties of which either party is aware. If either party is aware that the other party's Content or web site contains any material that such party deems likely to cause the other party material harm ("Harmful Content"), such party will inform the party who provided the Harmful Content and may (i) not include the Harmful Content in the Service, and/or (ii) terminate this Agreement if the party who provided the Harmful Content has not revised it to the other party's satisfaction within five business days after receipt of written notice (as provided in Section 14.3 below) from the other party. Each party reserves the right not to include in the Service any Harmful Content.