Domain Name Operational Language Sample Clauses

Domain Name Operational Language. For purposes of this Section 1.5, the following terms have the following meanings: "Access Code" means each username, password, or other code for access to the Account. "Account" means the account of NFLE (or its applicable affiliate) with the Registrar pertaining to each Domain Name. "Domain Name" means the domain name for each NFL Domain. "Registrar" means the registrar, accredited by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers or its successor, with which each Domain Name is registered. "Technical Contact" means the Technical Contact for each Domain Name as defined by, and registered with, the Registrar. Except with advance written authorization by NFLE, SportsLine shall not change any Access Code, change any record of the Registrar relating to any Domain Name or Account, transfer registration of any Domain Name to any other domain name registrar, or register any Domain Name or any confusingly similar domain name with any registrar anywhere in the world. If, with advance written authorization by NFLE, SportsLine changes any Access Code, SportsLine contemporaneously shall provide NFLE with the changed Access Code. Under no circumstance shall SportsLine identify itself to the Registrar or any other person as the owner of any Domain Name. When NFLE designates SportsLine as Technical Contact for the Domain Names pursuant to Section 1.2(g), SportsLine, at its expense, shall provide all reasonable assistance and cooperation requested by NFLE in transferring the responsibilities of Technical Contact from SportsLine's predecessor as Technical Contact to SportsLine and from SportsLine to a successor Technical Contact, if any, designated by NFLE. If NFLE so requests, SportsLine immediately shall surrender access to any Account and shall cooperate with NFLE at SportsLine's expense in removing SportsLine as Technical Contact for any Domain Name.
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