Operating and Serving Sample Clauses

Operating and Serving. Content Provider shall launch the Co-branded Site , unless otherwise agreed to by the parties. Content Provider will operate and serve the Co-branded Site in a manner consistent with the present quality standards of Site Owner and which meets response performance standards for Site Owner users at least as good as those of the Site Owner Site. In addition, Content Provider will be responsible for system operation software costs, hardware costs, and network costs. Content Provider will generate weekly traffic reports and provide Site Owner with traffic reports. Content Provider will be responsible for integration of Site Owner's ad serving software with the Co-branded Site. Content Provider shall not sell or place advertisements or sponsorships on any page of the Co-Branded Site for any entity or person and shall not sell any merchandise or other items on any page of the Co-branded Site without the prior approval of Site Owner. In addition, without Site Owner's prior approval, Content Provider shall not place a link to the Content Provider Site or any other site on the Co-branded Site. Additional services and functionality that are developed by Content Provider for the Content Provider Site (or any successor to it) will be provided by Content Provider at no cost so that the Co-Branded Site is maintained at a level substantially equal to the Content Provider Site as it appears from time to time. Site Owner may elect not to include on the Co-branded Site any such additional services and functionality. Site Owner shall have the right to provide online access to the Co-Branded Site to Site Owner's subsidiaries, joint venture partners of Site Owner, and licensees of the Site Owner Web services.
Sample 1
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Operating and Serving. Company shall host and serve the Co-branded Site, including the features described in Section 1. Company shall deliver the following features to be used on the Co-branded Site: (a) the same registration tool used for the Techies Site; provided, that the registration form shall include such additional information, if any, as is required to register on the ZDNet Site and users of the Co-branded Site will be automatically registered as ZDNet members unless they choose to opt out, and the parties shall mutually agree to the form and content of the registration interface, so that each party is able to obtain their respective registration information therefrom; (b) advertising delivery features and (c) additional features as mutually agreed by the parties. Company shall operate and serve the Co-branded Site in a manner consistent with the present quality standards maintained on the Techies Site and which meets response performance standards for Co-branded Site users set out in Exhibit F. Company shall be responsible for all system operation software costs, hardware costs and network costs incurred in connection with hosting the Co-branded Site. Company shall be responsible for quality assurance of the Co-branded Site and its performance; provided that Company shall not be responsible for performance relating to the undertakings or obligations of ZDNet. ZDNet shall be responsible for all system operation software costs, hardware costs, and network costs incurred in connection with delivering the ZDNet Content and advertising to the Co-branded Site. [****] Confidential portion omitted and filed separately with the Commission.
Sample 1
Operating and Serving. Snap shall launch the Co-branded Site on March 18, 1999 (the "Launch Date"), unless otherwise agreed to by the parties. Snap will operate and serve the Co-branded Site in a manner consistent with the present quality standards of Lycos and which meets response performance standards for Lycos users at least as good as those of the Lycos Site. In addition, Snap will be responsible for system operation software costs, hardware costs, and network costs. Snap will generate weekly traffic reports and provide Lycos with traffic reports. Snap will be responsible for integration of Lycos' ad serving software with the Co-branded Site. Snap shall not sell or place advertisements or sponsorships on any page of the Co-Branded Site for any entity or person and shall not sell any merchandise or other items on any page of the Co-branded Site without the prior approval of Lycos. In addition, without Lycos' prior * Portions of this exhibit have been omitted and filed separately with the Commission pursuant to a request for confidential treatment under Rule 406.
Sample 1
Operating and Serving. PURETRACKS shall: 2.1.1 create links from the Puretracks servers to the billing and order system of the Customer, and provide Fulfillment Services in accordance with the service and accessibility levels (collectively the “Service Levels”) set out in Schedule B hereto. 2.1.2 be responsible for system operation costs, network costs, content licensing and other costs associated with operating and providing the Fulfillment Services in accordance with this Agreement. 2.1.3 2.1.4 generate fulfillment reports for the Fulfillment Services and provide CUSTOMER with fulfillment reports in the format set out in Schedule C attached hereto.
Sample 1

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