Preferred Content Provider Sample Clauses

Preferred Content Provider. (a) Scope. In the event that Clearwire provides third party content to customers over its network in any Market Area where Licensee is a party to an EBS Spectrum Capacity IUA, Licensee shall be a "Preferred Content Provider" over such network in that Market Area. As a Preferred Content Provider, Licensee shall have the same degree of access to, and use of, any system capability, service or feature set that is provided to premium third party content providers. (b) Service Sets and Features. [***] Licensee elects to utilize them. Licensee agrees that the programming that Licensee supplies to customers through Clearwire's network will be educational in nature. Licensee agrees not to resell Clearwire's network access, features and/or service sets to third parties, except in accordance with Sections 3.04(a)(ii) and 3.05.
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Preferred Content Provider. (a) Scope. In the event that Clearwire provides third party content to customers over its network in any Market Area where Licensee is a party to an EBS Spectrum Capacity IUA, Licensee shall be a "Preferred Content Provider" over such network in that Market Area. As a Preferred Content Provider, Licensee shall have the same degree of access to, and use of, any system capability, service or feature set that is provided to premium third party content providers. (b) Service Sets and Features. [***] Licensee agrees that the programming that Licensee supplies to customers through Clearwire's network [*** Confidential Treatment Requested] will be educational in nature. Licensee agrees not to resell Clearwire's network access, features and/or service sets to third parties, except in accordance with Sections 3.04(a)(i) and 3.05.
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Preferred Content Provider. (i) Scope. In the event that Clearwire provides third party content to customers over its network in the Market Area of the Channels, Licensee may elect to become a "PREFERRED CONTENT PROVIDER" over such network in such Market Area for such duration as Licensee may select. As a Preferred Content Provider, Licensee shall have the same degree of access to, and use of, any system capability, service or feature set that is provided to premium third party content providers. (ii) Service Sets and Features. To the extent that Clearwire's or its Affiliates' most favored program suppliers pay for features and/or service sets, Licensee shall pay an equal amount for equal features and/or service sets to the extent that Licensee elects to utilize them. Licensee agrees that the programming that Licensee supplies to customers through Clearwire's network will be educational in nature. Licensee agrees not to resell Clearwire's network access, features and/or service sets to third parties, except in accordance with Sections 7(b)(i)a, and 7(c).
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Preferred Content Provider. InfoSpace will be the primary and preferred content provider for the Xxxxx.xxx portal in content categories where InfoSpace provides content; provided that InfoSpace will not be exclusive content provider. Freei may add enhanced vertical content to complement existing InfoSpace content, and Freei may fulfill any current contractual content obligations. InfoSpace shall have first right of consideration on all technology solutions that Freei may implement on its portal site.
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