GM Promotions Sample Clauses

GM Promotions. 2.4.1 The GM Promotions will (a) be prepared, performed and utilized in a workmanlike manner, in accordance with the standards of care and diligence and the level of skill, knowledge, and judgment normally practiced by companies in performing services of a similar nature and, at all times will comply with applicable Law and all privacy and Intellectual Property rights; (b) adhere to reasonable marketing policies and brand guidelines that Tipico makes available to Gannett Media ahead of performing such GM Promotion; provided such policies and guidelines shall not violate or conflict with Gannett Media Group policies and guidelines regarding content and advertising set forth on Exhibit 3, which may be updated from time-to-time (“Gannett Guidelines”); (c) appropriately disclose the connection between Gannett Media and Tipico, as and to the extent required by applicable Law; (d) not knowingly contain: (i) false, misleading, inaccurate, or deceptive statements or exaggerations; (ii) false or fabricated verbal or visual statements; (iii) dishonest or material distortions of opinions, findings or experiences depicted with respect to the Tipico Gambling Services; or (iv) content that otherwise violates the rights of any Person; and (d) otherwise comply with all other applicable Law and all privacy, publicity and Intellectual Property rights. In the event that any modification or removal of a posted GM Promotion is required as a result of a substantiated third party claim or due to a violation of this Agreement, Gannett Media shall make such modification or remove such GM Promotion.
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