Credit and Publicity Sample Clauses
The Credit and Publicity clause establishes how and when parties involved in an agreement will be acknowledged or credited publicly for their contributions. Typically, this clause outlines the specific manner in which credit must be given, such as requiring the inclusion of a company’s name or logo in marketing materials, press releases, or published works. Its core function is to ensure that all parties receive appropriate recognition for their roles, thereby promoting transparency and protecting the reputational interests of those involved.
Credit and Publicity. 11.1. The Customer agree that the Supplier shall be entitled to due acknowledgement in respect of work provided by the Supplier, whether created wholly or partly to our design or with the benefit of our Services. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this will include a written credit with reasonable prominence within selected materials, including without limitation a credit at the bottom of the homepage for any website design/build work. For the purpose of showcasing Supplier Services the Supplier shall be entitled following written agreement which will not be unreasonably withheld at any time to use all or part(s) of any such work that has ceased to be confidential in such media as the Supplier may require. Following the cessation of this agreement the Supplier agree that all references to Supplier work on this site will be deleted.
Credit and Publicity. (a) Credit. IV shall be permitted to place legal notices, disclaimers, and "powered by" design credit on the Websites, subject to Hearst's approval, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. Such visible uses by IV shall be of significantly lesser prominence and frequency than the visible uses of Hearst's Licensed Property.
Credit and Publicity. 15.1 Subject to Regulation 114/94 of the Medicine Act, the Recipient shall use reasonable efforts to acknowledge the support of the Ministry in all reports and materials and in all advertising and publicity relating to the Project. The Recipient shall also use reasonable efforts to ensure that the acknowledgement in any report or materials indicates that the views expressed in the report or materials are the views of the Recipient and do not necessarily reflect those of the Ministry.
15.2 The Recipient shall notify the Ministry 30 days before it publishes any material produced pursuant to the Agreement and shall provide a copy of the material it proposes to publish to the Ministry at that time.
15.3 Subject to applicable privacy legislation, the Ministry may disclose in any manner to any person or entity the names of the Recipient and the Building Owner and any other information of any kind pertaining to the Project.
Credit and Publicity. 4.1 You will have prior approval (not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed) of all publicity material produced by Us, which uses any of Your trademarks or logos and, subject to such approval, consent to such use. We will have prior approval of all publicity material produced by You relating to the Service, which such publicity material uses any of Our marks or logos, and, subject to such approval, consent to such use. Approval will be deemed to have been given by the relevant party if a request is supplied with a copy of the relevant material and the approving party does not object within 7 days.
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