Revenue Model definition

Revenue Model means Institutional Subscriptions, Consumer Purchases, Advertising Uses, Public Access Service and any other revenue models agreed between the Registry and Google pursuant to Section 4.7 (New Revenue Models).
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Revenue Model means the revenue model that is used by the Service Provider to calculate Reference Tariffs for the Access Arrangement Period and as approved in the AER’s final decision for this Access Arrangement Period;
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Examples of Revenue Model in a sentence

  • The Registry will give Registered Rightsholders and the Unclaimed Works Fiduciary at least sixty (60) days’ notice prior to Google offering any additional Revenue Model, and the right to exclude their Books or unclaimed Books, as the case may be, from such additional Revenue Model pursuant to Section 3.5(b) (Right to Exclude from Display Uses and Revenue Models).

  • CSG and Customer agree the system is not intended to store any personally identifiable information and as result Customer is responsible for ensuring no personal information is contained in any of the Vantage Revenue Model Activity Reports.

  • Any additional tables or Customer systems required for Vantage Revenue Model Activity Reports shall be provided pursuant to a mutually agreed Statement of Work.

  • Vantage Revenue Model Activity Reports – Provides Customer with specific SQL queries from Vantage which provides detail tables and summary tables for previously identified Customer systems.

  • This project phase will present and compare the recently created Revenue Model (Property Taxes, Sales Taxes, and Fees) with a cost model (All relevant infrastructure, including streets and pipes).

  • The Steering Committee will develop the pricing for Mowven services in accordance with the Revenue Model attached hereto as EXHIBIT A.

  • The Plan of Allocation sets forth the plan of allocating payments Google makes to or for the benefit of Registered Rightsholders under Sections 4.1 (Institutional Subscriptions), 4.2 (Consumer Purchases), 4.4 (Advertising Revenue Model), 4.7 (NewAdditional Revenue Models), 4.8 (Public Access Service) and 5.1 (Cash Payment to Class Members Whose Books and Inserts Have Been Digitized).

  • The Plan of Allocation sets forth the plan of allocating payments Google makes to or for the benefit of Registered Rightsholders under Sections 4.1 (Institutional Subscriptions), 4.2 (Consumer Purchases), 4.4 (Advertising Revenue Model), 4.7 (Additional Revenue Models), 4.8 (Public Access Service) and 5.1 (Cash Payment to Class Members Whose Books and Inserts Have Been Digitized).