Website Appearance and Control Sample Clauses

Website Appearance and Control. For ALL websites publishing MLSSAZ listing data pursuant to this Agreement, Designated Broker approval and oversight is required. Responsibility for meeting the terms of this Agreement as well as the MLS Rules & Regulations and Bylaws falls upon both the Designated Broker and Agent (if applicable). The Designated Broker and Agent (if applicable) signing this agreement shall be responsible for making sure the site adheres to all relevant federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including, but not limited to, the regulations of the Arizona Department of Real Estate, and the Federal Fair Housing Act. Any consultant(s) contracted to maintain the Broker’s or Agent’s website must acknowledge and sign this agreement. 6 Information: MLSSAZ listing data that appears on a website shall not be modified and may not contain any more information than is contained in the approved downloadable fields list. Listing Office Name must be displayed on all listings.
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Website Appearance and Control. For ALL websites publishing RC-MLS listing data pursuant to this Agreement, Broker approval and oversight is required. Responsibility for meeting the terms of the Agreement as well as the MLS Rules and Regulations and Bylaws falls upon both the Broker and Agent (if applicable). The Broker and Agent (if applicable) signing this agreement shall be responsible for making sure the site adheres to all relevant federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including, but not limited to, the regulations of the Arizona Department of Real Estate and the Federal Fair Housing Act.
Website Appearance and Control. For All websites publishing DNAORMLS, listing data pursuant to this Agreement, Designated Broker approval, and oversight is required. Responsibility for meeting the terms of this Agreement as well as the MLS Rules and Regulation and Bylaws falls upon both the Designated Broker and Agent (if applicable). The Designated Broker and Agent (if applicable) signing this agreement shall be responsible for making sure the site adheres to all relevant federal, state and local laws and regulation, including but not limited to, the regulation of the California Department of Real Estate and the Federal Fair Housing Act. Any consultant(s) contracted to maintain the Broker or Agent’s website must sign the “website consultant Agreement” and submit it with this agreement.
Website Appearance and Control. For all websites publishing GVSMLS Listing Data pursuant to this Agreement, Designated Broker approval and oversight is required. By signing this Agreement, the Designated Broker and Agent (if applicable), shall be responsible for ensuring the website adheres to all relevant federal, state and local laws and regulations, including, but not limited to, the Regulations of the Arizona Department of Real Estate and the Federal Fair Housing Act. Any Consultant(s) contracted to maintain the Broker’s or Agent’s website must sign both the “Website Consultant Agreement” and this Agreement. Except as provided elsewhere in this policy or elsewhere in an MLS’s rules and regulations, an IDX site or participant operating an IDX site may not distribute, provide, or make any portion of the MLS database available to any person or entity.
Website Appearance and Control. For ALL websites publishing MLSSAZ listing data pursuant to this Agreement, Designated Broker approval and oversight is required. Responsibility for meeting the terms of this Agreement as well as the MLS Rules & Regulations and Bylaws falls upon both the Designated Broker and Agent (if applicable). The Designated Broker and Agent (if applicable) signing this agreement shall be responsible for making sure the site adheres to all relevant federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including, but not limited to, the regulations of the Arizona Department of Real Estate, and the Federal Fair Housing Act. Any consultant(s) contracted to maintain the Broker’s or Agent’s website must acknowledge and sign this agreement.

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