Business Phase Sample Clauses

Business Phase. 2 – In Business Phase 2, Synacor shall provide Client with the Homepage and three channels to replace Client’s current News & Resources channel. Business Phase 2 shall be the introduction of the Small Business Portal to initially complement Client’s Small Business Center, and the portal framework as well as Content and Services provided by Synacor shall be provided, managed, and controlled by Synacor. To the extent applicable during Business Phase 2, Client will provide, manage and control Client Content and Client provided Channels for the Small Business Channel. Phase 2 will include the services from Phase 1 above, as well as the features & functionality specified below: (a) News Channel. Synacor will provide News Channel that replaces a portion of the current News & Resources Channel within the Xxxxxxx.xxx business portal. The News Channel will deliver textual and video news articles and photos/images, including Top Headlines, Business News, Local News, Technology News, and Stock Checker. The Parties agree that popular content, such as relating to entertainment or sports, may be offered on the channel, but shall be given less prominence in all respects to the general news and business content. Content offered by Synacor shall be displayed on Synacor-hosted article pages. Such article pages shall feature a large [*] = CERTAIN INFORMATION HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION. CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED WITH RESPECT TO THE OMITTED PORTIONS. image, the full text of the article (in pages if needed), email/print/share buttons, related articles links, third party advertising and Client advertising. (b) Editor’s Pick. Synacor will provide for Client an exclusive Editor’s Pick DCC (Dynamic Content Component) slide, which will feature Synacor editor-selected topics from the textual and media content otherwise available on the Small Business Portal. Synacor editors will promote Client provided Content at Verizon’s sole discretion, such as webinars, blogs and Verizon-commissioned content, which may replace selected Synacor Content.
Sample 1
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Business Phase. 2 – In Business Phase 2, Synacor shall provide Client with the Homepage and three channels to replace Client’s current News & Resources channel. Business Phase 2 shall be the introduction of the Small Business Portal to initially complement Client’s Small Business Center, and the portal framework as well as Content and Services provided by Synacor shall be provided, managed, and controlled by Synacor. To the extent applicable during Business Phase 2, Client will provide, manage and control Client Content and Client provided Channels for the Small Business Channel. Phase 2 will include the services from Phase 1 above, as well as the features & functionality specified below:
Sample 1

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