INTEGRITY OF AOL NETWORK Sample Clauses

INTEGRITY OF AOL NETWORK. The Parties will work together on mutually acceptable links (including links back to the AOL Network) within the Customized Site in order to create a robust and engaging AOL member experience and the Customized Site may include reasonable editorial links that are contextually related to the Content described on the Programming Plan subject to the terms of this Agreement, including Section 5.2 (b) and the following: (a) YellowBrix shall take reasonable efforts to ensure that AOL traffic is generally either kept within the Customized Site or channeled back into the AOL Network. If AOL notifies YellowBrix in writing that, in AOL's reasonable judgment, links from the Customized Site cause an excessive amount of AOL traffic to be diverted outside of the Customized Site and the AOL Network in a manner that has a detrimental effect on the traffic flow of the AOL audience, then YellowBrix shall immediately reduce the number of links out of the Customized Site. The attribution required in YellowBrix Third Party Agreements, if any, shall consist only of the name and/or logo of the content provider, will contain no other marketing or promotional Content, and will not be considered to cause an excessive amount of diverted traffic under this clause, provided that any logo in the attribution will be no larger than 75 x 30 pixels in size. In the event that YellowBrix cannot or does not so limit diverted traffic from the Customized Site, AOL reserves the right to terminate any links from the AOL Network to the Customized Site. (b) YellowBrix shall ensure that the Customized Site does not contain any permanent or semi-permanent links for third party Content, except as expressly described in the Programming Plan. In addition, YellowBrix shall ensure that the Customized Site does not contain any rotational links (including, without limitation, banner advertisements) for aggregated Content within the same Content category or AOL Property channel as YellowBrix's Content, except as expressly described in the Programming Plan. (c) Any links within the Customized Site to other Content shall be directed to Content within the AOL Network or within the customized sites of other AOL interactive Content providers to the extent such Content is available within such areas. (d) Any Advertisements purchased by YellowBrix within the sites of other AOL interactive Content providers or interactive marketing partners shall link to the Customized Site.
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INTEGRITY OF AOL NETWORK. The Parties will work together on mutually acceptable links (including links back to the AOL Network) within the Customized Sites in order to create a robust and engaging AOL member experience and the Customized Sites may include reasonable editorial links that are contextually related to the Content described on the Programming Plan subject to the terms of this Agreement and the following: (a) HS shall use commercially reasonable efforts to ensure that AOL traffic is generally either kept within the Customized Sites or channeled back into the AOL Network; provided that this paragraph (a) shall not restrict HS’ right and ability to (i) sell Advertisements on the Customized Sites that link to the advertiser’s sites or (ii) link to third party Content that is included on the Customized Site as permitted under this Agreement. (b) AOL will exercise complete control over the navigation, design and layout of any screens, forms or other Content on the AOL Network preceding the Customized Sites.
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INTEGRITY OF AOL NETWORK. The Parties will work together on mutually acceptable links (including links back to the AOL Network) within the Customized Sites in order to create a robust and engaging AOL member experience and the Customized Sites may include reasonable editorial links that are contextually related to the Content described on the Programming Plan subject to the terms of this Agreement and the following: (a) HS shall use commercially reasonable efforts to ensure that AOL traffic is generally either kept within the Customized Sites or channeled back into the AOL Network; provided that this paragraph (a) shall not restrict HS' right and ability to (i) sell Advertisements on the Customized Sites that link to the advertiser's sites or (ii) link to third party Content that is included on the Customized Site as permitted under this Agreement. (b) Except if and to the extent otherwise expressly set forth herein with respect to the Customized Programming, AOL will exercise complete control over the navigation, design and layout of any screens, forms or other Content on the AOL Network preceding the Customized Sites.
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