Publishers. 4.1. Tradedoubler shall pay Publishers on behalf of Client and remuneration will be paid in accordance with any of the models set out in the “Publisher Payment Models” and at payment rates applicable from time to time.
4.2. Client is, at any time, entitled to increase the payment rates to Publishers or the conditions under which Publishers are paid.
4.3. However, Client may only make any changes which may reduce the Commission Rate and Tradedoubler’s Commissions (e.g. reducing the Cookie Period for Transactions, attribution methodology and changing the keyword policy), with 30 days’ notice.The Client is solely responsible for recruiting and managing the Publishers for the AFFILIATE MARKETING NETWORK Program on the Grow Platform.
4.4. Tradedoubler agrees to keep information about the AFFILIATE MARKETING NETWORK Program, including conditions such as remuneration to Publishers, terms of commission and other key terms and keep links necessary for the AFFILIATE MARKETING NETWORK Program available on the Grow Platform in order for Publishers to access and sign up to the AFFILIATE MARKETING NETWORK Program.
4.5. Client agrees and understands that Tradedoubler will enter into contracts in Tradedoubler’s own name with individuals and legal entities wishing to join the AFFILIATE MARKETING NETWORK Program. Furthermore, Client agrees and understands that Tradedoubler has the absolute discretionary right to reject applicants wishing to become a Publisher or to remove a Publisher from the AFFILIATE MARKETING NETWORK Program.
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Publishers. Client will have the opportunity to invite Brands to publish all or part of their product catalogs on Client’s Site and earn commissions from Qualified Purchases by Client’s users, all via the Quivers Solution. If a Brand accepts Client’s invitation, the catalog offerings will have the look and feel of Client’s Site in order to provide a seamless experience for Client’s users. There is no charge to Client for a basic technical setup, however, Quivers reserves the right to charge Client a mutually agreed upon amount in the event the setup requires more than basic setup, as determined by Quivers. Publishers do not stock, take title to or handle Products, nor are they responsible for any Customer service or technical support, shipping or handling, or the collection or reporting of sales tax.
Publishers. 4.1 On receiving a request in the prescribed format, the publisher will deliver or cause to be delivered to the producer a file of the requested materials: ▪ in not more than 15 working days ▪ in Portable Document Format (PDF)
4.2 The publisher will also, if requested by the producer, use reasonable efforts to supply materials in any other format, including but not limited to: ▪ extensible mark-up language (XML) ▪ hypertext mark-up language (HTML) ▪ Microsoft Word (WORD) ▪ American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII)
4.3 Delivery will be by any appropriate mechanism, including but not limited to: ▪ mail ▪ courier ▪ e-mail ▪ file transfer protocol (ftp) and the fifteenth working day is the last day on which the materials leave the physical control of the publisher or are uploaded for ftp delivery.
4.4 If delivery either at all or in the format requested will exceed 15 working days, the publisher will let the producer know as soon as practicable.
4.5 For materials supplied in accessible PDF, the publisher will not charge in excess of $50 for requests made under this agreement. For other formats, charges if any will be negotiated between the publisher and the producer.
4.6 If the publisher is not authorized to supply materials requested by the producer, the publisher will use reasonable efforts to secure such authorization if the materials are published by an associated company. In all other cases the publisher will advise the producer of the entity that can assist.
4.7 The publisher will supply LAC with the name or names and e-mail addresses of all employees authorized to process requests received under this agreement, and will ensure that this information is kept current.
4.8 The publisher grants the producer a non-exclusive and non-assignable licence to make copies under this agreement.
4.9 If a publication is out-of-print, the publisher will attempt to obtain and supply the file but the provisions of 4.1 – 4.6 of this agreement will not apply.
4.10 The publisher makes no warranty or representation, express or implied, with respect to the materials, including their quality, accuracy, performance or fitness for any purpose.
4.11 The publisher will not be liable to the producer in any circumstances whatsoever, and the producer will hold the publisher harmless from all liability arising out of the producer’s use of any file or copies made from any file supplied by the publisher.
Publishers. As of today, seven publishers have joined the IU eTexts Initiative:
1. McGraw Hill
2. Wiley
3. Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, Worth
4. X.X. Xxxxxx, 5. Flatworld Knowledge
Publishers. Certain Products may involve distribution of Client Content, including but not limited to business listing information (e.g. store location, hours of operation, and contact information) and/or other interactions with third parties (the “Publishers”) that own or operate online business directories, search web sites, social media web xxxxx, xxxxxx apps or other online properties (the “Publisher Sites”). Client further acknowledges and agrees that (i) all Client Content shall be subject to the Publishers’ character limits, quality standards and other applicable content policies, and that any such content may be rejected, in whole or in part, by a Publisher at any time in its sole discretion, or modified at any time to comply with such policies; (ii) Yext does not guarantee that any Client Content will be displayed on any Publisher Site; and (iii) the appearance and/or location of any Client Content placement may change at any time.
Publishers. Company shall determine, in the exercise of its sole discretion, which Publishers to use in connection with any Campaign. Business acknowledges that Company does not produce, operate or transmit the Internet sites or services on which Ads may appear – with the exception of Company’s Directory -- and that Company acts only as a sales representative or reseller of advertising inventory or listing services for the operators of such Internet sites or services.
Publishers. Except as set forth on Section 4.23 of the Parent Disclosure Schedule, since October 1, 2006, none of the 50 largest publishers (as measured by royalties during the twelve months ended December 31, 2005) listed on Section 4.23 of the Parent Disclosure Schedule, has notified Parent or any of the Acquired Entities that it is terminating, nor to the Knowledge of Parent has explicitly threatened to terminate in the last six months, its business relationship with Parent (with respect to the Business) or the Acquired Entities.
Publishers. Partner grants to Red Hat the right to sublicense the rights granted in Sections 2 and 4 of this Agreement to any Publisher, but only to the extent reasonably necessary to permit Publisher to produce a Publisher Product. This right, and the resulting sublicenses granted by Red Hat, are granted without fee to Red Hat or to any Publisher.
Publishers. RoweCom has already processed numerous subscription orders that expire in the next millennium and has experienced no difficulty with these processes so far. The company is currently assessing the Year 2000 readiness of the publishers from whom it purchases magazines, journals, newspapers and books. RoweCom's catalog will include only Year 2000 ready entries. RoweCom cannot, however, specifically qualify the date change impact on the multitude of production systems used by the more than 15,000 publishers from whom it purchases materials.
