Xbox LIVE Web Services definition

Xbox LIVE Web Services means Microsoft’s online resources and functionalities that enable Publisher (and other permitted third parties) to access Xbox LIVE and related data stored within, or accessible from, Xbox LIVE.

Examples of Xbox LIVE Web Services in a sentence

  • Microsoft, in its discretion, may also restrict the uploading of Xbox LIVE User Content to, restrict access to the XLSP, HTTPS, Xbox LIVE Web Services from, or require Publisher to remove Xbox LIVE User Content from, Xbox LIVE in accordance with the Xbox LIVE terms of use, privacy statement, and code of conduct.

  • In connection with Xbox LIVE, Microsoft also provides the Xbox LIVE Server Platform (or XLSP, defined below), HTTPS (defined below), and Xbox LIVE Web Services (defined below) to facilitate integration.

  • Publisher's access to XLSP, HTTPS, and the Xbox LIVE Web Services is subject to periodic privacy review by Microsoft.

  • When implementing and accessing the Xbox LIVE Web Services, to host and operate the Web Portal or otherwise, Publisher will at all times strictly comply with the following: NOV.

  • In addition, Publisher's indemnity obligation under the PLA also applies to any third party claims arising out of or related to Publisher's access to or use of XLSP, HTTPS, or the Xbox LIVE Web Services or related to the Hosted Content, the Hosted Services, any Xbox LIVE User Content, or any Xbox LIVE User Communications.

  • When implementing and accessing the Xbox LIVE Web Services, to host and operate the Web Portal or otherwise, Publisher will at all times strictly comply with the requirements in Exhibit 1.

  • If Publisher's use of Xbox LIVE Web Services, HTTPS, or XLSP is terminated due to Publisher's failure to comply with this Addendum, then Microsoft has the right to immediately terminate the availability of the Web Portal and Hosted Content and require that the operation of Hosting Services and Xbox LIVE Web Services immediately cease, and all Microsoft software or materials be immediately returned to Microsoft.