Secondary Directories Sample Clauses

Secondary Directories. To the extent that Publisher is authorized as the official publisher of a Secondary Directory pursuant to Exhibit C within a Service Area, the obligations of Publisher with respect to delivery and distribution of Primary Directories set forth in this Section 3.8 will, upon request by Subscribers, apply to such Secondary Directories.
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Secondary Directories. Publisher will, at no charge to WIN, its Affiliates or their Subscribers, except where, and for so long as, Publisher has reasonably determined that it is not commercially viable to do so, Publish: (i) printed mini Yellow Pages and White Pages Secondary Directories covering those Service Areas listed in Exhibit D attached hereto, (ii) Internet-based Secondary Directories, utilizing one (1) or more Domain Names, covering each Service Area within the Publisher Region, which Secondary Directories shall include substantially all elements of the Primary Directory for each such Service Area in a look and feel (i.e., PDF or similar read-only) format, and (iii) Internet-based Secondary Directories, utilizing one (1) or more Domain Names, covering those Service Areas listed in Exhibit E attached hereto, which Secondary Directories shall include substantially all elements of the Primary Directory for each such Service Areas in a search engine format. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Publisher may, at any time stop to Publish any Secondary Directory referred to in clauses (i), (ii) or (iii) above or alter the number, medium and/or type of any such Secondary Directory, in each case to the extent it reasonably determines that it is not commercially viable to Publish such Secondary Directory or to do so in its then current number, medium or type. In addition, Publisher shall have the right, but not the obligation, to Publish Secondary Directories (including one (1) or more Internet-based Secondary Directories) covering any or all of the other Service Areas in the Publisher Region. Publisher will, to the extent consistent with its reasonable business judgment, include WIN’s and its Affiliates’ Subscriber List Information and permit their Subscribers to advertise in any Secondary Directories, including any foreign language directories and Internet-based Secondary Directories, that Publisher Publishes upon the terms set forth in this Agreement.
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  • Other Directory Services 73.10.1 Both parties acknowledge that CenturyLink’s directory publisher is not a party to this Agreement and that the provisions contained in this Agreement are not binding upon CenturyLink’s directory publisher. 73.10.2 CenturyLink agrees to include critical contact information pertaining to CLEC in the “Information Pages” of those of its White Pages directories containing information pages, if CLEC meets criteria established by its directory publisher. Critical contact information includes CLEC’s business office number, repair number, billing information number, and any other information required to comply with applicable regulations, but not advertising or purely promotional material. CLEC will not be charged for inclusion of its critical contact information. The format, content and appearance of CLEC’s critical contact information must conform to applicable directory publisher’s guidelines and will be consistent with the format, content and appearance of critical contact information pertaining to all CLECs in a directory. 73.10.3 The directory publisher shall maintain full authority as publisher over its publishing policies, standards and practices, including decisions regarding directory coverage area, directory issue period, compilation, headings, covers, design, content or format of directories, and directory advertising sales.