Aggregators Sample Clauses

The Aggregators clause defines the rights and obligations of parties when third-party aggregators are involved in the delivery or distribution of goods, services, or content. It typically outlines how aggregators may access, use, or distribute the subject matter, and may set conditions such as reporting requirements, payment terms, or restrictions on further distribution. This clause ensures that all parties understand the role of aggregators and helps prevent disputes by clarifying responsibilities and limitations related to aggregation activities.
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Aggregators. The OBS will provide automated roll through of pricing changes across all channels.
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Aggregators. If you provide payment services on behalf of Sponsored Merchants (e.g., by submitting Charges for Internet Orders that occur at Sponsored Merchants) but are the merchant of record for payment or customer service issues (such services, Aggregator Services), then you must: (a) make clear to Cardmembers at the time of sale and on Cardmembers’ billing statements which entity is the seller (i.e., you or the Sponsored Merchant), (b) ensure that your name and customer service contact information prominently appear whenever Cardmembers enter or submit Card payment information to you and on any transaction record or receipt issued to them from your website or payment engine and (c) hereby represent and warrant that you are in the business of providing Aggregator Services. The prohibitions in Sections 1.d. and 2.e.vii of the Agreement against acting on behalf of other parties will not apply to your Aggregator Services. You will provide Aggregator Services only to third parties that meet our criteria and whom we do not otherwise prohibit (as we may notify you from time to time) (Sponsored Merchants). You are responsible for all Charges, Credits, disputes, and other customer service issues related to transactions involving Sponsored Merchants. You must enforce, and cause Sponsored Merchants to abide by, Sections 2, 3, 8.b., 10, and 11 of the Agreement and Paragraphs 1.b., 5, and 6 of Schedule A in respect of your Aggregator Services. You must provide us, promptly on request, with such information as we require about Sponsored Merchants. You must clearly disclose to Sponsored Merchants any fees you charge for your Aggregator Services, making clear that such fees are neither required nor requested by us. Notwithstanding anything contrary in the Agreement, if we disapprove any Sponsored Merchant, you must cease providing Aggregator Services to it within two business days of notice and enforce against it the post-termination provisions of Section 9 of the Agreement. We may exercise Immediate Chargeback for all Charges submitted by Sponsored Merchants. You must comply with any additional requirements, policies, or procedures of which we notify you from time to time. You must pay the Discount and you may be subject to various other fees and assessments. Some fees are for optional products and services, while others may be assessed as a result of your non-compliance with our policies and procedures. The following constitutes a list of fees that we charge related to the Card ...
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Aggregators. I have received consent from the customer that authorizes TNMP to provide notice to the customer’s REP of the customer’s enrollment in the ILMPP and deployment of the ILMPP. Attached is evidence of such consent. If enrolled customers change REPs after enrollment, I understand that such customers will be responsible for providing notice to their new REPs of record, if they choose to do so, of their enrollment in the ILMPP and the deployment of the ILMPP.
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Aggregators. If you are interested in signing up for an Aggregator account, please contact us. Aggregators can upload their own videos, which can be just for their own use as well as made available to other Aggregators for a royalty fee (same as with other Content Owners). We provide a full set of capabilities to find, add and remove videos for ▇▇▇ service and for building a customer branded an end to end ▇▇▇ service. For a monthly service fee BingeNow makes your branded ▇▇▇ service available on the Web, and for additional monthly service fees BingeNow can provide other Apps such as Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Google TV, and IOS & Android Mobile for your service. The Aggregator can get up to 35% of their monthly subscriber revenue with no other bills, such as adding latest videos to service, storage of videos, bandwidth for video distribution, Google or Apple ▇▇▇ App subscription fees, etc. Aggregator revenue actually has two components--your fixed share of revenue as Aggregator (20%) and your variable share as Content Owner (up to 15% of revenue) --so if you own all of your own content, you'll collect all of both Aggregator and Content Owner revenue share which is 35% of the monthly subscription revenue. BingeNow in its sole discretion has the right to at any time and for any or no reason to change the minimum subscriber fees per month to maintain this service, and both the aggregator percentage share and the content owner percentage share of monthly ▇▇▇ subscription revenue.
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Aggregators. An aggregator collects metadata about heritage documents or objects from several content providers, assembles it in a uniform format and makes them available for use and reuse in other contexts, according to agreements with the content providers. In the context of Europeana the aggregators are used as a supporting organisation between Europeana and content providers. They can offer: ● Technical support and advice to content providers; ● Technical services such as conversion of metadata or transfer facilities according to various protocols; ● Internet publication of the metadata and digital objects from their content providers as a service; ● Long-term digital archival functions to their content providers; ● Functionality for enriching and harmonizing the metadata provided by their content providers; ● Administrator operations; ● Training. Europeana can build a long term relationship with aggregators. This makes it easier to communicate (for example about the guidelines of Europeana). It is obvious that the role of aggregators is very important in Europeana’s ecosystem and the intermediate aggregator track3 is Europeana’s most important contribution method. Europeana prefers this for reasons of efficiency and cost effectiveness, and therefore its strategy includes encouraging individual content providers to provide content via suitable aggregators.4 The varied aggregator landscape described in detail in the Europeana Partner Strategy and Development Plan is still expanding, and recent EU policy initiatives stress the importance of aggregators as well (e.g. European Commission, 2011). 3 The term ‘intermediate’ is used in this context to recognise that Europeana can in fact be seen as an aggregator in itself. When the term aggregator is used in the rest of this report, it will refer to the definition that is customary in Europeana related terminology, i.e. aggregators for Europeana, not including Europeana itself.
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