Additional Requirements for Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks Sample Clauses

Additional Requirements for Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks. 1. The parties will agree in writing on the pages within the Publisher’s Offerings that will display Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks (“Ad * Information redacted pursuant to a confidential treatment request by InfoSpace, Inc. under 5 U.S.C. §552(b)(4) and 17 C.F.R. §§ 200.80(b)(4) and 240.24b-2, and submitted separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Pages”), using, as the parties may agree, either (a) a list of mutually agreed keywords or (b) editorially or dynamically mapped keywords provided by Yahoo! or generated using Yahoo!’s technology. All Affiliates must be approved in writing by Yahoo! prior to implementing the keyword functionality described above. Publisher will implement and display Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks, to the extent provided by Yahoo!, as agreed to by the parties as part of Yahoo!’s approval of such Publisher’s Offering, to all Users who navigate to the Ad Pages. Yahoo! reserves the right to require Publisher to stop using any keyword or any Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks on or in connection with any Publisher’s Offering for any reason or no reason upon notice to Publisher. Following such notice, Publisher will promptly comply with such request. 2. Publisher will use commercially reasonable efforts to display Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks at the same time as it displays the other content on the Ad Page. 3. Once a user arrives at an Ad Page, Publisher will not send Yahoo! additional Queries for Matched Ads until the User navigates to a new Ad Page or refreshes the Ad Page. 4. In order for Yahoo! to provide dynamic mapping of Matched Ads, Publisher acknowledges that Yahoo! will crawl the content within Publisher’s Offerings and will store and use limited information from Publisher’s Offerings, solely to the extent needed for Yahoo!’s matching technology to function.
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Additional Requirements for Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks. 1. The parties will agree in writing on the pages within Publisher’s Offerings that will display Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks (“Ad Pages”), using keywords approved in writing or dynamically determined by Yahoo!. Publisher will display Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks to all users who navigate to the Ad Pages, to the extent Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks are provided by Yahoo!. Publisher will allow the Hyperlinks to send Yahoo! a Query each time SO v3.3 Yahoo! Confidential *** - Portions of this page have been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission that a user uses a Hyperlink. Yahoo! reserves the right to require Publisher to remove Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks from any webpage or to stop using any keyword for any reason or no reason. 2. Publisher will display Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks at the same time as it displays the other content on the Ad Page. 3. Once a user arrives at an Ad Page, Publisher will not send Yahoo! additional Queries for Matched Ads until the user navigates to a new Ad Page or refreshes the Ad Page. 4. In order for Yahoo! to provide dynamic mapping of Matched Ads, Publisher acknowledges that Yahoo! will crawl the content within Publisher’s Offerings and will store and use limited information from Publisher’s Offerings, solely to the extent needed for the necessary matching technology to function.
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Additional Requirements for Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks. 1. The parties will agree in writing on the pages within the Publisher’s Offerings that will display Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks (“Ad Pages”), using, as the parties may agree, either (a) a list of mutually agreed keywords or (b) editorially or dynamically mapped keywords provided by Overture or generated using Overture’s technology. All Affiliates must be approved in writing by Overture prior to implementing the keyword functionality described above. Publisher will implement and display Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks, to the extent provided by Overture, as agreed to by the parties as part of Overture’s approval of such Publisher’s Offering, to all Users who navigate to the Ad Pages. Overture reserves the right to require Publisher to stop using any keyword or Matched * Information redacted pursuant to a confidential treatment request by InfoSpace, Inc. under 5 U.S.C. §552(b)(4) and 17 C.F.R. §§ 200.80(b)(4) and 240.24b-2, and submitted separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Attachment A – Page 1 Ads and/or Hyperlinks on or in connection with any Publisher’s Offering with respect to the use of Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks [*] upon notice to Publisher. Following such notice, Publisher will promptly comply with such request. 2. Publisher will not exceed Max Queries. If Publisher exceeds Max Queries, Overture may suspend services until the number of Queries drops below Max Queries. Publisher will use commercially reasonable efforts to display Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks at the same time as it displays the other content on the Ad Page. 3. Once a user arrives at an Ad Page, Publisher will not send Overture additional Queries for Matched Ads until the User navigates to a new Ad Page or refreshes the Ad Page. 4. In order for Overture to provide dynamic mapping of Matched Ads, Publisher acknowledges that Overture will [*], solely to the extent needed for Overture’s matching technology to function. 5. With Overture’s prior written approval in each instance, WhenU may display Matched Ads in [*] generated via Applications, subject to the following terms and conditions and such other terms and conditions as Overture may require at the time of approval: a. WhenU may display Matched Ads provided by Overture in [*] that conform to mockups approved by Overture in writing. b. WhenU may not display any Matched Ads (or other Results) in [*]. c. On each pop-under window containing Matched Ads, WhenU will display the following language in a prominent manner...
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Additional Requirements for Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks. 1. The parties will agree in writing on the pages within Publisher’s Offerings that will display Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks (“Ad Pages”), using keywords approved in writing or dynamically determined by Yahoo!. Publisher will display Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks to all users who navigate to the Ad Pages, to the extent Matched Ads and/or Hyperlinks are provided by Yahoo!. Publisher will allow the Hyperlinks to send Yahoo! a Query each time
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