Published Content Sample Clauses

The 'Published Content' clause defines the rules and responsibilities regarding any materials, information, or media that are made publicly available by the parties under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines what types of content can be published, who holds the rights to such content, and any necessary approvals or restrictions before publication. For example, it may specify that marketing materials, press releases, or case studies require prior written consent from the other party. The core function of this clause is to protect sensitive information, maintain brand integrity, and prevent unauthorized or potentially damaging disclosures.
Published Content. Corel shall not modify Your published content. You understand that the technical processing and transmission of the Service, including Your published content, may involve transmissions over various networks and changes to conform and adapt to technical requirements of connecting networks and devices. You understand that the Service may include security components. You agree not to attempt to override or circumvent any of the usage rules or security features embedded into the Service. You agree that Corel has no responsibility or liability (consumers who use the Service for their private purposes residing in a Member State of the European Economic Area, please note that any limitation on liability in this Agreement is subject to Section B 4) for the deletion or failure to store any content maintained or transmitted by the Service.
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Published Content. The parties acknowledge that the Licensed Software has been specifically designed to permit unrestricted content-based publishing via the Internet. The parties agree that we cannot control the quality of the content published by you, Subscribers, or Authorized Users, nor shall we be responsible for the content or any liability due to the nature of the content.
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Published Content. 6.1 It is the client‘s responsibility to identify the Internet content as their own or as third-party content. The client‘s full name and address must be present. Further obligations may result from the provisions of the German Telecommunications Act and Teleservices Act. The client is obliged to examine these provisions and to comply with them. 6.2 The client undertakes not to publish content that may violate the rights of third parties or otherwise violate the law. The placement of erotic, pornographic, extremist material or material not deemed in good taste is not permitted. We are entitled to block access to the account of any client who violates this. The same applies in the event that the client publishes content which is capable of violating the rights of individuals or groups of people, or that insults or denigrates these people. This applies even without an actual legal claim. We are not obligated to review our clients‘ content. 6.3 The sending of spam mail is forbidden. This includes in particular the sending of illegal, unsolicited advertising to third parties. With regard to the sending of Emails, it is forbidden to provide false sender information or to conceal the identity of the sender by other means. We are entitled to block access if this is not respected.
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Published Content a. Certain features of the Services may include: (i) the ability for you to publicly share certain Content, including but not limited to certain Portfolio Analysis, on the Website, on certain social media platforms, or via a publicly-accessible link (“Published Content”); and (ii) the ability for you to view the Published Content of other Users. b. Public does not guarantee the accuracy, integrity, appropriateness, availability, or quality of any Published Content, and under no circumstances will Public or any of its affiliates be liable in any way for any Published Content. Published Content is not investment advice created or provided by Public or any User, and does not constitute a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security by Public or any User. Public and its affiliates do not monitor, supervise, or endorse: (i) Published Content; or (ii) Users who share Published Content. c. We do not pre-screen any Published Content. However, we reserve the right to remove, disallow, block, or delete your Published Content in our sole discretion without prior notice to you. We further reserve the right, at our sole discretion, to disable your ability to share Published Content without prior notice to you.
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