Common use of ACCEPTANCE OF ADVERTISING Clause in Contracts

ACCEPTANCE OF ADVERTISING. All advertisements are subject to SCCM’s review and approval. SCCM may, at its discretion, require edits or reject any advertisement submitted by the Company. All advertisements must clearly and prominently identify the Company by trademark, logo, service mark, or name. Products or services with no direct relation to the medical industry may be eligible to advertise if approved by SCCM. Advertisements that conflict or have the appearance of conflicting with SCCM’s policies are prohibited. The fact that an advertisement for a product, service, or company has appeared in a previous publication shall not be referred to in collateral advertising. Any reference to SCCM or its affiliate’s products, services, or standards in advertisements or promotional material by the Company or the agency is prohibited. Promotion of products, services, or meetings that compete directly with those offered by SCCM or its affiliates is prohibited. SCCM reserves the right to decline advertising for any educational course, meeting, or related event or function if the advertised event or function falls within ninety (90) days before or after an event held by SCCM or its affiliates. Membership solicitation by organizations other than SCCM or its affiliates is strictly prohibited. Fundraising by organizations or individuals other than SCCM is strictly prohibited. Advertisement must be factual and in good taste, and all claims must be fully supportable. All claims of fact must be fully supportable and should be meaningful in terms of performance and any other benefit. Advertisements containing testimonials or those that quote the names, statements, or writings of any individual, public official, government agency, testing group, or other organization must be accompanied by written consent for use from the quoted individual or entity. The Company should avoid the use of claims whose validity depends on extremely fine interpretations of meaning. This does not exclude the use of normal qualifiers, such as footnotes, which may be necessary to render a claim true. Complete scientific and technical data, whether published or unpublished, concerning the product or service’s safety, operation, and usefulness may be required. Samples of the products are not to be submitted. The Company may cite in footnotes references from scientific literature, provided the reference is truthful and is a fair representation of the body of literature supporting the claim being made. Comparisons to any of SCCM’s products or services or comparisons to a competitor’s products or services is prohibited. The use of the Society of Critical Medicine (SCCM) or any other affiliate’s name, logo, trademark, or service mark is prohibited without prior written approval. All advertisements are accepted and published by SCCM on the warranty of the Company and agency that both are authorized to publish the entire contents and subject matter of the advertisement. The inclusion of an advertisement in SCCM Content is not to be construed or publicized as an endorsement or approval by SCCM or its affiliates, nor may the Company promote that its advertising claims are approved or endorsed by SCCM or its affiliates. Artwork, format, and layout should be such as to avoid confusion with editorial content of the publication. SCCM reserves the right to insert the word “Advertisement” above or below any copy to avoid confusion. Advertising is separate from content. The Company has no advance knowledge of SCCM’s editorial content, nor do the editors shape content to accommodate advertising. The Company does not influence any of SCCM’s editorial decisions or advertising policies. Advertising that appears on SCCM’s website must be clearly distinguishable from any editorial content. SCCM does not release to the Company any personally identifiable data on the users of its websites.

ACCEPTANCE OF ADVERTISING. All advertisements are subject to SCCM’s review and approval. SCCM may, at its discretion, require edits or reject any advertisement submitted by the Company. All advertisements must clearly and prominently identify the Company by trademark, logo, service markxxxx, or name. Products or services with no direct relation to the medical industry may be eligible to advertise if approved by SCCM. Advertisements that conflict or have the appearance of conflicting with SCCM’s policies are prohibited. The fact that an advertisement for a product, service, or company has appeared in a previous publication shall not be referred to in collateral advertising. Any reference to SCCM or its affiliate’s products, services, or standards in advertisements or promotional material by the Company or the agency is prohibited. Promotion of products, services, or meetings that compete directly with those offered by SCCM or its affiliates is are prohibited. SCCM reserves the right to decline advertising for any educational course, meeting, or related event or function if the advertised event or function falls within ninety (90) days before or after an event held by SCCM or its affiliates. Membership solicitation by organizations other than SCCM or its affiliates is strictly prohibited. Fundraising by organizations or individuals other than SCCM is strictly prohibited. Advertisement must be factual and in good taste, and all claims must be fully supportable. All claims of fact must be fully supportable and should be meaningful in terms of performance and any other benefit. Advertisements containing testimonials or those that quote the names, statements, or writings of any individual, public official, government agency, testing group, or other organization must be accompanied by written consent for use from the quoted individual or entity. The Company should avoid the use of claims whose validity depends on extremely fine interpretations of meaning. This does not exclude the use of normal qualifiers, such as footnotes, which may be necessary to render a claim true. Complete scientific and technical data, whether published or unpublished, concerning the product or service’s safety, operation, and usefulness may be required. Samples of the products are not to be submitted. The Company may cite in footnotes references from scientific literature, provided the reference is truthful and is a fair representation of the body of literature supporting the claim being made. Comparisons to any of SCCM’s products or services or comparisons to a competitor’s products or services is are prohibited. The use of the Society of Critical Medicine (SCCM) or any other affiliate’s name, logo, trademark, or service mark xxxx, is prohibited without prior written approval. All advertisements are accepted and published by SCCM on the warranty of the Company and agency that both are authorized to publish the entire contents and subject matter of the advertisement. The inclusion of an advertisement in SCCM Content is not to be construed or publicized as an endorsement or approval by SCCM or its affiliates, nor may the Company promote that its advertising claims are approved or endorsed by SCCM or its affiliates. Artwork, format, and layout should be such as to avoid confusion with editorial content of the publication. SCCM reserves the right to insert the word “Advertisement” above or below any copy to avoid confusion. Advertising is separate from content. The Company has no advance knowledge of SCCM’s editorial content, nor do the editors shape content to accommodate advertising. The Company does not influence any of SCCM’s editorial decisions or advertising policies. Advertising that appears on SCCM’s website must be clearly distinguishable from any editorial content. SCCM does not release to the Company any personally identifiable data on the users of its websites.

ACCEPTANCE OF ADVERTISING. All advertisements are subject to SCCM’s review and approval. SCCM may, at its discretion, require edits or reject any advertisement submitted by the Company. All advertisements must clearly and prominently identify the Company by trademark, logo, service mark, or name. Products or services with no direct relation to the medical industry may be eligible to advertise if approved by SCCM. Advertisements that conflict or have the appearance of conflicting with SCCM’s policies are prohibited. The fact that an advertisement for a product, service, or company has appeared in a previous publication shall not be referred to in collateral advertising. Any reference to SCCM or its affiliate’s affiliates’ products, services, or standards in advertisements or promotional material by the Company or the agency is prohibited. Promotion of products, services, or meetings that compete directly with those offered by SCCM or its affiliates is prohibited. SCCM reserves the right to decline advertising for any educational course, meeting, or related event or function if the advertised event or function falls within ninety (90) days before or after an event held by SCCM or its affiliates. Membership solicitation by organizations other than SCCM or its affiliates is strictly prohibited. Fundraising by organizations or individuals other than SCCM is strictly prohibited. Advertisement Advertisements must be factual and in good taste, and all claims must be fully supportable. All claims of fact must be fully supportable and should be meaningful in terms of performance and any other benefit. Advertisements containing testimonials or those that quote the names, statements, or writings of any individual, public official, government agency, testing group, or other organization must be accompanied by written consent for use from the quoted individual or entity. The Company should avoid the use of claims whose validity depends on extremely fine interpretations of meaning. This does not exclude the use of normal qualifiers, such as footnotes, which may be necessary to render a claim true. Complete scientific and technical data, whether published or unpublished, concerning the product or service’s safety, operation, and usefulness may be required. Samples of the products are not to be submitted. The Company may cite in footnotes references from scientific literature, provided the reference is truthful and is a fair representation of the body of literature supporting the claim being made. Comparisons to any of SCCM’s products or services or comparisons to a competitor’s products or services is prohibited. The use of the Society of Critical Medicine (SCCM) or any other affiliate’s name, logo, trademark, or service mark is prohibited without prior written approval. All advertisements are accepted and published by SCCM on the warranty of the Company and agency that both are authorized to publish the entire contents and subject matter of the advertisement. The inclusion of an advertisement in SCCM Content is not to be construed or publicized as an endorsement or approval by SCCM or its affiliates, nor may the Company promote that its advertising claims are approved or endorsed by SCCM or its affiliates. Artwork, format, and layout should be such as to avoid confusion with editorial content of the publication. SCCM reserves the right to insert the word “Advertisement” above or below any copy to avoid confusion. Advertising is separate from content. The Company has no advance knowledge of SCCM’s editorial content, nor do the editors shape content to accommodate advertising. The Company does not influence any of SCCM’s editorial decisions or advertising policies. Advertising that appears on SCCM’s website must be clearly distinguishable from any editorial content. SCCM does not release to the Company any personally identifiable data on the users of its websites.

ACCEPTANCE OF ADVERTISING. All advertisements are subject to SCCM’s review and approvalapproval by SCCM. SCCM may, at its discretion, require edits or reject any advertisement submitted by the Company. All advertisements must clearly and prominently identify the Company by trademark, logo, service markxxxx, signature, or name. Products or services with no direct relation to the medical industry may be eligible to advertise if approved by SCCM. Advertisements that conflict or have the appearance of conflicting with SCCM’s policies are prohibited. The fact that an advertisement for a product, service, or company has appeared in a previous publication shall not be referred to in collateral advertising. Any reference to SCCM or its affiliate’s affiliates’ products, services, or standards in advertisements advertisements, promotional material, or promotional material merchandising by the Company or the agency is prohibited. Promotion of products, services, or meetings that compete directly with those offered by SCCM or its affiliates is are prohibited. SCCM reserves the right to decline advertising for any educational course, meeting, or related event or function if the advertised event or function falls within ninety (90) days before prior to or after an event held by SCCM or its affiliates. Membership solicitation by organizations other than SCCM or its affiliates is strictly prohibited. Fundraising by organizations or individuals other than SCCM is strictly prohibited. Advertisement must be factual and in good taste, taste and all claims must be fully supportable. All claims of fact must be fully supportable and should be meaningful in terms of performance and or any other benefit. Advertisements containing testimonials or those that quote the names, statements, or writings of any individual, public official, government agency, testing group, or other organization must be accompanied by written consent for use from the quoted individual or entity. The Company should avoid the use of claims whose validity depends on upon extremely fine interpretations of meaning. This does not exclude the use of normal qualifiers, such as footnotes, which may be necessary to render a claim true. Complete scientific and technical data, whether published or unpublished, concerning the product or service’s safety, operation, and usefulness may be required. Samples of the products are not to be submitted. The Company may cite in footnotes references from scientific literature, provided the reference is truthful and is a fair representation of the body of literature supporting the claim being made. Comparisons Comparison to any of SCCM’s products or services or comparisons to a competitor’s products or services is are prohibited. The use of the Society of Critical Medicine (SCCM) or any other affiliate’s name, logo, trademark, or service mark xxxx, is prohibited without prior written approval. All advertisements are accepted and published by SCCM on the warranty of the Company and agency that both are authorized to publish the entire contents and subject matter of the advertisement. The inclusion of an advertisement in the SCCM Content is not to be construed or publicized as an endorsement or approval by the SCCM or its affiliates, nor may the Company promote that its advertising claims are approved or endorsed by SCCM or its affiliates. Artwork, format, and layout should be such as to avoid confusion with editorial content of the publication. SCCM reserves the right to insert the word “Advertisement” above or below any copy to avoid confusion. Advertising is separate from content. The Company has no advance knowledge of SCCM’s editorial content, nor do the editors shape content to accommodate advertising. The Company does not influence any of SCCM’s editorial decisions or advertising policies. Advertising that appears on SCCM’s website must be clearly distinguishable from any editorial content. SCCM does not release to the Company any personally identifiable data on the users of its websiteswebsites to the Company.