SIGNAGE, PROMOTION Sample Clauses

SIGNAGE, PROMOTION. 1. For each market in the Licensed Territory, Licensee shall, at its own expense, cause the CELLULARONE Mark to be used or incorporated with such reasonable prominence in xxxx advertising and other business references to Licensee as may be appropriate to create a clear impression, among the general public, that Licensee is affiliated with the CELLULARONE program. Without limiting Licensee's obligation to comply with the foregoing, Licensee shall, for each market in the Licensed Territory, associate Licensee and the CELLULARONE name in the Telephone "yellow pages" and "white pages" directory listings, and at least cause the CELLULARONE Mark to be used or incorporated on or in each of the following, insxxxx as they relate to Licensee's business utilizing the Marks: Cellular One Group License Agreement 21 10/18/99 (i) Licensee's customer billing statements and the accompanying envelopes; (ii) Licensee's advertising media, including without limitation, print advertising, brochures, marketing materials, point-of-sale materials, billboards and broadcast media such as radio and television advertising, on line advertising, home pages on the World Wide Web and other computer accessible information, subject to the provisions of Section IV.K. below; (iii) The greetings, introductions or opening messages of Licensee's telephone operators, voice mail, telephone answering machines and other call answering services, in response to customer and prospective customer inquiries; (iv) Licensee's stationery, business cards, notices and other mailouts, and, to the extent practicable, any press or other media coverage afforded Licensee; and (v) Signs or displays on the exterior and interior of each of Licensee's facilities which interface with customers or prospective customers in the Licensed Territory. 2. To the extent required by this License Agreement, pursuant to Sections I.A.2., III.A., VI.B., VI.D., or otherwise, Licensee shall, at its own expense, modify its usage of the Marks and adopt tag lines, icons or similar marks or variations, and modify the signage and other items described in Section IV.F.1. above as may be appropriate, within one (1) year or such shorter period as Licensor may reasonably require or as may be otherwise provided in this License Agreement. 3. Licensee shall use the CELLULARONE Mark (or any mark substituted therefor by Licensor) as the principax xxrvice marx xx trademark, as appropriate, designating Primary Services and Xxxe Products sold or distr...
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SIGNAGE, PROMOTION. 1. For each market in the Licensed Territory, Licensee shall, at its own expense, cause the Cellular One Xxxx to be used or incorporated with such reasonable prominence in such advertising and other business references to Licensee as may be appropriate to create a clear impression, among the general public, that Licensee is affiliated with the Cellular One program. Without limiting Licensee's obligation to comply with the foregoing, Licensee shall, for each market in the Licensed Territory, associate Licensee and the Cellular One name in the telephone "yellow pages" and "white pages" directory listings, and at least cause the Cellular One Xxxx to be used or incorporated on or in each of the following, insofar as they relate to Licensee's business utilizing the Marks: (i) Licensee's customer billing statements and the accompanying envelopes; (ii) Licensee's advertising media, including without limitation, print advertising, brochures, marketing materials, point-of-sale materials, billboards and broadcast media such as radio and television advertising, on line advertising, home pages on the World Wide Web and other computer accessible information;
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