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Print and Online Advertising Terms
Payment. Publisher will invoice Advertiser on a monthly basis, and payment is due within thirty (30) days of invoice date. If Advertiser fails to timely pay, Publisher may suspend the provision of services hereunder or immediately terminate this Agreement. Advertiser agrees to reimburse Publisher for all expenses incurred by Publisher in connection with the collection of amounts payable, including court costs and attorneys' fees. If this Agreement is terminated due to Advertiser's failure to timely pay, Publisher may rebill the Advertiser for the outstanding balance due at the open or earned contract rate, whichever is applicable, and all discounts shall be forfeited. All deliverables will be the property of Publisher until payment in full is received. If any amount is not paid by Advertiser when due, such amount shall bear interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum or the maximum amount permitted by law (whichever is lower), computed from the original due date until paid.
Billing/Credits. Any claims by Advertiser for a credit related to rates incorrectly invoiced or paid must be submitted in writing to Publisher within ninety (90) days of the invoice date or the claim will be waived. In the event Advertiser is entitled to a credit due to overpayment of an invoice, Advertiser must use the credit within ninety (90) days of issuance or the credit will be forfeited. No cash refunds will be provided for any credit earned by the Advertiser. All credits earned will be for the benefit of Advertiser
Taxes. In the event that any federal, state or local taxes are imposed on Advertiser's use of the Services hereunder, such taxes shall be assumed and paid by Advertiser.
Content/License. Advertiser may, from time to time, provide Publisher with advertising materials, including, without limitation, text, data, video, audio, images, illustrations, and graphics, trademarks, service marks, and logos (collectively, "Advertiser Content") for use in connection with Publisher's distribution of the Services purchased hereunder. Advertiser hereby grants Publisher and its designees a non-exclusive, worldwide, transferable, sub-licensable right and license (i) to use, reproduce, mirror, distribute, perform and display the Advertiser Content (or any portion thereof) via print and on the websites (mobile and traditional), properties, applications and/or devices described in this Agreement (including any Orders) (collectively, the "Distribution Networks"); (ii) to modify, copy, reformat, transmit and otherwise manipulate the Advertiser Content in connection with such display; and (iii) to use Advertiser's name and logo in connection with providing the Services.
Clearances. Advertiser will be responsible, at its own cost and expense, for obtaining all clearances, authorizations, permissions, licenses, and releases (collectively, "Clearances") from third parties necessary to enable Publisher to distribute the Advertiser Content under this Section 4, including, without limitation, (i) Clearances for any of the following creative elements appearing in or otherwise displayed via the Advertiser Content: photos, video footage, music (including, without limitation, any synchronization and mechanical licenses), audio tracks, trademarks, service marks, and rights of publicity and other indicia of identity, and (ii) Clearances from any individuals or entities whose trademarks, service marks, other corporate indicia, names, voices, likenesses, and other indicia of identity may appear in any of the Advertiser Content.
Advertiser Approval Right. To the extent that Publisher and/or its affiliates are developing any creative or other deliverables on behalf of Advertiser under any Order (e.g., Ads, emails, social media campaigns, etc.), Advertiser will have two (2) days from receipt of any such deliverable to review and approve the deliverable. Advertiser must notify Publisher in writing of any rejection of the deliverable within two (2) days after receipt thereof or the deliverable will be deemed approved by Advertiser. Advertiser will not unreasonably withhold its approval. Only one (1) round of revisions shall be provided unless otherwise agreed by Publisher. Additional corrections or modifications will be subject to an additional charge and may result in delays in the service start date.
Ownership. All Advertiser Content or other materials furnished by Advertiser for use hereunder will remain the property of Advertiser and will be returned upon request. The results of any and all work performed by Publisher, including development of advertising material, creative work, or other content for Advertiser, will be the property of Publisher. Advertiser may not modify such material or authorize the reproduction or use of such material in any medium without Publisher's prior written consent. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, Advertiser and its affiliates may use such creative content only in the format provided by Publisher.
User Information. Any user or usage data or information collected via Publisher's Digital Properties or related to Publisher's Digital Properties, or any information collected from sites operated by Publisher's affiliates under this Agreement, shall be the property of Publisher and/or such affiliates. Advertiser shall have no rights in such information by virtue of this Agreement. Any user or usage data or information collected via the Yahoo! Properties shall be the property of Yahoo! (to the extent Advertisements are being placed on the Yahoo! Properties pursuant to the terms hereof).
Advertiser Warranties. Advertiser represents and warrants that (i) it has the full right, power and authority to grant the licenses and related rights granted herein and has acquired any and all Clearances that are necessary in connection with Publisher's exercise of such rights and licenses, (ii) the Advertiser Content is true and accurate, does not violate any law or regulation and is not misleading, defamatory, libelous or slanderous, (iii) Publisher's use of the Advertiser Content in connection with providing the Services will not infringe upon or violate the rights or property interests of any third party, including without limitation, any patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret or other intellectual property or proprietary right of any other party, or any right of privacy or publicity, and (iv) Advertiser will maintain a privacy statement on its principal website ("Privacy Statement") that complies with applicable law and accurately and transparently discloses its privacy practices to users of such website, including any privacy practices implicated by the undertakings contemplated by this Agreement. Advertiser will notify Publisher in writing promptly if any of the foregoing representations and warranties becomes untrue.
Disclaimer. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS, NEITHER PARTY MAKES ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. ALL SERVICES ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "WITH ALL FAULTS." PUBLISHER, ITS SERVICE PROVIDER AND ANY VENDORS SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY OR RESPONSIBILITY TO ADVERTISER OR ANY OTHER PERSON WITH RESPECT TO ANY CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH ANY ADVERTISER CONTENT OR OTHER MATERIALS DISPLAYED ON ADVERTISER'S WEBSITE(S) OR THE FAILURE TO DISPLAY ANY SUCH MATERIALS ON PUBLISHER'S WEBSITE(S). PUBLISHER DOES NOT REPRESENT OR WARRANT THAT ANY SERVICES, ADS OR OTHER MATERIAL WILL BE DISPLAYED ON ANY PUBLISHER WEBSITE WITHOUT INTERRUPTION OR ERROR, AND PUBLISHER WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES OR LOSSES INCURRED BY ADVERTISER RELATING TO THE UNAVAILABILITY OF THE INTERNET OR WEBSITE(S) ON WHICH ADVERTISER'S ADVERTISEMENTS ARE PUBLISHED. PUBLISHER MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES RELATING TO THE RESULTS OF SERVICES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE NUMBER OF IMPRESSIONS, CLICK-THROUGHS, OR LEADS AND ANY PROMOTIONAL EFFECT OR RETURN ON INVESTMENT.
Indemnity. Advertiser will indemnify and hold Publisher, Gannett Co., Inc., Yahoo! (to the extent Advertiser has selected distribution of its Ads via the Yahoo! Properties, as described in Addendum A) any other entities that own or operate any of the Distribution Networks and each of their respective subsidiaries, affiliates, officers, directors, employees, agents, vendors, and service providers (each a "Publisher Indemnitee") harmless from and against any and all suits, judgments, proceedings, claims, losses, costs and expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees) (collectively, "Losses") arising out of a third-party claim resulting from (i) the Advertiser Content and other materials provided by Advertiser, or any websites or content that is linked to from any such Advertiser Content or other materials, including, without limitation, any claim such Advertiser Content or material is libelous or defamatory or violate or infringe the rights of any third party, including any patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret, or other intellectual property or proprietary rights, or any rights of privacy or publicity, or claims based on Advertiser's willful misconduct, negligence or strict liability for a defective product; (ii) violation of any laws, rules or regulations applicable to Advertiser's business operations, products and/or services; (iii) any actual or alleged breach of Advertiser's representations, warranties, or obligations under this Agreement; or (iv) Advertiser's Privacy Statement. Advertiser shall defend at its own expense any claim instituted by any person or entity against a Publisher Indemnitee resulting from a claim arising in connection the advertising or the Services provided. The Publisher Indemnitee(s) will have the right, at its or their option, to defend such litigation jointly with Advertiser. Advertiser may not agree to any settlement that imposes any obligation or liability on a Publisher Indemnitee without such indemnitee's prior written consent.
Limitation of Liability. EXCEPT FOR THE PARTIES INDEMNIFICATION OBLIGATIONS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT (IF ANY), IN NO EVENT SHALL EITHER PARTY (INCLUDING YAHOO!, TO THE EXTENT ADVERTISEMENTS ARE BEING PLACED ON THE YAHOO! PROPERTIES HEREUNDER) BE LIABLE TO THE OTHER OR ANY OTHER ENTITY FOR ANY SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, PUNITIVE, INCIDENTAL, OR INDIRECT DAMAGES, HOWEVER CAUSED, ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, AND WHETHER OR NOT SUCH PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. PUBLISHER'S LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT OF FEES PAID OR OWED BY ADVERTISER TO PUBLISHER HEREUNDER DURING THE SIX (6) MONTHS PRECEDING THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM.
Agencies. If Advertiser is using an advertising agency in connection with this Agreement, Advertiser and such agency (the "Agency") shall be jointly and severally liable for compliance with the terms of this Agreement and any Order. Publisher may pursue any applicable remedies in the event of default of this Agreement (including any non-payment) against Advertiser or Agency or both without any requirement of first seeking a remedy from one or the other. This Agreement renders void any statements concerning liability which may appear on correspondence from Agency or Advertiser. Advertiser and Agency further agree that Publisher does not and will not accept orders or space reservations claiming sequential liability.
Assignment. Advertiser may not assign any of its rights and/or obligations hereunder or this Agreement without Publisher's prior written consent. Publisher shall have the right to assign, delegate or transfer, its rights and obligations, under this Agreement, in whole or in part. Publisher shall provide written notice to Advertiser of any such assignment.
Governing Law/Waiver of Jury Trial. This Agreement will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York, without regard to its conflict of law provisions. EACH PARTY SPECIFICALLY WAIVES ANY RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY IN ANY COURT WITH RESPECT TO ANY CLAIM AGAINST THE OTHER ARISING OUT OF OR CONNECTED IN ANY WAY TO THIS AGREEMENT.
Force Majeure. Neither party will be liable to the other party for delays and/or defaults in its performance or commitments under this Agreement due to causes beyond its reasonable control and without its fault or negligence, including but not limited to acts of God or of the public enemy, fire or explosion, flood, earthquake, actions of the elements, war, riots, embargoes, quarantine, strikes, lockouts, disputes with workers or other labor disturbances, or acts or requests of any governmental authority.
If Advertiser is purchasing (i) print advertising ("Print Ads") for display in Publisher's newspaper property(ies) (each a "Newspaper"), or (ii) online display advertising ("Digital Ads" and collectively with Print Ads, "Ads") for distribution on Publisher's digital media property(ies) (e.g., Publisher's website(s), Publisher's tablet or mobile applications, digital display ads associated with the e-edition of Publisher's newspaper, etc.) specified in the applicable Order (each a "Digital Property"), Cars.com, and/or on Yahoo! Properties (as defined below), then the additional terms and conditions set forth in this Addendum A and Addendum A-2 will apply to each Order submitted for such Advertising Services.
1. Rates. Unless otherwise specified in Advertising Commitment in connection with a Commitment from Advertiser, Advertiser's purchase of Ads for display in the Newspapers, on the Digital Properties and/or on the Yahoo! Properties will be billed at Publisher's Standard Rates. Advertiser acknowledges that it has been provided a copy of Publisher's standard rate card. The rate card, including any terms and conditions in such rate card, are hereby incorporated into this Agreement by reference, provided that in the event of a conflict between any terms or conditions in the rate card and the terms of this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement will control. Publisher reserves the right to modify its rate card, including increasing its Standard Rates, at any time and from time to time. Publisher will provide Advertiser with at least 30 days' prior written notice of any rate increase. If Advertiser objects to any such increase, it shall have the option to discontinue display of the applicable Ads by giving written notice to Publisher prior to the effective date of such changes. Advertiser's right to discontinue the display of its Ads shall be its sole and exclusive remedy in the event of a rate increase. If Advertiser does not elect to discontinue display of the applicable Ads, then, following the expiration of the notice period, all Ads shall be billed at Publisher's increased rates.
2. Yahoo! Ad Network. To the extent Advertiser has selected delivery of Ads across the Yahoo! Ad Network, Advertiser acknowledges and agrees that Publisher is acting as sales agent for Yahoo!, Inc. ("Yahoo!") and as such, can facilitate the placement of Ads on the Yahoo! Properties in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. For purposes of this Agreement, "Yahoo! Properties" means the website located at yahoo.com, including all sub-domains of yahoo.com and any mirror sites or successor sites to such web site and sub-domains and any or all of Yahoo!'s or its affiliates' properties, software, products, services, web sites and web pages that are developed in whole or in part by or for Yahoo! or its affiliates, to the extent designated in the chart above.
3. Delivery.
3.1. Deadlines. Advertiser will provide Publisher all applicable Ads by Publisher's standard deadline (as designated by Publisher), in a format suitable for display in the Newspaper(s) or on the applicable Digital Property(ies), as applicable, via a transmission method mutually agreed upon by the parties. Advertiser shall have the right to change any Ads(s) after submission, provided that it submits any such changes to Publisher no later than Publisher's standard deadline (as designated by Publisher). Advertiser shall pay all expenses connected with the delivery of the Ad(s) to Publisher. Changes to any Ads after first publication may result in additional charges, which will be disclosed to Advertiser in advance.
3.2. Submission of Advertising Materials. Unless otherwise agreed to by the parties in writing, Advertiser will provide all creative services and necessary text, data, images, illustrations or graphics and/or other materials with respect to the Ads(s). Advertiser will submit the Ad(s) in accordance with the applicable Publisher policies and/or Yahoo! policies (if applicable) in effect from time to time, including policies regarding artwork specifications, format and submission deadlines.
4. Ad Serving. Advertiser grants to Publisher and Yahoo!, as applicable, a license to (a) display Advertiser's Ads on the Distribution Network; and (b) modify, copy, reformat, transmit and otherwise manipulate the Ads in connection with such display. Advertisements will be served in accordance with one of the following options:
4.1.By Publisher. If Publisher and/or Yahoo! will be responsible for serving the Digital Ads through its own ad servers, then Publisher and/or Yahoo! will track delivery of the Digital Ads through such servers. The parties agree that Publisher's and/or Yahoo!'s final impression measurements will be used to determine the fees due under this Agreement.
4.2.By a Third Party. If a third party ("Third Party") will be responsible for serving the Digital Ads through such Third Party's ad server, and such Third Party will track delivery of the Digital Ads through its server. The Third Party's final audited impression measurements will be used to determine the fees due under this Agreement. If the parties agree to use a Third Party ad server under the terms of this Addendum, Advertiser agrees to provide Publisher with a user login name and password to access the Third Party's impression measurements for purposes of verification of such measurements.
5. Invoices. Publisher agrees that invoices covering the delivery of Ads hereunder will contain: (a) the dates and times upon which Advertiser's Ads were displayed in the Newspapers and/or the Digital Properties, and, if applicable, dates and times upon which the Ads could be accessed on the Digital Properties, (b) where applicable, the number of impressions, and/or click-throughs reported during such dates, and (c) the charge to Advertiser. The invoice shall serve as Publisher's and Yahoo!'s (if applicable) certificate of performance.
6. Short-Rating. If Advertiser has made a Commitment in accordance with Advertising Commitment of this Agreement and, at the end of the Commitment Term set forth in Advertising Commitment Advertiser has either (i) purchased less volume (inches/pages/impressions) of Ads than agreed to in the Advertising Commitment or (ii) fallen short of the minimum revenue commitment agreed to in Advertising Commitment , then, if Publisher's Standard Rates are higher than the rates Advertiser was paying during the Commitment Term, (a) Advertiser will be billed for (and will be obligated to pay) the difference between the Standard Rate and the Commitment Term rate for all Ads that ran during the Commitment Term, and (b) Advertiser will be billed at the Standard Rate (as such Standard Rate may be modified in accordance with Section 1, above) for all Ads run after the Commitment Period.
7. Cancellation.
7.1. Cancellation of Print Ads. Cancellations will not be accepted for Print Ads after the Publisher's standard closing time, as designated by Publisher. Advertiser will be responsible for any production or creative services provided by Publisher regardless of the cancellation of any Print Ads.
7.2. Cancellation of Digital Ads
7.2.1. Cancellation Prior to Initial Distribution. At any time prior to the serving of the first impression of a Digital Ad on a Digital Property under this Agreement, Advertiser may cancel an online advertising campaign on thirty (30) days prior written notice to Publisher.
7.2.2. Cancellation After Initial Distribution Once the first impression of a Digital Ad has been served on any Digital Property, Advertiser may cancel an online advertising campaign by giving Publisher written notice of such cancellation, which cancellation will be deemed effective on the later of: (i) thirty (30) days after serving of the first impression of the applicable campaign; or (ii) fourteen (14) days after providing Publisher with such notice. If Advertiser exercises its right to cancel under this Paragraph 8(b), Advertiser will be responsible for all fees that accrue prior to the cancellation date.
8. Reservation of Rights. Publisher may reject, remove or cancel any Ad, space reservation or position commitment at any time in its sole discretion. Publisher also may edit, reject or remove from its Newspaper(s) and/or Digital Property(ies), at any time, any Ad or other material submitted by Advertiser or its Agency, or place the Ad in any Publisher advertising classification or section that Publisher deems appropriate. Publisher also shall have full latitude with respect to positioning all advertisements in the Newspapers; provided, however, that Publisher will use its reasonable efforts to accommodate Advertiser's positioning requests.
9. Responsibility for Advertisements.
9.1. Technical Quality; Typographical Errors; Incorrect Insertions or Omissions. Publisher is not responsible for any material that is not properly displayed or that cannot be accessed or viewed because the material was not received by Publisher in the proper form, in a timely manner, or in an acceptable technical quality for display on the Digital Property(ies) and/or the Yahoo! Properties (if applicable). This Agreement cannot be invalidated, and neither Publisher nor Yahoo! will be liable for typographical errors, incorrect insertions or incorrect publication or omissions in any Advertiser Content displayed or published pursuant to this Agreement or omitted from display or publication.
9.2 Failure to Display Advertiser Content. Publisher and Yahoo! (to the extent Advertisements are being placed on the Yahoo! Properties hereunder) are not required to display any Advertiser Content or other material for the benefit of any person or entity other than Advertiser. If there is an interruption or omission of the publication of any Advertiser Content or other material contracted to be published hereunder, Publisher and/or Yahoo! (to the extent applicable) may suggest a substitute time period for the publication of the interrupted or omitted Advertiser Content or material or run the Ads in a different position in the Newspaper(s) or on the Digital Property(ies), as determined by Publisher. Alternatively, in cases where Advertiser is paying on a fixed fee basis or has paid in advance, and if no such substitute time period is acceptable to Advertiser in Advertiser's good faith business judgment, Publisher shall provide a "make good" in the form of a reduction in the amount of fees due to Publisher (or credit of fees already paid) equal to the proportionate amount of money assigned to the interrupted or omitted Ad(s). Such substitution in time period or placement or reduction in fees shall be Advertiser's sole and exclusive remedy for any failure to display Ads or other advertising material and Publisher and Yahoo! (to the extent Advertisements are being placed on the Yahoo! Properties hereunder) shall have no further liability hereunder for such failure.
9.3. Removal or Change of Content. Publisher and/or Yahoo! (to the extent Advertisements are being placed on the Yahoo! Properties hereunder) in its sole discretion, may remove or revise its Newspaper(s) and/or Digital Property(ies), including the Newspapers' and/or Digital Properties' content, nature, design, and/or organization, during the term of this Agreement. If any such revision materially alters the value of the Ad(s) to be run by Advertiser, Publisher will notify Advertiser of such revisions. If the parties cannot agree upon a satisfactory substitution for the affected ads due to such revision, Advertiser may cancel this Agreement with respect to the affected Ad(s) and shall not have to pay (or shall receive a refund) for Ads not displayed due to such cancellation. Such cancellation shall be Advertiser's sole and exclusive remedy and Publisher shall have no further liability whatsoever.
10. Pre-Print Policy. All pre-prints must conform to the Publisher's standard pre-print specifications and recommended waste calculations, which will be provided by each Publisher. Inserts must be delivered to the Publisher at least 10 days in advance of distribution date. The Publisher will invoice pre-print billing quantities based on copies actually distributed (i.e., home delivery net sales, single copy total draw, and other circulation). Advertiser agrees to be billed the ordered distribution in the event that out of specification inserts are received.
11. Native Advertising. This section applies if the campaign(s) described in the Agreement contemplate that Publisher will distribute Branded Content or Native Advertising campaigns on behalf of Advertiser, ("Native Advertising"). Native Advertising can include short-form content or long-form content, videos, emails, or social media posts that is published on Publisher's print and/or digital platforms and that is either (i) created by or on behalf of Publisher, at Advertiser's direction, for the purpose of enabling Publisher to run a contextually relevant advertisement on behalf of Advertiser ("Publisher Content"), or (ii) is created or provided by Advertiser or its designee for placement by Publisher in or on its print or digital properties specified herein ("Advertiser Content"). Advertiser, in its sole discretion, will have the right to approve any Publisher Content prior to publication or distribution by Publisher in connection with the campaign described herein, and Publisher, in its sole discretion, will have the right to approve any Advertiser Content prior to publication or distribution by Publisher in connection with such campaign. For clarity, Publisher will not be obligated to publish, via any platform, any Advertiser Content that Publisher determines, in its sole discretion, does not meet Publisher's content guidelines or is otherwise inappropriate for publication. In addition, Publisher reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to include labels in, on and/or around any Native Advertising published on behalf of Advertiser hereunder that indicate that the applicable Native Advertising content was sponsored by and/or provided by Advertiser.
11.1 FTC Guidelines. Publisher and Advertiser shall comply with all applicable laws, rules and regulations, including without limitation the FTC's Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials and the FTC's Enforcement Policy Native Advertising.
12. Pay for Performance / Lead Generation. This section applies to an Advertisement in the Publication or on the Publication's website which include a designated phone number or a tracking code or a click through from the Publication's Site to the Advertiser by which Publication and Advertiser can track and verify readers to respond to and offer in the Advertisement. Any specific qualifications for the lead shall be included in the Insertion Order or on the Advertising Commitment. Publication shall have the right to audit the Advertiser's records to confirm the number of qualified leads generated by the Advertisement. Publication shall be provided with access to the call tracking records and other records maintained by Advertiser. Publication shall be paid a percentage of the revenue generated from the lead or a fee per lead as specified in the Advertising Commitment or Insertion Order. Only unused print and digital inventory will be available for the Advertisements. The frequency, location, and placement of the Advertisements shall be determined by Publisher, in its sole discretion.
If Advertiser is purchasing digital marketing services under this Agreement ("Marketing Services"), then the additional terms and conditions set forth in this Addendum B will apply to each Order Advertiser submits for such Marketing Services. ReachLocal and Sweet IQ Analytics, affiliates of Publisher, are Pay Per Click Service, SEO Service, Maps/Reputation Management Service, Social Media Service, Web Design/Development/Hosting Service, and/or other Marketing Services. ReachLocal's applicable terms and conditions at https://www.reachlocal.com/tc apply to the services it provides. SweetIQ Analytic's applicable terms and conditions at https://www.sweetiq.com/tc apply to the services it provides. Publisher has engaged G/O Digital to provide Email Marketing Services. G/O Digital's applicable terms and conditions at https://www.godigitalmarketing.com apply to the Email Marketing Service. For clarity, if Advertiser has not purchased a particular Service described below, then the terms below relating to that Service will not apply to Advertiser.
1. Rates. Unless otherwise specified on Advertising Commitment from Advertiser, Advertiser's purchase of Marketing Services will be billed at Publisher's Standard Rates. Advertiser acknowledges that it has been provided a copy of Publisher's standard rate card for Marketing Services. The rate card, including any terms and conditions in such rate card, are hereby incorporated into this Agreement by reference, provided that in the event of a conflict between any terms or conditions in the rate card and the terms of this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement will control. Publisher reserves the right to modify its rate card, including increasing its Standard Rates for Marketing Services, at any time and from time to time. Publisher will provide Advertiser with at least 30 days' prior written notice of any rate increase. If Advertiser objects to any such increase, it shall have the option to discontinue use of the applicable Marketing Services by giving written notice to Publisher prior to the effective date of such changes. Advertiser's right to discontinue the use of particular Marketing Services shall be its sole and exclusive remedy in the event of a rate increase. If Advertiser does not elect to discontinue use of the applicable Marketing Services, then, following the expiration of the notice period, all Marketing Services shall be billed at Publisher's increased rates.
2. Marketing Services.
2.1. Pay Per Click ("PPC") Service. Publisher will create ads based on the Advertiser Content and will distribute the Ads through the Publisher Distribution Networks. Advertiser will have the opportunity to review and approve all PPC campaigns prior to launch. Advertiser will be solely responsible for all content associated with any PPC campaign. Fees are based upon the number of clicks on ads by users, based on the cost per click ("CPC") rate set forth in the applicable Order.
2.2. Search Engine Optimization ("SEO") Service. The SEO Service includes the optimization of the chosen number of keywords (e.g., 5, 10, 15 or custom) and the application of "on page" and "off page" SEO strategies for Advertiser's website, with the goal of obtaining improved ranking in organic search engine results for selected keywords. To the extent Advertiser's website is not hosted by Publisher, Advertiser will provide access to its website to enable Publisher to perform the SEO Service. Notwithstanding the foregoing or anything in this Agreement to the contrary, Advertiser acknowledges that, although Publisher will use reasonable efforts to optimize the ranking of Advertiser's ads based on the selected keywords, Publisher makes no guarantee that Advertiser's search ranking position will be maintained or optimized. Advertiser agrees that Publisher will not be liable for any unfavorable ranking results of Advertiser's ads, whether such unfavorable results arise from the SEO Service or from an act or omission of the applicable search engine.
2.3. Maps/Reputation Management Service. This Service is designed to help Advertiser's business listing appear in the "Google Maps/Places" in response to searches for Advertiser's optimized keywords. Advertiser acknowledges that search results and search engine rankings are influenced by several factors, and Publisher does not guarantee any placement in the "Google Maps/Places" or a particular position or rank for Advertiser's website or business listing in any search results.
2.4. Keywords. Advertiser acknowledges and agrees that Publisher, in its discretion, may select keywords for the PPC and SEO campaigns and for Maps Reputation Management Services. Publisher will use reasonable efforts to use Customer provided keywords; however, Publisher cannot guarantee that all of the Customer's keywords will be used.
2.5. Email Marketing Service. Publisher's Email Service includes the creation of email marketing messages based on the Advertiser Content and transmission of email messages on behalf of Advertiser. Advertiser will have the opportunity to review and approve all email marketing messages prior to the launch of an email marketing campaign under the applicable Order. Publisher will determine the transmittal date and time. The Order will specify (i) whether Publisher or Advertiser determines the recipient list and (ii) the number of recipients and the number of transmittals to the recipient list. Publisher does not make any representations or warranties about deliverability or open rates. Upon request of Publisher, Advertiser will provide its Do-Not-Email list for Publisher's use in deleting addresses on such list from the recipient list. Advertiser represents and warrants that its Do-Not-Email list includes addresses for all recipients who have opted out of receiving emails from Advertiser.
2.6. Social Media Service. Publisher's Social Media Service includes the creation and maintenance of Advertiser's social media accounts (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, etc.) on the sites as agreed upon by Publisher and Advertiser. To the extent Advertiser's social media accounts are already claimed by Advertiser or its representative, Advertiser will provide administrative credentials for such social media outlets to enable Publisher to provide the Social Media Service as contemplated herein. Advertiser shall have the opportunity to review and approve all social media posts, tweets, and other social media statements or content prior to publication of the post, tweet, statement or other content distributed by or on behalf of Advertiser via Advertiser's social media accounts. Advertiser will ensure that all such content complies with applicable law and applicable social media service's terms of service, as such terms of service may be modified from time to time. Advertiser further acknowledges that Publisher does not operate or otherwise control any third-party social media service. Publisher is not responsible or otherwise liable for any inaccuracy on, or unavailability of, any third-party social media service.
2.7. Web Design/Development/Hosting Service. [Desktop or Mobile]: Publisher will design, develop, and/or update the Advertiser's website as part of this service. Publisher's Services may include hosting a website for Advertiser, including performing maintenance and controlling the functionality and accessibility of the website. Publisher may perform these Services directly or through a subcontractor. Advertiser is required to provide Publisher with its terms of use and privacy policy to be displayed on its website.
3. Ancillary Services. In connection Advertiser's subscription to with one or more of the Marketing Services described in Section 1, above, Publisher may provide the following ancillary Services:
3.1. Proxy Sites. Publisher may provide a mirrored version of the Advertiser's website ("Proxy Site"). In order to use the proxy service, (i) Advertiser's website must be operational, functional, and accessible through the Internet, and (ii) the URL visible above the Proxy Site to users clicking on the Advertiser's ad must reflect the website address for the Proxy Site and NOT that of the Advertiser's website. Advertiser agrees that Publisher is in no way responsible for the operation and functionality of the Advertiser's website. Advertiser agrees that it has all rights to the content on the Advertiser's existing website and Advertiser is able to grant the right to Publisher to use the content in connection with the Services.
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By now you've probably heard the news that, at least according to early reports, Ben Affleck is Warner Bros. choice to direct their upcoming Justice League movie, which would essentially be The Avengers for DC heroes like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and company. The choice makes sense on one level, because Affleck made the highly successful Gone Baby Gone and The Town for the studio. But a superhero movie is pretty much nothing like the films Affleck has made before, which means the news took a lot of us by surprise.
With no confirmation yet on whether Affleck will take the job, we're still really intrigued by the choice-- and among at least two of us, really divided on whether he's the right guy to do it. So welcome to our latest Great Debate, in which Eric and Katey debate the pros and cons of bringing in the Guy Once Known As Gigli to direct a massive, important superhero movie. Take a look at our argument below, and then weigh in with your own vote in the poll at the bottom of the post.
ERIC:I totally understand why people might be down on the idea of having Ben Affleck direct a Justice League movie. While he did kick off his career by winning an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay, he managed to completely soil his career and reputation in the mid-00s by allowing himself to be cast in some truly horrific movies like Surviving Christmas, Paycheck and, most notoriously, Gigli. While some people still laugh at and mock these projects – and they really do deserve to be mocked and laughed at – it's really not the part of Affleck's career that people should be focusing on.
But he's a solid choice for a Justice League film because he has proven himself to be a more-than-competent filmmaker who understands story and character. As thrilling as the action sequences in The Avengers were – and they were truly fantastic – what made the movie work wasn't all the things going kaboom, but rather all the moments in-between when the team was establishing a dynamic and learning to work with each other. And while Affleck has never really directed a movie that can be considered an ensemble, both Gone Baby Gone and The Town are both driven by their characters, and that's exactly what a Justice League movie needs to do.
KATEY:My problem with Affleck directing Justice League really has nothing to do with his checkered past-- hey, we've all made mistakes! It's exactly those films you're praising that makes me think he ought to stay away. Yeah, he showed a deep interest in character with The Town and Gone Baby Gone-- but he also showed interest in proving his own voice as a filmmaker, and one that would inevitably be drowned out by the demands of a superhero franchise. Affleck is just getting his legs as a director; why leap immediately into a franchise that, if it goes the Whedon or Nolan or route, might take over the next 10 years of his life?
And yeah, I brought up Whedon, who like Affleck was an unproven director when he took on The Avengers. But Whedon has always been all about world-building in his TV shows, and as evidenced by the deal he's signed with Marvel, he's taking those instincts to be able to tinker with this pre-established universe. But Affleck seems more interested in tackling realistic characters who exist in the real world, not cooking up something new on his own. I'm just not sure he's got that same master-builder bug that Nolan and Whedon do, and it seems like he could grow a lot more as a filmmaker by choosing more of his own projects going forward.
ERIC: I find it interesting that you mention Nolan because he may be the exact example of why this is the perfect time in Affleck's career to direct a superhero movie like The Justice League. People forget that Nolan only directed three movies - Following, Memento and Insomnia - before being brought in by Warner Bros. to direct Batman Begins.
But Nolan is also a director who makes great studio blockbuster films and then using that fact as leverage to make his pet projects. If it weren't for Batman there probably isn't a studio on Earth that would have given Nolan the money he needed to make Inception, but Warner Bros. made it happen and was rewarded as a result. If Affleck has a project he's aching to make but can't find any way to fund, this is his golden ticket.
I think you are also possibly ignoring the fact that this could be a movie that Affleck would love to direct. He grew up as a fan of comics, has had roles connected to the medium in the past with characters in titles like Daredevil and Hollywoodland, and nobody spends that much time around Kevin Smith without buying a few hardcovers and a stack of single-issues. Would it be a completely different kind of moviemaking than what he's shown us so far? Absolutely. Would the rules in his development process have to change dramatically? For sure. But it might actually be worth it for him.
KATEY: Alright, your Nolan example almost has me convinced, because he really did manage to adopt a franchise without letting it drown out everything else. But Affleck, no matter what love he may have for superhero movies, just doesn't seem to have the same giant ambitions that Nolan does, or even Whedon does. His movies have been character-driven and with small stakes, in exactly the way you might expect for an actor. He seems to be modeling his career off Robert Redford or Clint Eastwood, actors who became directors so they could create the kinds of characters they'd want to play. Not to say that you can't get good characters into a superhero movie, but it's a different kind of beast, and one that Affleck wasn't angling for before.
Then again, Argo could come out and be full of explosions and big action and we'll all see how perfect he is for it. And superhero movies are filled with directors who didn't seem right for it at first, from Joss Whedon and Marc Webb this year way back to Sam Raimi. I don't want to be negative about anything when I don't know what's happening, but I just don't want to see Affleck reach for the brass ring on this and leave behind what's been most promising about his career so far.
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In any industry, customers running critical applications are typically slow to move to something new. Whether it is a new technology, platform, application, or service provider, people tend to be comfortable with the status quo and it is human nature to try to avoid a "CNN moment" or a resume generating bad decision resulting from implementing something new ->thus, people tend to avoid making changes to their critical workload environment. However, as new solutions or technologies become available and mature, the "I don't want to be first" mantra is eventually followed by "Oh-oh- looks like I am last" when the realization you are falling behind your competition (who have already adopted the new technology) starts to set in. Finding that point in time when a new technology- solution-product has reached an adequate state of maturity to meet your particular needs and requirements is paramount when considering changes to a critical workload environment.
My brush with being a part of a "CNN moment" was from my past life in the Telco world (circa early 2000's)- my former employers "new technology" was deployed by an Interconnect provider who was connected via traditional signaling TDM links (56/64Kbps links) to a large Regional Bell Operating Company (RBOC) who was running "legacy technology". Signaling traffic got kinda high (>70%) late one December night and the legacy gear went into congestion and then went belly-up at the RBOC. Massive cascading outages ensued- 10 counties in Texas could not make phone calls, the President's plane was in route to Texas- they thought it was a terrorist attack and diverted the plane—not a good day for anyone involved. Eventually, the FCC investigation found that the root cause of the outage was that the legacy gear memory buffers were misconfigured- more than likely long ago when the equipment was first installed. Our gear? – well, we were newer and had enough onboard memory so we statically give each buffer enough memory (and then some) so that the misconfiguration issue was actually impossible on our gear. Moral- just because you have been operating a piece of equipment for a long time and are comfortable with it that may not mean that it is "best of class" and what you should be operating today.
So back to the topic at hand……………..Many companies who are running critical applications on UNIX in their data centers are facing the decision of staying on UNIX or moving to x86 over the next few years. While some companies are being forced to move due to end of support issues and some companies will choose to stay on UNIX for a variety of factors, most companies over the next 3-5 years will choose x86 as the technology of choice for running their critical data center UNIX-based applications.
Gartner- By 2017, 65% of applications running on proprietary versions of Unix in 2012 will have been migrated to x86 (primarily on Linux), making IT planning essential.(*)
Commodity hardware is a term frequently used when talking about x86 architectures- while that may be true at the chipset level- it is certainly not true at the system level and customers should be aware of the large differences in manageability and availability of the different hardware server choices out there. The Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) provides an easy to manage – converged x86 design that is being rapidly adopted by the industry. Not familiar with UCS? – Take a look at the video below
Once the target x86 platform has been decided upon, a harder decision actually has to be made-> figuring out who is going to be responsible for getting from Point A (where you are today) to Point B (where you want to be). Typically this involves a series of relatively complex and large migrations of applications and databases which must be done in a very short maintenance window(s) or with zero downtime. Deciding on who is going to lead your migration is critical to ensure a smooth migration and that your requirements will be met.
Did you know Cisco Advanced Services can lead and execute the migration of your SAP, Oracle and even custom applications and databases to Cisco UCS? Take a look at what one of our customers has to say and check out the blogs from Cisco's Timothy Stack on this topic as well.
Getting started in your x86 migration path usually requires a business case to be made. Cisco Advanced Services can work with you to provide a no-charge detailed TCO analysis to show the potential savings and help you begin first step towards moving your critical UNIX workloads to UCS.
Please visit our RISC/UNIX Services and Solutions site for more information.
*Gartner, The Future of Unix: Hazy and Overcast, So Reach for the Umbrella, George J. Weiss, et al, April 20, 2012.
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Noise in Solid State Devices and Circuits
Wiley, May 13, 1986 - Technology & Engineering - 306 pages
Gives basic and up-to-date information about noise sources in electronic devices. Demonstrates how this information can be used to calculate the noise performance, in particular the noise figure, of electronic circuits using these devices. Optimization procedures, both for the circuits and for the devices, are then devised based on these data. Gives an elementary treatment of thermal noise, diffusion noise, and velocity-fluctuation noise, including quantum effects in thermal noise and maser noise.
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Most of the damage to the screen mesh occurs during tensioning due to insufficient tensioning and stabilization times, incorrect tensioning values, and stressed screen corners.
By Screen Printing's Solution Sourcebook
Polyester screen fabrics are one of the most expensive supply items in screenmaking. Besides being costly, they are also delicate and easy to damage. Careless handling, poorly designed storage, and accidents on the press account for 20-30% of ruined screens. Although some of these problems are preventable, they also represent the unavoidable cost of doing business.
The majority of screens, however, are damaged during screenmaking, which is a problem that can be avoided and corrected by training the screenmakers properly and providing them with necessary instrumentation and equipment. The leading causes of screen damage are poor tensioning practices, lack of instruments tools and properly maintained tensioning devices, and poorly prepared frames. Most of the damage to the screen mesh occurs during tensioning due to insufficient tensioning and stabilization times, incorrect tensioning values, and stressed screen corners.
Tensioning time
Although some meshes, notably those under 100 threads/in., can be tensioned to their maximum tension level in one stretching step, the safest approach is to stretch screens incrementally. The screen should first be stretched to its initial tension level, which is a fraction of its final tension. The mesh should then rest for 20 min before the next tensioning step. Each subsequent stretching should increase the tension level by 1/3-1/4 of the difference between the initial and final tensions.
For example, if the initial tension is 15 N/cm and the final (maximum) tension is 24 N/cm, then the next three tensioning steps should increase the tension by 3 N/cm each with 20-min rest periods in between. These rest periods should be not less than 15 min, and not more than 30 min since there seems to be no practical advantage for longer rest periods.)
Once the screen is stretched to its maximum tension, it should be left to stabilize for a minimum of 24 hours and preferably for 48 hours. During this time, the screen will lose 3-6 N/cm tension due to cold flow, which is normal for polyester material. If the screen is processed without this stabilization period and used for printing, the images will be significantly larger than they should be, and the registration of subsequent colors will be difficult to maintain.
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