ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP. All advertising and commercial markings and supports used at the Event shall comply with the technical specifications set forth in the applicable FIS Advertising Rules and to the relevant provisions of the FIS Broadcaster Manual. The Organiser shall respect the rights assigned to the World Cup Title and Central Sponsors as specified in the FIS Marketing Guide, the latest version of which can be downloaded from the FIS Website: It shall procure an effective enforcement and protection of all World Cup Title and Central Sponsors rights in connection with the Event. Upon request, it shall provide assistance and equipment (transport/tooling) for the purpose of the installation and dismantling and removal of advertising supports and infrastructures.
ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP. All advertising and commercial markings and supports used at the Event shall comply with the technical specifications set forth in the applicable FIS Advertising Rules and to the relevant provisions of the FIS TV Production Guidelines (see in particular but without limitation clause 1.3 and 1.4 of the FIS TV Production Guidelines). The Organiser shall respect the rights assigned to the World Cup Title Sponsor as specified in the FIS Marketing Guide, the latest version of which can be downloaded from the FIS Website: It shall procure an effective enforcement and protection of all World Cup Title Sponsor rights in connection with the Event. Upon request, it shall provide assistance and equipment (transport/tooling) for the purpose of the installation and dismantling and removal of advertising supports and infrastructures.
ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP. Parts of The Website contain or may contain at any time advertising and sponsorship. It is solely the responsibility of the advertisers and sponsors to ensure that any and all material submitted to be included on The Website fulfils observes and complies with all legal and regulatory requirements and does not contain any material which is fraudulent, illegal, forged or inaccurate, deceptive, misleading, indecent, offensive, derogatory, abusive, intimidating, in breach of any intellectual property right (including, but not limited to, copyright). We are not responsible for any such material or any inaccuracy, error, misleading, offensive or copyright infringing content in any such material and any complaints or issues which you may have should be put forward directly to the relevant advertiser or sponsor.
ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP. All advertising and commercial markings and supports used at the Event shall comply with the technical specifications set forth in the applicable FIS Advertising Rules, the Snowboard Marketing Guide and to the relevant provisions of the FIS TV Production Guidelines (see in particular but without limitation clause 1.3 and
ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP. All advertising and commercial markings and supports used at the Event shall comply with the technical specifications set forth in the applicable FIS Advertising Rules and to the relevant provisions of the FIS TV Production Guidelines (see in particular but without limitation clause 1.3 and 1.4 of the FIS TV Production Guidelines). The Organiser shall respect the Freestyle Ski and Snowboard FIS World Cup Marketing Regulations as specified here for FS and SB: It shall procure an effective enforcement and protection of all World Cup Title Sponsor rights in connection with the Event. Upon request, it shall provide free of charge assis- tance and equipment (transport/tooling) for the purpose of the installation and xxxxxx- xxxxx and removal of advertising supports and infrastructures.
ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP.
6.1 The Licensee shall retain its own brand identity and the Licensee will not suggest any direct affiliation with, nor have the right to use, UBC’s name, logos or trademarks in any material, including without limitation any promotional or advertising material, without the prior written consent of UBC to each instance of such use. In particular, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, sponsorship and third party advertising by the Licensee with respect to the subject matter of this Agreement, including, without limitation, the Program, is prohibited, except where UBC has agreed in a separate agreement with the Licensee to permit such sponsorship and/or third party advertising. For greater certainty, and notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Section 6.1, the Licensee may indicate to customers that it provides Transportation Network Services on Campus without further written consent from UBC.
6.2 UBC and the Licensee shall make all reasonable efforts to coordinate the communication and promotion of the Program with each other so that each is aware of the other’s intentions with regard to issuing press releases, responding to media inquiries, and printed or electronic advertising or social media campaigns.
ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP. 29.1 In consideration of Operator’s performance of its obligations under this Agreement, MTC and the Participating Cities hereby grant to Operator the exclusive right throughout the Term, subject to the specifications, terms, reservations and restrictions of this Agreement and to the extent consistent with local law and any applicable advertising restrictions under existing contracts to which a Participating City is bound, (i) to sell and place Advertising and Sponsorship acknowledgments on the Equipment in the Program Area, for the purpose of publicly identifying and associating the Program with one or more Sponsors, and (ii) to collect all revenues generated by such Advertising and Sponsorship activities. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, the effectiveness of the grant of exclusive rights contained in the preceding portion of this Section 29.1 by the City of Oakland, and the grant to Operator of any right to advertise in the public rights-of-way of the City of Oakland, are subject to the adoption by the Council of the City of Oakland of a franchise ordinance pursuant to Article X-Section 1000 of the City Charter of the City of Oakland.
29.2 Subject to applicable local law, advertising restrictions, and zoning regulations for the Participating City, Operator may install at each Station electronic media (including LCD panels) for public information about the Program, electronic Advertising and Sponsorship acknowledgments (it being noted that use of electronic media, including LCD panels, is specifically subject to Sections 29.7.1 and 29.7.4).
29.3 Backlighting of printed posters shall be permitted, subject to applicable local law, advertising restrictions, and zoning regulations for the Participating City for property adjacent to the Site (it being noted that use of backlighting is specifically subject to Section 29.7.1).
29.4 If any material displayed or placed in violation of any provision of this Section 29 is not removed by Operator within 24 hours of notice from MTC or a Participating City, the Participating City shall have the right to remove such material and Operator shall pay to the Participating City all reasonable costs incurred in connection with such removal.
29.5 General Restrictions on Advertising and Sponsorship applicable to all Participating Cities:
29.5.1 Operator shall not install, or permit to be installed, on any Equipment, any Tobacco Advertising, Alcohol Advertising, Firearms Advertising or other Prohibited Advertisin...
ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP. All advertising and commercial markings and supports used at the Event shall comply with the technical specifications set forth in the applicable FIS Advertis- ing Rules and to the relevant provisions of the FIS Broadcaster Manual.
ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP. A Team Member must not include any commercial reference in connection with any CG Content posted on blogs unless agreement in writing from an authorised person from CGA is obtained. For Example, this means that no advertising and /or sponsorship (such as brands) may be visible on a blog at the same time as CG Content. A Team Member must not blog, tweet or otherwise provide information via Social Media that creates or implies an unauthorised association by a third party with the CGA, The Team, CGF or The Games Movement. Team Members must not permit any third party to reproduce or use CG Content, that has been posted by the Team Member to a blog, to promote the third party’s goods and/or services, and must take all reasonable steps to prevent such conduct.
ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP. As set forth in SCHEDULE E, Licensee shall receive a commission based on Net Advertising Revenues and Net E-Commerce Revenues.
