Co-Branded Site Sample Clauses

The Co-Branded Site clause defines the terms under which two parties collaborate to create and operate a website that features both of their brands. Typically, this clause outlines responsibilities for site management, branding guidelines, content contributions, and the allocation of revenue or costs associated with the site. For example, it may specify how each party's logos are displayed or how user data is shared. The core function of this clause is to ensure clear expectations and responsibilities for both parties, minimizing disputes and facilitating a successful joint online presence.
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Co-Branded Site. Lowestfare shall, according to the schedule contained in Exhibit C ("Phases"), develop and operate a web page (the "Co-Branded Site"), to be located at one (1) or more server computers owned or controlled by Lowestfare, which shall include content provided by Lowestfare and shall reflect the user interface of the Template as licensed by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ pursuant to Section 8 ("Licenses and Standards"). The design, layout, and "look & feel" of the Co-Branded Site shall be mutually agreed to by the parties.
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Co-Branded Site. E-Loan shall develop and host a Co-Branded version of the E-Loan Site which shall include, without limitation, E-Loan's search engine and process to view, search, monitor, qualify and apply for a loan, as well as information to aid the consumer with the loan selection and financing process ("Co-Branded Site"). The Co-Branded Site shall be available and promoted only to customers from the E*TRADE Site and shall be framed by E*TRADE and will include E*TRADE's logo, navigation buttons and hyperlinks back to the E*TRADE Site. E*TRADE shall have the right to the review and prior approval of the co-branding and all uses of the E*TRADE Marks and content, with such approval not unreasonably withheld.
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Co-Branded Site. ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ shall, according to the schedule contained in Exhibit C ("Phases"), develop and operate a web page (the "Co-Branded Site"), to be located at one (1) or more server computers owned or controlled by ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇, which shall include content provided by ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ and shall reflect the user interface of the Template as licensed by Town Pages pursuant to Section 8 ("Licenses and Standards"). The design, layout, and "look & feel" of the Co-Branded Site shall be mutually agreed to by the parties.
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Co-Branded Site. 4.1. Co-Branded Site Described. NBCi will develop the Co-Branded Site for ------------------------- use with the Telocity Platform in accordance with this Section 4, and Telocity will provide reasonable assistance in connection therewith. The Co-Branded Site will be a co-branded version of the Enhanced Site focused on instant access to information, communications, utility, and entertainment/media content and will include, among other things, content and services tailored to capitalize on the always on, broadband environment. The parties will jointly develop the specifications for the Co-Branded Site, and NBCi will create the Co-Branded Site according to the joint specifications developed by the parties. NBCi, however, will have ultimate decision making authority over all aspects of the Co- Branded Site, including the content contained therein, subject to compliance with the mutually agreed upon specifications.
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Co-Branded Site. 2.1 Operating and Serving Content Provider shall launch the Co-branded Site on [Thursday, May 21, 2015] (the "Launch Date"), unless otherwise agreed to by the parties. Content Provider will operate and serve the Co-branded Site in a manner consistent with the present quality standards of Site Owner and which meets response performance standards for Site Owner users at least as good as those of the Site Owner Site. In addition, Content Provider will be responsible for system operation software costs, hardware costs, and network costs. Content Provider will generate weekly traffic reports but will not provide Site Owner with traffic reports. Content Provider will be responsible for integration of Site Owner's ad serving software with the Co-branded Site. Content Provider shall have the legal right to sell or place advertisements or sponsorships on any page of the Co-Branded Site for any entity or person and shall sell any merchandise or other items on any page of the Co-branded Site without the need of prior approval of Site Owner. In addition, without Site Owner's prior approval, Content Provider shall have the right to place a link to the Content Provider Site or any other site on the Co- branded Site via live broadcasting. But site owner [Sources Radio TV must donate time to time, to help establish the online presences of content provider [OFM Computer World]. Additional services and functionality that are developed by Content Provider for the Content Provider Site (or any successor to it) will be provided by Content Provider at no cost so that the Co-Branded Site is maintained at a level substantially equal to the Content Provider Site as it appears from time to time. Site Owner may elect not to include on the Co-branded Site any such additional services and functionality. Site Owner shall have the right to provide online access to the Co-Branded Site to Site Owner's subsidiaries, joint venture partners of Site Owner, and licensees of the Site Owner Web services. 2.2 Look and Feel; Branding Site Owner shall create and design the "look and feel" of the Co- branded Site. The Co-branded Site shall include Content Provider's logo (subject to Site Owner's approval) displayed on page, unless otherwise agreed to by both parties. Site Owner, in its sole discretion, shall determine the URL (domain name) of the Co-branded site.
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Co-Branded Site. The Co-Branded Site created under the Operating --------------- Agreement will remain in place until the Transaction Event. Following the Transaction Event and notwithstanding the termination of the Operating Agreement, subject to Telocity's discretion, the parties may continue to use the Co-Branded Site as contemplated under the Operating Agreement. In such event, upon advance notice of 10 business days from Telocity, NBCi will use commercially reasonable efforts to rebrand the Co-Branded Site to include branding for Telocity's successor entity.
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Co-Branded Site. 5.1. Co-Branded Site Described. The Company will develop the Co-Branded Site in accordance with this Section 5 and NBCi will provide reasonable assistance in connection therewith. Subject to the reasonable discretion of a NBCi Product Manager, the Co-Branded Site will provide all of the features and functionality provided by, and will perform in a manner substantially identical to, the Company Sites, as the Company Sites may be updated and enhanced from time to time by Company in its sole discretion.
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