Third-Party Ad Serving Sample Clauses

Third-Party Ad Serving. If a third party will be responsible for serving the digital Campaigns, and such third party will track delivery of such Campaigns, then notwithstanding Section 5.1.1 above, the third party’s final audited impression measurements will be used to determine the fees due under this Agreement. If the parties agree to use a third-party ad server under the terms of this Agreement, Advertiser agrees to provide Station with a user login name and password to access the third party’s impression measurements for purposes of verification of such measurements.
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Third-Party Ad Serving. The parties agree that no third party may serve any Ad Unit to any Yahoo property without the prior written consent of Yahoo, which may be withheld for any reason or no reason. If Yahoo has so consented to Advertiser's use of a third party ad server ("Third Party Server") in connection with the Insertion Order, this Section 20 will apply. The Advertiser will post each Ad Unit to a staging area and will notify Yahoo of such posting at least four (4) business days prior to the date on which Third Party Server is scheduled to serve such Ad Unit to a Yahoo property. Such Ad Unit must be reviewed and approved in writing by Yahoo before it can be served by Third Party Server. Yahoo reserves the right to reject any Ad Unit or any element thereof in accordance with Sections 10 and 11 above. The Advertiser will post all scheduling changes, new target URLs, new HTML specifications, new graphics and all other new or revised Ad Units ("Revisions") to a staging area and will notify Yahoo of such posting at least (4) business days prior to the date Advertiser wishes such Revisions to take effect. Revisions will not be implemented until approved by Yahoo in writing, which approval may be withheld at Yahoo's sole discretion. If Advertiser discovers that an Ad Unit has been served to a Yahoo property (by Advertiser, Third Party Server or otherwise) in violation of this Agreement, Advertiser will immediately notify Yahoo of the violation (along with a written explanation) and remove the Ad Unit from its placement or rotation on the Yahoo properties. Nothing in this Section 20 will limit any of Yahoo's rights or remedies in the event of such breach. In the event Yahoo exercises its right to cancel an Ad Unit in accordance with these Standard Terms, Yahoo will notify Advertiser in writing. The Advertiser must cause the Ad Unit to be removed from the Yahoo properties and from its advertising rotation no later than four (4) hours after written notification by Yahoo. These Standard Terms and this Agreement have been executed by the duly authorized representatives of the parties, and are effective as of the date of the Insertion Order. YAHOO! INC. ADVERTISER: XXXXXX.XXX INC. --------------- By: /s/ By: /s/ -------------------------------- ------------------------------ Name: Xxxxxxxxx Maisand-Xxxxxx Name: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx ------------------------------ ---------------------------- Title: Director Title: EVP Business Development ----------------------------- -----------------------...
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Third-Party Ad Serving. If Yahoo has approved the use by Advertiser of a third party ad server (“Third Party Server”) in connection with this Insertion Order, the following provisions shall also apply: (i) The Advertiser shall post each advertisement to a staging area and shall notify Yahoo of such posting at least [*] prior to the date on which Third Party Server is scheduled to serve such advertisement to a Yahoo property. Such advertisement shall be reviewed by Yahoo and must be approved in writing by Yahoo before it can be served by Third Party Server. In accordance with Section 9, Yahoo reserves the right to reject any advertisement or any element thereof, for any reason in its sole discretion. (ii) The Advertiser shall post all scheduling changes, new target URLs, new HTML specifications, new graphics and all other new or revised advertisements (“Revisions”) to a staging area and shall notify Yahoo of such posting at least [*] prior to the date Advertiser wishes such Revisions to take effect. Revisions shall not be implemented until approved by Yahoo in writing, which approval shall be at Yahoo’s sole discretion. (iii) If Advertiser discovers that Advertiser or Third Party Server has served, or caused to be served, an advertisement to a Yahoo property in violation of this Agreement, Advertiser must immediately provide notice to Yahoo of the violation (along with a written explanation) and remove the advertisement from its placement or rotation on the Yahoo properties. Nothing in this Section shall limit any of Yahoo’s rights or remedies in the event of such breach..
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Third-Party Ad Serving. In the event that Advertiser elects to serve the Advertisements through a third-party ad serving system, such election shall be subject to the following requirements: (a) Advertiser shall elect solely from among the third parties which then appear on AOL’s approved third-party ad server list, (b) Advertiser shall comply with all reasonable requirements set by AOL for the use of a third-party ad serving system, (c) Advertiser shall ensure that its chosen third-party ad server complies with all reasonable requirements set by AOL for the serving of Advertisements into the AOL Network, provided that failure of the third-party to comply with AOL’s reasonable requirements shall not be deemed a breach of this Insertion Order by Advertiser so long as Advertiser ceases to use such third-party to serve the Advertisements immediately upon notice from AOL that such third-party is not in compliance with AOL’s reasonable requirements, and (d) any traffic or impression reports provided to Advertiser by such third-party shall have no effect on AOL’s obligations under this Insertion Order (i.e., the impression reports provided to Advertiser by AOL shall be the controlling reports for purposes of this Insertion Order).
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Third-Party Ad Serving. If Yahoo has approved the use by Advertiser of a third party ad server (“Third Party Server”) in connection with this Insertion Order, the following provisions shall also apply: (i) The Advertiser shall post each advertisement to a staging area and shall notify Yahoo of such posting at least [*] prior to the date on which Third Party Server is scheduled to serve such advertisement to a Yahoo property. Such advertisement shall be reviewed by Yahoo and must be approved In writing by Yahoo before it can be served by Third Party Server. In accordance with Section 9, Yahoo reserves the right to reject any advertisement or any element thereof, for any reason in its sole discretion.
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Third-Party Ad Serving. If Travelzoo has approved the use by Advertiser of a third party ad server (Third Party Ad Server) in connection with this Insertion Order, the following provisions shall also apply: (1) The Advertiser shall post each advertisement to a staging area and shall notify Travelzoo of such posting at least four (4) business days prior to the date on which Third Party Ad Server is scheduled to serve such advertisement to a Travelzoo property. Such advertisement shall be reviewed by Travelzoo and must be approved in writing by Travelzoo before it can be served by Third Party Ad Server. In accordance with Section 10, Travelzoo reserves the right to reject any advertisement or any element thereof. (2) The Advertiser shall post all scheduling changes, new target URLs, new HTML specifications, new graphics and all other new or revised advertisements (“Revisions”) to a staging area and shall notify Travelzoo of such postings at least four (4) days prior to the date Advertiser wishes such Revisions to take effect. Revisions shall not be implemented until approved by Travelzoo in writing, which approval shall be in accordance with Travelzoo’s policies generally applied to its advertisers.
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Third-Party Ad Serving. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Agreement, Google may provide advertisements to Customer through a third party ad server and these advertisements will be treated as Ads.
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Third-Party Ad Serving. The parties agree that no third party may serve any Ad Unit to any Yahoo property without the prior written consent of Yahoo, which may be withheld for any reason or for no reason. If Yahoo has approved the use by Advertiser of a third party ad server ("Third Party Server") in connection with the Insertion Order, the following provisions shall apply: (i) The Advertiser shall post each Ad Unit to a staging area and shall notify Yahoo of such posting at least [*] business days prior to the date on which Third Party Server is scheduled to serve such Ad Unit to a Yahoo property. Such Ad Unit shall be reviewed and approved in writing by Yahoo before it can be served by Third Party Server. In accordance with Sections 10 and 11 above, Yahoo reserves the right to reject any Ad Unit or any element thereof, for any reason in its sole discretion. (ii) The Advertiser shall post all scheduling changes, new target URLs, new HTML specifications, new graphics and all other new or revised Ad Units ("Revisions") to a staging area and shall notify Yahoo of such posting at least [*] business days prior to the time at which Advertiser wishes such Revisions to take effect. Revisions shall not be implemented until approved by Yahoo in writing, which approval may be withheld at Yahoo's sole discretion. (iii) If Advertiser discovers that an Ad Unit has been served to a Yahoo property (by Advertiser, Third Party Server or otherwise) in violation of the Agreement, Advertiser shall immediately notify Yahoo of the violation (along with a written explanation) and remove the Ad Unit from its placement or rotation on the Yahoo properties. Nothing in this Section 17 shall limit any of Yahoo's rights or remedies in the event of such breach. (iv) In the event Yahoo exercises its right to cancel an Ad Unit in accordance with these Standard Terms, Yahoo shall notify Advertiser in writing. The Advertiser must cause the Ad Unit to be removed from the Yahoo properties and from its advertising rotation no later than [*] after written notification by Yahoo. These Standard Terms and this Agreement have been executed by the duly authorized representatives of the parties, and are effective as of 2/3/00. YAHOO! INC. ADVERTISER Company: pets.xxx ---------------------------- By: /s/ Anil Xxxxx By: /s/ Chrix Xxxx -------------------------------- --------------------------------- Name: Anil Xxxxx Name: Chrix Xxxx ------------------------------ ------------------------------- Title: SVP Title: President --...
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