Advertising Contents Sample Clauses
Advertising Contents. 3.1 Party B shall provide the contents of its advertisement to Party A in the form acceptable to Party A five days prior to its placement, the specifications and size of which shall be in strict compliance with Party A’s requirements.
3.2 Party A has the right to examine the contents of advertisement provided by Party B and require Party B to change such advertisement if any advertisement is found in non-compliance with any laws or regulations or at the discretion of Party A may have adverse effect on Party A. Party A may refuse to place such advertisement until Party B makes the change required by Party A.
3.3 Party B warrants that none of its advertisements will breach any applicable laws, regulations, policies or generally accepted codes of ethics, or damage valid interests of any third party. If Party B breaches this Section 3.3 and cause any loss to Party A, Party B is liable for full indemnity to Party A.
Advertising Contents. (a) Subject to (i) the rights of the Port with respect to the Assigned Space as set forth in this Permit and (ii) the restrictions set forth below, Permittee shall have exclusive, complete and sole control over the advertising copy to be placed on the Advertising Displays. The rights of Permittee, as aforesaid, are subject to the following:
(b) Permittee shall provide Port with a copy of all proposed advertising copy at least five business days prior to its installation in the Assigned Space. Permittee shall insure that all advertising that it accepts for the Assigned Space conforms to standards of good taste which generally prevail in the placing of commercial advertising in public places. Permittee shall not display or otherwise produce or publish any of the following types of advertising at the Assigned Space:
(i) Advertising which is obscene or which is patently contrary to prevailing standards of adults in the greater metropolitan area of the City of Oakland as to suitability for display to a captive audience which include minors;
(ii) Advertising which is deceptive, false or misleading in any way;
(iii) Advertising which proposes an illegal transaction;
(iv) Any advertising which is illegal under applicable Federal or California law, including without limitation, under California Business and Professions Code Sections 17200 and 17500;
(v) Advertising of (x) any other airport located within a radius of 200 miles from the Airport, or (y) any automobile parking lot or automobile parking garage that is not located on the Airport. The Port reserves the right, in its reasonable discretion, to further restrict or prohibit the content of advertising copy in furtherance of any legitimate, substantial governmental interest. The Port shall have no liability to Permittee for requiring Permittee to refuse or remove advertising copy on Port’s exercise of its rights under this paragraph. The Director may disapprove any Advertising Display submitted for approval by Permittee upon determining that the structure or placement of such display would interfere with or impede the use of the Terminals for Airport purposes, including, without limitation, the Port’s use or operation thereof, the convenience and comfort of the traveling public within the areas adjacent to such Advertising Displays, or that the structure or placement of any such display would be incompatible with the design and décor of the Terminal or that such Advertising Display would interfere unreasonably ...