Sponsored Content definition

Sponsored Content means sponsored content which may include a Webinar or sponsored report or similar to be provided by the Customer or Advertiser (as applicable); and

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Sponsored Content means a webcast or group of webcasts, whitepapers, articles, newsletters, and other materials and content created and owned by TechTarget, and sponsored by Client, as set out in an Order Form.

Sponsored Content means the communication by a dietitian, in particular in the form of an article, blog post, educational tool, image or recipe, of content developed in return for remuneration, a grant or another recompense paid by an enterprise working directly or indirectly in the field of food or nutrition.

Examples of Sponsored Content in a sentence

In addition, Publisher shall not permit Vendor’s to (i) use any of the information provided by Publisher for purposes other than those described hereunder (ii) to mediate Taboola Sponsored Content or (iii) intervene with the Platform or Platform UI in any way.
In addition, Publisher agrees that in order to facilitate maintenance and optimization of the Service, Taboola may at any time during the Term conduct tests on how Visitors interact with the Website or Publisher Content and Taboola Sponsored Content.
All Personally Identifiable Information and user-generated content (“UGC”) solicited and collected by Influencer in connection with the Sponsored Content will be owned and controlled by Influencer.
Nothing in this Agreement, or in the fact of submission of the Sponsored Content to Client or Agency, shall place Client in any different position than anyone else in the world to whom Influencer has not submitted the Material.
Client and Client’s retailer partners shall have the right to re-tweet, re-gram, re-post or otherwise re-transmit or display or syndicate the Sponsored Content.
The parties acknowledge that Agency or Client use of certain element(s) of the Sponsored Content protected by a third-party copyright or other intellectual property may require Agency or Client to obtain separate third-party clearances to such materials unless otherwise specified in this Agreement.
Client shall also have the right to amplify, “white list”, or otherwise promote any of the Sponsored Content and shall also have the right to purchase during the Amplification Period such Internet domain names, search engine adwords or keywords as Client may desire to promote the Sponsored Content.
Influencer will not develop, procure, or post any Sponsored Content regarding the following topics: alcohol, animal welfare, overt sexual behavior (e.g., nude photos and sex tapes), politics, race relations, religion, reproductive issues (e.g., contraception and abortion), terrorism, and/or war, (each, an “Off-Topic Subjects”).
Influencer will follow the specifications outlined on the cover pages and elsewhere in this Agreement as well as policies or toolboxes furnished by Agency or Client, but will otherwise retain editorial control over the Sponsored Content.
Neither Influencer, Agency, nor Client shall be required, upon termination or expiration of the Term, to remove any Sponsored Content posted in accordance with this Agreement from the “historical feed” of any social media channel, provided that such Sponsored Content is not reposted, refreshed, featured or promoted by such party following expiration of the Term.

More Definitions of Sponsored Content

Sponsored Content means content which supports a Client’s desired brand message or views, but does not expressly promote sales of particular products or services. “Client” means Advertiser, as well as a client of Publisher’s brand publishing group.

Sponsored Content means original content published after a third party contractually agrees to license the resulting content for external distribution.

Sponsored Content the advertising campaign shown in the Order Sheet (if applicable) that GWR will execute in consultation with you to promote the Record Attempt;

Sponsored Content means content distinct from other regular editorial content displayed on the App, in the form of audio, video, text and/or image media which supports a third party Person’s brand message or views that is readily identifiable upfront through distinct and distinguishable font, colour, display schemes and/or usage of disclaiming words other than those used for regular editorial content (such as “Ad”, “Powered by”, “Sponsored by”, “With”, “Advertorial” and such other phrases of like meaning).

Sponsored Content means a webcast or group of webcasts, whitepapers, articles, newsletters, and other materials and content created and owned by BrightTALK, and sponsored by Client, as set out in an Order Form.