Co-Branded Career Center Sample Clauses

Co-Branded Career Center. Snowball and JobDirect will work together ------------------------ to develop a co-branded Career Center to be hosted and served by Snowball and linked from each of the Snowball Networks. The Career Center will be promoted throughout the Snowball Networks by navigational links placed prominently in each Snowball Network site, enabling users to access the Career Center through each such link. JobDirect's job search engine will be prominently linked to each page within the Career Center. The Career Center will include content to be provided by both Snowball and XxxXxxxxx.xxx, including descriptions of the various career, resume, and job posting services offered by XxxXxxxxx.xxx, and will include links out from the Career Center to the XxxXxxxxx.xxx Site, through which users will be able to access additional JobDirect content and services. Snowball Network users accessing XxxXxxxxx.xxx through links from the Snowball Networks will be followed throughout each session by a co-branded navigation bar and frame. The look and feel, as well as the specific functionalities of the Career Center, will be developed jointly by the parties and subject to the agreement of both parties, which agreement will not be unreasonably withheld. Subject to the limitations set forth in Section 1, Snowball will have sole control over all advertising, banners, and other promotional placements appearing in the co-branded Career Center and anywhere within the Snowball Networks, and will retain all revenue generated from any such advertising, banners, and other promotional placements. XxxXxxxxx.xxx agrees to continue working with Snowball throughout the term of this Agreement to develop and provide new and updated content and services for the Career Center. Pursuant to this Section, XxxXxxxxx.xxx shall only be obligated to use commercially reasonable efforts to provide (i) the job search application currently present in the Xxxxxxxxx.xxx site, (ii) content, and (iii) advisory services. XxxXxxxxx.xxx shall not be obligated to provide for or reimburse Snowball for any third-party expenses relating to such development. Snowball will provide XxxXxxxxx.xxx with statistics pertaining to the use of the "Career Poll" feature of the Career Center.
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