Inclusion in Multi‑Property Sponsorships Sample Clauses

Inclusion in Multi‑Property Sponsorships. Representative may, during the Term, include Team Sponsorship Assets in other multi-property Sponsorship Agreements (i.e., marketing and sponsorship arrangements that include Team Sponsorship Assets as well as Non-Team Sponsorship Assets and/or Arena Game Shared Sponsorship Assets, each as defined in the Arena License), provided that (i) without limiting Rangers, LLC’s approval right with respect to all Sponsorship Agreements, Rangers, LLC has approved such inclusion (which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed), (ii) unless otherwise agreed by Rangers, LLC, such Team Sponsorship Assets shall be valued at not less than the fair market value thereof, as such may be adjusted consistent with Representative’s methodology for uniformly adjusting elements of multi- element agreements in effect as of the date hereof (i.e., the then-current prices actually recently agreed and paid by third parties for similar type and amount of inventory, if any, subject to any deal-wide discount or premium (historically referred to as a “GAAP adjustment”)), (iii) to the extent such agreement is category-exclusive, it shall be deemed reasonable for Rangers, LLC to disapprove any such agreement if the value of such agreement that is allocated to Rangers, LLC (including Rangers, LLC’s allocation of Arena Game Shared Sponsorship Assets) represents [*****] and (iv) any in-game integrations will be subject to Rangers, LLC’s prior written approval (not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed).
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Inclusion in Multi‑Property Sponsorships. Representative may, during the Term, include Team Sponsorship Assets in other multi-property Sponsorship Agreements (i.e., marketing and sponsorship arrangements that include Team Sponsorship Assets as well as Non-Team Sponsorship Assets and/or Arena Game Shared Sponsorship Assets, each as defined in the Arena License), provided that, (i) without limiting Knicks, LLC’s approval right with respect to all Sponsorship Agreements, Knicks, LLC has approved such inclusion (which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed), (ii) unless otherwise agreed by Knicks, LLC, such Team Sponsorship Assets shall be valued at not less than the fair market value thereof, as such may be adjusted consistent with Representative’s methodology for uniformly adjusting elements of multi-element agreements in effect as of the date hereof (i.e., the then-current prices actually recently agreed and paid by third parties for similar type and amount of inventory, if any, subject to any deal-wide discount or premium (historically referred to as a “GAAP adjustment”)),
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