Common use of Third Party New Media Clause in Contracts

Third Party New Media. (a) As between the Parties, ADT Residential has the sole right to use and register the ADT Brand in third-party New Media pages, channels and venues (or sections thereof) that clearly designate countries or jurisdictions within the ADT Residential Territory (e.g., an “ADT Canada” page on Facebook, channel on YouTube or @adtusa on Twitter), and any new third party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) in the control of (or operated with the written approval of) ADT Residential or its Affiliates (e.g., not an unauthorized “fan” site or complaints site) must contain and display such country or jurisdiction designation. As between the Parties, Tyco has the sole right to use and register the ADT Brand in third-party New Media pages, channels and venues (or sections thereof) that clearly designate a country or jurisdiction within the Tyco Territory (e.g., an “ADT Asia” page on Facebook, channel on YouTube or @adtfrance on Twitter) and any new third-party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) in the control of (or operated with the written approval of) Tyco or its Affiliates (e.g., not an unauthorized “fan” site or complaints site) must contain and display such country or jurisdiction designation. The Parties will comply with the procedures on Schedule L with respect to certain uses of the ADT Brand in certain existing third-party New Media, and shall use commercially reasonable efforts to include country or jurisdiction designations with all other existing third-party New Media pages, channels and venues that are in the control of either Party or its Affiliates and use the ADT Brand.After the Trademark Assignment Date, if a Party wishes to use or register the ADT Brand for any new third party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) that is not targeted to any specific country or jurisdiction (e.g., a general ADT page on Xxxxxx.xxx) (a “Common Page”), it shall notify the other Party promptly upon making such registration. If the notified Party does not respond within thirty (30) days of such notice that such Party also wishes to use such Common Page, then the notifying Party shall be the sole owner of such Common Page. If the notified Party timely responds that it also wishes to use such Common Page, then the Parties will cooperate in good faith to establish reasonable guidelines for the shared use of all Common Pages. The registering Party shall not use any Common Page in connection with a new third-party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) until (i) if the other Party does not timely respond that it wishes to use such Common Page, the expiration of the above thirty (30) day period; or (ii) if the other Party timely responds that it wishes to use such Common Page, the resolution of the situation.

Third Party New Media. (a) As between the Parties, ADT Residential has the sole right to use and register the ADT Brand in third-party New Media pages, channels and venues (or sections thereof) that clearly designate countries or jurisdictions within the ADT Residential Territory (e.g., an “ADT Canada” page on Facebook, channel on YouTube or @adtusa on Twitter), and any new third party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) in the control of (or operated with the written approval of) ADT Residential or its Affiliates (e.g., not an unauthorized “fan” site or complaints site) must contain and display such country or jurisdiction designation. As between the Parties, Tyco has the sole right to use and register the ADT Brand in third-party New Media pages, channels and venues (or sections thereof) that clearly designate a country or jurisdiction within the Tyco Territory (e.g., an “ADT Asia” page on Facebook, channel on YouTube or @adtfrance on Twitter) and any new third-party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) in the control of (or operated with the written approval of) Tyco or its Affiliates (e.g., not an unauthorized “fan” site or complaints site) must contain and display such country or jurisdiction designation. The Parties will comply with the procedures on Schedule L with respect to certain uses of the ADT Brand in certain existing third-party New Media, and shall use commercially reasonable efforts to include country or jurisdiction designations with all other existing third-party New Media pages, channels and venues that are in the control of either Party or its Affiliates and use the ADT Brand.. After the Trademark Assignment Date, if a Party wishes to use or register the ADT Brand for any new third party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) that is not targeted to any specific country or jurisdiction (e.g., a general ADT page on Xxxxxx.xxx) (a “Common Page”), it shall notify the other Party promptly upon making such registration. If the notified Party does not respond within thirty (30) days of such notice that such Party also wishes to use such Common Page, then the notifying Party shall be the sole owner of such Common Page. If the notified Party timely responds that it also wishes to use such Common Page, then the Parties will cooperate in good faith to establish reasonable guidelines for the shared use of all Common Pages. The registering Party shall not use any Common Page in connection with a new third-party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) until (i) if the other Party does not timely respond that it wishes to use such Common Page, the expiration of the above thirty (30) day period; or (ii) if the other Party timely responds that it wishes to use such Common Page, the resolution of the situation.

Third Party New Media. (a) As between the Parties, ADT Residential has the sole right to use and register the ADT Brand in third-party New Media pages, channels and venues (or sections thereof) that clearly designate countries or jurisdictions within the ADT Residential Territory (e.g., an “ADT Canada” page on Facebook, channel on YouTube or @adtusa on Twitter), and any new third party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) in the control of (or operated with the written approval of) ADT Residential or its Affiliates (e.g., not an unauthorized “fan” site or complaints site) must contain and display such country or jurisdiction designation. As between the Parties, Tyco has the sole right to use and register the ADT Brand in third-party New Media pages, channels and venues (or sections thereof) that clearly designate a country or jurisdiction within the Tyco Territory (e.g., an “ADT Asia” page on Facebook, channel on YouTube or @adtfrance on Twitter) and any new third-party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) in the control of (or operated with the written approval of) Tyco or its Affiliates (e.g., not an unauthorized “fan” site or complaints site) must contain and display such country or jurisdiction designation. The Parties will comply with the procedures on Schedule L with respect to certain uses of the ADT Brand in certain existing third-party New Media, and shall use commercially reasonable efforts to include country or jurisdiction designations with all other existing third-party New Media pages, channels and venues that are in the control of either Party or its Affiliates and use the ADT Brand.After the Trademark Assignment Date, if a Party wishes to use or register the ADT Brand for any new third party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) that is not targeted to any specific country or jurisdiction (e.g., a general ADT page on Xxxxxx.xxx) (a “Common Page”), it shall notify the other Party promptly upon making such registration. If the notified Party does not respond within thirty (30) days of such notice that such Party also wishes to use such Common Page, then the notifying Party shall be the sole owner of such Common Page. If the notified Party timely responds that it also wishes to use such Common Page, then the Parties will cooperate in good faith to establish reasonable guidelines for the shared use of all Common Pages. The registering Party shall not use any Common Page in connection with a new third-party New Media page, channel or venue (or section thereof) until (i) if the other Party does not timely respond that it wishes to use such Common Page, the expiration of the above thirty (30) day period; or (ii) if the other Party timely responds that it wishes to use such Common Page, the resolution of the situation.