Internet Presence Clause Samples
The Internet Presence clause defines the rules and expectations regarding a party’s online activities and representation. It typically addresses how a company or individual may use websites, social media, or other digital platforms to promote, describe, or reference the subject of the agreement. For example, it may require prior approval before publishing certain content online or restrict the use of trademarks and confidential information on the internet. This clause helps protect brand integrity, manage reputational risk, and ensure that online communications align with the agreed standards and obligations.
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Internet Presence. Other than the Company's web site, ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇, the Company does not have any public, private or reserved presence on the world wide web, multi-party extranet, virtual private network or similar internet-based, linked system ("Internet Presence"). The Company's domain name(s), if any, are currently registered, are transferable to the Buyer and are in good standing. The Company's Internet Presence, if any, is wholly passive and informational in nature and involves no interactivity between third parties and the Company including purchases, sales, leases or other commercial transactions conducted in any degree by or through the Internet Presence.
Internet Presence. Web Site, by deleting the terms “Member” and “Members” and replacing them with the phrases “Member or P4HB Participant” and “Members or P4HB Participants” respectively throughout this section of the Contract, and by adding the following provisions:
Internet Presence. Schedule 4.25 describes Guest Supply's public, private or reserved presence on the world wide web, multi-party extranet, virtual private network, or similar internet based, linked system ("Internet Presence"). Guest Supply's domain name(s), if any, are currently registered with the currently authorized Internet Domain Name Registrar and are in good standing.
Internet Presence. Except as set forth on Schedule 4.20 attached hereto, neither Seller has any public, private or reserved presence on the world wide web, multi-party extranet, virtual private network, or similar internet based, linked system ("Internet Presence"). Seller's domain name(s), if any, are currently registered with the currently authorized Internet Domain Name Registrar, are transferable to PRGUSA, and are in good standing. Except as set forth on Schedule 4.20 attached hereto, Seller warrants that its Internet Presence, if any, is wholly passive and informational in nature and involves no interactivity between third parties and Seller including purchases, sales, leases or other commercial transactions conducted in any degree by or through the Internet Presence.
Internet Presence. Maintaining, updating and enhancing the Choir website, and Chapel & Choir pages on the College website. Updating the Choir Facebook and Twitter accounts in collaboration with the Academical Clerk responsible for social media. Updating the Chapel Facebook and Twitter accounts in collaboration with the ▇▇▇▇ of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.
Internet Presence. Section 3.01(w) of the DFI Disclosure Schedule describes DFI's public, private or reserved presence on the world wide web, multi-party extranet, virtual private network, or similar internet based, linked system, if any, ("Internet Presence"). DFI's domain name(s), if any, are currently registered with the currently authorized Internet Domain Name Registrar and are in good standing. DFI warrants that its Internet Presence, if any, is wholly passive and informational in nature and involves no interactivity between third parties and DFI including purchases, sales, leases or other commercial transactions conducted in any degree by or through the Internet Presence.
Internet Presence. Save as described in the Disclosure Letter, no Group Company nor any Vendor in relation to the Asset Businesses has any public private or reserved presence on the world wide web, multi-party extranet, virtual private network or similar internet based, linked system ("Internet Presence"). The domain name(s), if any, of any Group Company or any Vendor in relation to the Asset Businesses are currently registered with an authorised body, are so far as ▇▇▇▇▇▇ is aware transferable to RoweCom and are in good standing. Save as described in the Disclosure Letter, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ warrants that its Internet Presence, if any, is wholly passive and informational in nature and involves no interactivity between third parties and each Group Company or any Vendor in relation to the Asset Businesses including purchases, sales, leases or other commercial transactions conducted in any degree by or through the Internet Presence.
Internet Presence. In this reporting period, one new web page was created for Vapor Intrusion. In addition, 38 existing web pages were updated. In this reporting period, DNR participated in the following press/media activities: DNR produced the following newsletters in this reporting period: We are continually creating and updating fact sheets and publications to ensure that our customers have accurate information. We have created or updated a total of 54 publications in this reporting period, including: On September 10, 2012, DNR, along with Kansas State University’s Technical Assistance to Brownfields Communities (TAB) program, hosted a day long workshop on EPA grant proposal writing strategies. The session was held in Fitchburg with four satellite locations in Eau Claire, Milwaukee, Rhinelander and Green Bay. Speakers from the DNR, TAB, EPA and University of Wisconsin-Extension presented information on the EPA Assessment, Revolving Loan Fund and Cleanup (ARC) grants, the proposal process, and state-specific resources. The afternoon consisted of hands-on, small group discussions using real proposal examples. More than 50 people attended: 21 representatives of local governments, 28 consultants, and two non- profits. In general, participants felt that the interactive afternoon session was very helpful and the information on where to find state-specific data was especially useful. Table 3 - Summary of Public Participation Activities: Outreach Mid-Year Numbers End of Year Numbers End of Year Targets Newsletters 20 25 Outreach Meetings with Local Governments 64 25 New & Updated Publications 54 15 New or Updated Web Pages 39 20 In a continuing effort to provide customers with up-to-date and relevant resources, DNR is currently in the process of updating the look of existing publications, and creating new publications that focus on easy-to-understand information. The DNR’s RR Outreach Team is in the process of developing a publication design strategy, which will focus on the timely and efficient conversion of existing publications into the new design templates utilizing Adobe’s InDesign software. Two new publications include: In this reporting period, DNR wrote 24 letters of support for Wisconsin communities wishing to submit EPA brownfields grant applications. In total, DNR, communities and other development groups requested $10.4 million. These letters supported applications from: In this reporting period, DNR provided 12 eligibility determinations for petroleum assessment or c...
Internet Presence. Web Site, by deleting the terms
Internet Presence. Except as set forth on SCHEDULE 4.23 attached hereto, Seller does not have any public, private or reserved presence on the world wide web, multi-party extranet, virtual private network, or similar internet based, linked system related to the Acquired Business ("Internet Presence"). Seller's domain name(s), if any, are currently registered with the currently authorized Internet Domain Name Registrar and are in good standing. Seller warrants that its Internet Presence, if any, is wholly passive and informational in nature and involves no interactivity between third parties and Seller including purchases, sales, leases or other commercial transactions conducted in any degree by or through the Internet Presence.