ICP Programming Sample Clauses

ICP Programming. The terms and conditions of this Exhibit applicable to the ICP Internet Site shall apply equally to any ICP Programming that is (a) programmed in HTML or (b) web-based.
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ICP Programming. Any (a) area within the AOL Network or outside the AOL Network but exclusively available to AOL Members, which area is developed, programmed, and/or managed by ICP, in whole or in part, pursuant to this Agreement and all Content thereon (including, without limitation, message boards, chat and other AOL Member-supplied content areas contained therein) including, without limitation, any co-branded site or page, but excluding the ICP Internet Site and (b) Content provided to AOL by ICP pursuant to this Agreement for distribution on or through the AOL Network other than on the ICP Internet Site.
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ICP Programming. The terms and conditions of this Exhibit applicable to --------------- the ICP Internet Site shall apply equally to any ICP Programming that is (a) programmed in HTML or (b) web-based. -42- EXHIBIT F --------- KEYWORD GUIDELINES ------------------ PRINT/GRAPHIC . Preferred listing: (AOL Logo appears) America Online Keyword: IR America Online Keyword: IR . If necessary, due to space constraints, listing may (pending approval) --- appear as follows: AOL Keyword: IR . Every effort should be made to have "America Online" spelled out . Capitalization - listing should appear in initial caps only Note: When America Online is abbreviated to AOL - AOL must appear in all caps. K of Keyword must always be capitalized . Font, Font style and Size must all be consistent . Listing size must be of equal prominence to that of any/all other URLs featured BROADCAST/RADIO . America Online Keyword must announced entirely (even if an accompanying graphic is set with AOL versus America Online)
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ICP Programming. Any (a) area within the AOL Network which is developed, programmed, and/or managed by ICP, in whole or in part, pursuant to this Agreement and all Content thereon (including, without limitation, message boards, chat and other AOL Member-supplied content areas contained therein) and (b) Content provided to AOL by or on behalf of ICP pursuant to this Agreement for distribution on or through the AOL Network other than on the ICP Internet Site. ICP Programming shall include without limitation, the Res System.
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ICP Programming. The terms and condition of this Exhibit applicable to the Customized Sites shall apply equally to any Licensed Content that is (a) programmed in HTML, or (b) web-based.
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ICP Programming. ICP Programming" shall consist of Content provided to AOL by ICP for distribution on the AOL Service other than on the Customized Site (but which may also appear on the Customized Site). Paragraph 1 of Exhibit A hereto sets forth the ICP Programming which ICP shall deliver during the Second Addendum Term. All ICP Programming shall be deemed Licensed Content.
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ICP Programming. The terms and conditions of this Exhibit applicable to the ICP Internet Site shall apply equally to any ICP Programming that is (a) programmed in HTML or (b) web-based. EXHIBIT F KEYWORD GUIDELINES PRINT/GRAPHIC o Preferred listing: (AOL Logo appears) America Online Keyword: Park N View or PNV America Online Keyword: Park N View or PNV o If necessary, due to space constraints, listing may (pending approval) appear as follows: AOL KEYWORD: PARK N VIEW OR PNV o Every effort should be made to have 'America Online' spelled out o Capitalization - listing should appear in initial caps only Note: When America Online is abbreviated to AOL - AOL must appear in all caps. K of Keyword must always be capitalized o Font, Font style and Size must all be consistent o Listing size must be of equal prominence to that of any/all other URLs featured BROADCAST/RADIO o America Online Keyword must be orally announced in its entirety (even if an accompanying graphic is set with AOL versus America Online)
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