Campaign Data Sample Clauses

Campaign Data. During its performance under this Agreement, Company may disclose to Advertiser (i) certain aggregated and/or real-time reporting data on Model(s) performance and campaign delivery and/or (ii) data provided via Company’s secure model-building environment (collectively, “Campaign Data”). Campaign Data shall include any information derived from, or reverse-engineered from, aggregated reporting data on Model(s) performance and campaign delivery disclosed to Advertiser. Advertiser hereby agrees, with respect to Campaign Data:
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Campaign Data. As used herein, “Campaign Data” means all data derived from Company’s use of the Service, but expressly excludes all Impression Attribute Data (except where Company wins the Bid for the inventory to which such Impression Attribute Data relates).Company shall have the right to use all Campaign Data for any lawful purpose that is consistent with its posted privacy policy, except that Company may not use Campaign Data to target across other advertising platforms, exchanges or inventory sources. Company acknowledges and agrees that PulsePoint shall have the right to use and disclose Campaign Data solely for the following purposes: (a) as part of PulsePoint’s business operations, provided that any disclosure shall be on an aggregate basis and in a manner such that the Campaign Data is not attributable to Company, (b) to perform its obligations under this Agreement, (c) to operate, manage, test, maintain and improve the PulsePoint RTB Service, including without limitation the scheduling and optimization of delivery of Advertisements across the PulsePoint Ad Exchange, (d) to protect the Service from what, in PulsePoint’s reasonable determination is a threat to the Service or PulsePoint Ad Exchange, (e) if required by court order or Law or required or requested by any governmental agency, and/or (f) as otherwise expressly authorized by Company.
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Campaign Data. As between the Parties, Campaign owns all right, title and interest in and to any telephone numbers, names, notes or messages that are uploaded, received, stored, maintained, collected, or processed within GOP Envoy by Campaign(the “Campaign Data”). Subject to the provisions of Section 1.2(b), above, GOP Envoy shall have the non-revocable right to collect and store any such Campaign Data pursuant to GOP Envoy’s Privacy Policy (which is available at: xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/gop-envoy-privacy-policy/).
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Campaign Data. Advertiser hereby grants to CMG the right to place tags, pixels, gifs or other means of collecting behavioral data and data regarding optimization and performance, including without limitation impressions, click-through rates and other metrics to assess the usage, traffic and effectiveness of the Advertiser Content (“Tags & Pixels”) within (a) the Advertiser Content, (b) the Advertiser websites or digital properties referenced in the Advertiser Content, or (c) other Advertiser websites or digital properties specified in an Order. CMG may, to the extent it deems appropriate, collect and compile certain non-personally identifiable information about user traffic and the delivery of the Advertiser Content (“Campaign Data”). Campaign Data may include advertising impressions served to and Advertising Content and Advertiser website content accessed by users. Campaign Data shall be the property of CMG and shall be deemed to be the Proprietary Information of CMG. Without limiting the foregoing, CMG may use and disclose the Campaign Data (i) for reporting purposes that may be subsequently provided to Advertiser as well as, in aggregate form, to potential customers and other third parties, including without limitation for the purpose of indexing Campaign Data against third party data sources to identify target audiences for Advertiser Content and Advertiser websites; (ii) if required by any court order, law or governmental entity; and (iii) for other CMG business purposes. For the avoidance of doubt, CMG will not use Campaign Data that is comprised solely of profiles of visitors to Advertiser’s website(s) to retarget a visitor for a purpose other than performing the Services; provided, however, that the foregoing limitation does not limit CMG from repurposing aggregated Campaign Data for any purpose, so long as it is not joined with data that is specific to or allows identification of Advertiser’s website. Likewise, CMG will not sell or otherwise disclose Advertiser- specific profile data to any third party or Affiliate, except as and to the extent necessary to perform its obligations under the applicable Order.
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