Scope of AdSense for Local Search Services Sample Clauses

The "Scope of AdSense for Local Search Services" clause defines the boundaries and limitations of how AdSense may be used in connection with local search functionalities. It typically outlines which types of local search services are eligible to display AdSense ads, such as business directories or map-based search tools, and may specify any restrictions on the placement or format of ads within these services. By clearly delineating where and how AdSense can be integrated, this clause ensures both parties understand the permitted uses, thereby preventing misuse and aligning expectations regarding ad deployment in local search contexts.
Scope of AdSense for Local Search Services. During the Term and subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Google shall provide Customer with AdSense for Local Search Ads through its AdSense for Local Search Service for display on the AdSense for Local Search Sites as permitted herein. Customer agrees to implement the AdSense for Local Search Service as provided herein on the AdSense for Local Service Sites upon the launch of the Desktop Portal, and to maintain such implementation thereafter during the Term. Customer agrees to implement the AdSense for Local Search Service on any AdSense for Local Search Service Site added thereafter as permitted herein. Customer may elect to implement the AdSense for Local Search Service as provided herein on Customer Desktop Applications that are approved by Google to access the AdSense for Local Search Service, and Customer agrees to maintain such implementation thereafter during the Term. For the avoidance of doubt, the parties acknowledge and agree that this Section 6 shall apply only to the AdSense for Local Search Services provided in connection with the Local Search Services, and different terms and conditions may apply to any other AdSense Service, including, without limitation, any AdSense for Search (AFS) Service provided in connection with services provided by Google to Customer pursuant to this Rider. If there is a conflict between this Section 6 and a term in this Rider with respect to the AdSense for Local Search Services displayed on the Local Search Sites, then the terms of this Section 6 shall control.
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