Social Networks. 7.1. Our website and mobile or web-based applications may provide you with social plug-ins from various social networks (such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter). If you choose to interact with a social network, your activity on our website or via our mobile or web-based applications will also be made available to social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.
7.2. If you are logged in on one of the social networks during the visit of one of our websites or mobile or web-based applications, the social network might add this information to your profile. If you are interacting with one of the social plug-ins, this information will be transferred to the social network. In case you do not wish such a data transfer, please log off on your social network before you enter one of our websites or mobile or web-based applications.
7.3. We cannot influence this data collection and data transfer via the social plug-ins. Please read the privacy policies of those social networks for detailed information about the collection and transfer of personal data, what rights you have and how you can achieve satisfactory privacy settings.
Social Networks. Our Enterprise Services interact with Social Networks and depend on the availability of those Social Networks and the features and functionality they make available to us, which we do not control and may change without notice. If at any time a Social Network stops making some or all of its features or functionality available to us, or available to us on reasonable terms as determined at any time by
Social Networks. Regular promotion via social networks, will provide enormous potential for instant worldwide dissemination. On this communication axis, our focus will consist in posting regular results, especially pictures and short videos, to a PULSAR-branded page on social networks such as Twitter. This type of media typically generates the most online attention and increases the reach of our dissemination campaign.
Social Networks. 7.1 To the extent that StoryStream and/or a social network authorises Customer to incorporate Content into a Storyboard for public display on a website or screen, Customer hereby undertakes to comply with any additional terms applicable to such incorporation notified to Customer by StoryStream.
7.2 Customer acknowledges that the supply of any social network service or Content via or in connection with the Platform shall also be subject to the terms and conditions of such social network’s applicable service terms in force at the material time, which Customer undertakes to comply with, including (as at the Effective Date) without limitation:
(a) Twitter Terms of Service available at xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx/tos
(b) Facebook Terms of Service available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/terms
(c) Instagram Terms of Service available at xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx/tos
(d) YouTube Terms of Service available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/t/terms
(e) Google privacy policy available at xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/privacy
Social Networks. 8.1 To the extent that Qubeeo and/or Social Network authorise the Customer to incorporate Content into a Storyboard for public display on website or screen the Customer hereby undertakes to comply with the terms applicable to such incorporation and notified to the Customer by Qubeeo, as if Customer were a party to such terms. The Customer acknowledges that the supply of any Social Network service or content via or in connection with StoryStream shall also be subject to the terms and conditions of such Social Network’s applicable service terms in force which the Customer undertakes to comply with.
a) Twitter Terms of Service available at xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx/tos
b) Facebook Terms of Service available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/terms
c) Instagram Terms of Service available at xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx/tos
d) YouTube Terms of Service available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/t/terms
e) Google privacy policy available at xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/privacy 9 THIRD PARTY CONTENT
9.1 The Customer acknowledges and agrees that Qubeeo is a mere conduit for all Third-Party Content which is published by the Customer's use of StoryStream or the deployment of StoryStream. Qubeeo is in no way involved with the information contained in any Content. Qubeeo does not:
9.1.1 initiate the transmission of Third-Party Content;
9.1.2 select the receiver of any transmitted Third-Party Content; or
9.1.3 select or modify the information contained in any Third- Party Content (other than technical manipulations which take place in the course of the transmission of the Third- Party Content and which do not alter the integrity of the information contained in the Third-Party Content).
9.2 The Customer shall, on obtaining actual knowledge, awareness or suspicion that:
9.2.1 the Third-Party Content is unlawful, illegal or relates to unlawful or illegal activities;
9.2.2 the Third-Party Content or the publication of Third-Party Content by the Customer's use of StoryStream constitutes infringement of any other person's rights, including rights of privacy, confidentiality or any Intellectual Property Rights; or
9.2.3 any Third-Party Content is defamatory, libellous or malicious; act expeditiously to remove or disable access to that Third- Party Content.
9.3 Any Intellectual Property Rights in the Third-Party Content shall remain with its owners or licensors.
9.4 Notwithstanding the foregoing, where Qubeeo expressly agrees to supply Customer with content curation services, then any provisions of that ag...
Social Networks. Accounts in Facebook and Twitter have been created in order to promote events and seek support for the Science2Society concept to the public at large:
Social Networks. All partners are encouraged to use their social networks (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc) to disseminate project’s news and events to a large audience, especially policy makers, public officials of the region, similar initiatives and NGO involved. BSB Eco Monitoring will have several avatars on the social networks: Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, ResearchGate. Communication goal: Disseminate information on the project’s progress status (activities, reached results etc.), on the partner’s role as well as to inform the partnership and the external public on project’s themes.
Social Networks. During the project the Social Networks have been used as one of the best ways to get the HYACINTH name out there. The channels used and the targets achieved are shown in the table below: HYACINTH LinkedIn group CIDAUT Each time there is a relevant news/event from the project Professionals Project Information, Technical Information or/and results from other projects and initiatives. 202 members 68 posts 150 likes Dissemination Trough other LinkedIn groups CIDAUT Each time there is a relevant news/event from the project Professionals Project Information. Interaction with other LinkedIn Groups: 1. Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Network (members: 11,270). 2. Fuel Cells (members 9,150). 3. Global Hydrogen Ambassadors Network (2,640members). 4. "H2020 ENERGY Research" R&D, Innovation in Energy Efficiency, Renewables, Cleantech (members 8,430 members). 5. FCH JU COMPANY PROFILE (680 followers). twitter CIDAUT Each time there is a relevant news/event from the project Professionals Project Information, Technical Information or/and results from other 252 Followers 132 Tweets Facebook CIDAUT Each time there is a relevant news/event from the project Public in general Toolbox presentation. Drive and Ride videos. 505 likes 439 members YouTube CIDAUT Each time there is a relevant news/event from the project Toolbox potential users and videos related to “Drive and Ride” experiences. Toolbox presentation. “Drive and Ride” videos. 723 views: Video FCH JU Hyacinth Project: Impressions after driving a Hydrogen fueled car Subscription to FCHJU channel
Social Networks. From the point of view of the stakeholders that have the mission to prevent and fight against cyber offences, one of the measures to be taken could be the mandatory provision of LEA with free (unpaid) access to information stored in social network databases. This could be achieved through specific free API that would be given by the owner of the social network (Google, Facebook, Instagram,..
Social Networks. Horizontal relationships in an organization include social networks as a key component. Social networks are an important quality of formal organizations, as previous research has shown that employees tend to be more cooperative and productive when their formal contacts are accompanied by informal ties (Xxxxx et al., 2001; Oh et al., 2004; Xxxxxxxx et al., 2001; Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxx, 1997). Despite a general lack of evidence of widespread horizontal communication on environmental issues, the findings did suggest that activity- and place-dependent social networks do have a role to play in influencing everyday pro-environmental practices. For example, interviews at Aquatim indicated that pro-environmental behaviours tend to form in small groups of well- acquainted employees. Talking about environmental attitudes and values at work could be considered to be a type of border-crossing from different domains (home to work), because in relationships at work, employees bring their own attitudes, which were not formed inside the organization due to organizational or structural factors. Social networks were also relevant to developing norms for lower-carbon mobility practices such as car sharing amongst co-workers.
