Netscape Programming Sample Clauses

Netscape Programming. Netscape will provide Onvia with content and programming targeted at its business users through co-branded areas. Onvia will use commercially reasonable efforts to integrate Netscape's content and programming in contextually relevant areas of the Onvia web based applications, and to provide navigational links within contextually relevant areas of the Onvia web based applications to the co-branded areas containing the Netscape programming. The Parties will mutually agree upon the nature of Netscape content and programming to be integrated on the Onvia web based applications and the carriage/integration plan for such content and programming. Any and all such programming shall appear only in the Co-Branded Site or, if on the Standard Site, then only on a co-branded screen or screens thereof (a "Co-Branded Area of the Standard Site") upon terms to be mutually agreed.
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Netscape Programming. Within 3 days of any such request from Netscape, DigitalWork will use good faith efforts to evaluate specific Netscape content, programming and links that DigitalWork may integrate into its generally available web site (e.g., targeted at business users). The parties will mutually agree upon (a) the nature of Netscape content and programming, if any, to be integrated on the DigitalWork web site, (b) the terms of any such agreement, and (c) the carriage/integration plan for such content and programming. DigitalWork will integrate such Netscape content and programming, if any, throughout the DigitalWork web based application, and will provide navigational links throughout the DigitalWork web based applications to the co-branded areas containing the Netscape programming.
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Netscape Programming. AOL will provide Purchase Pro with content and -------------------- programming targeted at its business users through co-branded areas (including branding and attribution using an AOL designated name or logo, based on mutually agreed design guideline templates and other co-branding requirements). Purchase Pro will integrate AOL's content and programming throughout the Purchase Pro web based applications and will provide navigational links throughout the Purchase Pro web based applications to the co-branded areas containing the AOL programming. The Parties will mutually agree upon the nature of the specific AOL content and programming to be integrated on the Purchase Pro web based applications and the carriage/integration plan for such content and programming on the Purchase Pro web based applications. AOL will own all advertising inventory in the co-branded areas described in this Section 7.1, and will have the exclusive right to sell such inventory. All pages on which such content and programming appears will be served from an AOL-designated domain, such as xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx. xxxxxxxx.xxx and AOL will record the traffic ------------------------------------ for auditing/reporting purposes.
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Netscape Programming. Within *** of any such request from Netscape, DigitalWork will *** to *** its generally available web site ***. The Parties will mutually agree upon *** if any, *** (b) *** and (c)*** DigitalWork will ***, if any, ***.
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Netscape Programming. To the extent mutually agreed, Netscape will -------------------- provide SmartAge with content and programming targeted at its business users through co-branded areas (including branding and attribution using a Netscape designated name or logo, based on mutually agreed design guideline templates and other co-branding requirements). If mutually agreed, SmartAge will integrate Netscape's content and programming throughout the SmartAge web based applications, and will provide navigational links throughout the SmartAge web based applications to the co-branded areas containing the Netscape programming. The Parties will mutually agree upon the nature of Netscape content and programming to be integrated on the SmartAge web based applications and the carriage/integration plan for such content and programming. Where appropriate, Netscape and SmartAge may mutually agree upon a form of revenue sharing based on SmartAge's integration of the Netscape content and programming. Netscape will own all Advertising inventory on the co-branded areas (except if and to the extent that the Parties mutually agree otherwise as part of the revenue sharing discussed in this Section 6.4), and will have the exclusive right to sell such inventory, provided, however that such Advertising inventory shall not be sold to any of the entities listed in Schedule 2.9 hereto. All pages on which such content and programming appears will be served from a Xxxxxxxx.xxx domain with the following URL: xxxx://xxx.XxxxxXxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx such that Netscape -------------------------------- receives credit for all traffic thereto, in each case in accordance with Netscape's then current generally applicable standards.
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