ADFORCE SERVICE DEFINITION Sample Clauses

ADFORCE SERVICE DEFINITION. The AdForce service is an Internet advertising administration system that will allow 24/7 Media to manage advertising across its network of multiple Web sites. As part of the AdForce service, AdForce Will provide 24/7 Media the AdForce client application ("Client"), through which 24/7 Media will be able to (a) generate ad tags, (b) schedule advertising to run in the online environments in which 24/7 Media places those ad tags, and (c) generate reports on such advertising. In addition, AdForce will maintain an AdForce server complex from which AdForce will electronically deliver advertising scheduled by 24/7 Media to the online environments containing the ad tags placed by 24/7 Media. The delivery of "Impressions," defined as the transmission of advertisements by AdForce to an AdForce ad tag, may be verified by monthly third-party audits of the AdForce service, conducted by the Audit Bureau of Verification Services, Inc. or other third party chosen by AdForce.
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ADFORCE SERVICE DEFINITION. The AdForce service is an Internet advertising -------------------------- administration system that will allow GEOCITIES to manage advertising on its Web site and/or similar on-line service. As part of the AdForce service, IMGIS will provide GEOCITIES with the AdForce "client" software application ("Application Software"), with which GEOCITIES will be able to (a) generate ad tags, (b) schedule advertising to run in the online environments in which GEOCITIES places those ad tags and (c) generate reports on such advertising. IMGIS will maintain an AdForce server complex from which IMGIS will electronically deliver advertising scheduled by GEOCITIES to the online environments containing the ad tags placed by GEOCITIES. IMGIS will complete development of, and will make available to GEOCITIES by [***], a "Hybrid Service" which will allow GEOCITIES to direct Impressions (defined below) to be delivered from the AdForce server complex ("Central Delivery") or IMGIS servers located on GEOCITIES' site ("Local Delivery"). As part of the Hybrid Service, IMGIS will provide GEOCITIES with the client and server software needed to use the Hybrid Service ("Hybrid Service Software," collectively the "Hybrid Service Software" and the "Application Software" are referred to herein as the "Licensed Software"). The "Hybrid Service" is part of the AdForce Service as defined in this Section 1 and referred to in this Agreement. In addition, the Hybrid Service will be capable of instantaneously providing Local Delivery of ads to all ad tags in the event that the AdForce server complex becomes disabled, inoperative, or otherwise inaccessible to GEOCITIES. GEOCITIES recognizes that certain functions available as part of the Central Delivery service will not be available in the Local Delivery service. IMGIS acknowledges and agrees that its failure to make the Hybrid Service available to GEOCITIES by [***] will significantly reduce the benefits GEOCITIES' expects to receive under this Agreement. Because it would be impracticable and extremely difficult to determine the exact amount of GEOCITIES' damages in such event, IMGIS and GEOCITIES agree that, as compensation to GEOCITIES for any such loss of the benefit of its bargain hereunder, rather than as a penalty to IMGIS, the fees of the AdForce service (Local Delivery and Central Delivery) set forth in Schedule A shall be reduced $[***] for each day, up to a maximum of [***] or $[***] total reduction, after [***] that IMGIS fails to make...
ADFORCE SERVICE DEFINITION. The AdForce service ("AdForce Service") is a proprietary Internet advertising administration system that will allow NETSCAPE to manage advertising on its Internet properties. As part of the AdForce Service, ADFORCE will provide NETSCAPE the ADFORCE "client" ("Client"), which NETSCAPE will use to (i) generate ad tags, (ii) schedule advertising to run in the online environments in which NETSCAPE places those ad tags, and (iii) generate reports on such advertising. In addition, ADFORCE will maintain a centralized ADFORCE server complex from which ADFORCE will electronically deliver advertising scheduled by NETSCAPE to the online environments containing the ad tags placed by NETSCAPE. The delivery of "Impressions," defined as the transmission of advertisements by ADFORCE to an ADFORCE ad tag, will be verified by monthly third-party audits of the AdForce Service, conducted by the Audit Bureau of Verification Services, Inc. or another third party of comparable reputation chosen by ADFORCE. The AdForce Service includes the targeting features and a suite of standard reports available in the ADFORCE system listed below.
ADFORCE SERVICE DEFINITION. The AdForce service is an Internet advertising administration system that will allow 2CAN Media and its ad sales and network clients, defined as Web publishers ("Clients") to manage advertising on Client's Web sites or similar on-line services. As part of the AdForce service, IMGIS will provide 2CAN Media with the AdForce "client" software application ("Application Software"), with which 2CAN Media will be able to (a) generate ad tags, (b) schedule advertising to run in the online environments in which 2CAN Media places those ad tags and (c) generate reports on such advertising. In addition, IMGIS will maintain an AdForce server complex from which IMGIS will electronically deliver advertising scheduled by 2CAN Media to the online environments containing the ad tags placed by 2CAN Media and its Clients. The delivery of "Impressions," defined as the transmission of advertisements or other content by AdForce, will be verified by monthly third-party audits of the AdForce service, conducted by the Audit Bureau of Verification Services, Inc. or another third party chosen by IMGIS in its sole discretion. The AdForce service includes targeting features as listed in Exhibit B. The AdForce service includes a suite of standard reports available in the AdForce system and listed in Exhibit B. Features added to the AdForce service in the future, including, but not limited to, demographic and psychographic targeting; will be considered part of the AdForce service covered in this Agreement and may be subject to additional fees, which fees will be subject to IMGIS sole discretion.
ADFORCE SERVICE DEFINITION. The AdForce service is an Internet advertising administration system that allow COMPANY to manage advertising on its Web site or similar on-line service. As part of the AdForce service, IMGIS will provide COMPANY with the AdForce "client" software application ("Application Software"), with which COMPANY will be able to (a) generate ad tags, (b) schedule advertising to run in the online environments with which COMPANY places those ad tags and (c) generate reports on such advertising. In addition, IMGIS will maintain an AdForce server complex from which IMGIS will electronically deliver advertising scheduled by COMPANY to the online environments containing the ad tags placed by COMPANY. The delivery of "Impressions," defined as the transmission of advertisements by AdForce to an AdForce ad tag, will be verified by monthly third-party audits of the AdForce service, conducted by the Audit Bureau of Verification Services, Inc. or another third party chosen by IMGIS. This audit is included in all levels of the AdForce service. Each level of the AdForce service includes targeting features as listed in Exhibit B. All levels of the AdForce service include a suite of standard reports available in the AdForce system and listed in Exhibit B, but do not include custom reports requested by COMPANY. Features added to the AdForce service in the future will, at the sole discretion of IMGIS, be considered part of one of the following levels of AdForce service covered in this Agreement, or be considered part of other AdForce services and subject to additional fees.

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