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This document outlines the terms of a dollar volume contract between a local retail or digital publisher ("OWH") and an advertiser. It details the advertising commitment levels, payment terms, rates, and policies regarding errors, cancellations, taxes, assignments, and legal responsibilities of both parties. The contract covers advertising placement in OWH publications over an initial and renewal term in exchange for the advertiser meeting a specified dollar volume or frequency commitment.
Turn Volunteers into Advocates for your OrganizationDeanna Cole, CVA
Turn Volunteers into Advocates for your Organization
By Deanna Lynn Cole
www.ivolunteerUNIVERSITY.com
A motivated volunteer can help to advance the mission inside the organization and in the community for which they volunteer. Fostering an environment that provides opportunities for volunteers to become advocates for your organization has an undeniable impact on the mission of a nonprofit organization. In this course, participants will be presented with the tools to turn volunteers into outstanding advocates for the organization.
What You'll Learn:
• What a volunteer advocate is and why they are important.
• What volunteers need to know in order to take action.
Who Should Attend:
• Volunteer Program Managers
• Those responsible for managing or engaging volunteers
FMI contact Deanna Lynn Cole at ivolunteerUNIVERSITY@gmail.com
2014 Omaha World-Herald Digital Advertising Rate Card. Promote your business, services and products on Omaha.com using digital display banner ads. With online display advertising you can promote your business on a credible, engaging, local website with relevant content and accurate information. Omaha.com is in high demand by the greater Omaha and surrounding areas!
Volunteer mentoring Part 2 - Deanna Cole 15JAN2015Deanna Cole, CVA
Turn Volunteers into Advocates for your Organization Part 2
By Deanna Lynn Cole
www.ivolunteerUNIVERSITY.com
When engaging volunteers it can be difficult to ensure that each volunteer receives the time, attention, and training that they need to be successful - this is where a volunteer mentoring program can help! Building on the ideas introduced in Part I, this webinar will discuss some of the common challenges with building and managing a volunteer mentor program, and how to overcome or prevent those challenges. Included will be a discussion of the role that professional development for volunteers plays in a successful program, and how best to engage volunteer leaders. While it is strongly encouraged and extremely beneficial to attend both Part I and Part II of this series, attending both is not required.
What You'll Learn:
* How to train and support volunteer mentors.
* Tools for managing a volunteer mentoring team.
* How to include opportunities for volunteer leadership and development in a mentoring program.
Who Should Attend:
Volunteer Program Managers
Those responsible for managing or engaging volunteers
FMI contact Deanna Lynn Cole at ivolunteerUNIVERSITY@gmail.com
Pub: j'en fait un BBL pour approfondir les concepts.
les principes du design, au sens "utilisabilité", défini par Donald Norman dans son livre "The Design of Everyday Things" et comment ceux-ci s'appliquent à notre code de tous les jours. Comprendre les principes d'affordance, d'association, de contrainte ou encore de visibilité sont un excellent moyen de faire du "Clean Code". Ainsi le développeur qui vous succède - et c'est souvent vous même après quelques mois - est capable de facilement le reprendre en main. On comprendra aussi mieux les conseils d'"Uncle Bob" ;)
Construisons des organisations adaptées au 21ème siècleyannick grenzinger
Cette présentation s'inspire de la spirale dynamique pour construire des organisations robustes, performantes, humaines et surtout adaptées à la complexité du 21ème siècle.
Deux choses importantes:
- je joue cette présentation en BBL. Contactez moi sur yannick.grenzinger sur gmail.
- c'est un travail en permanente construction donc cette version peut être un brouillon de la prochaine étape :)
Slides du BBL Lean Startup que je propose. Une partie du BBL est une mise en pratique autour du Lean Canvas et donc n'est pas visible dans les slides :)
Gloucester transportation facility request for proposalsKenneth Hogge Sr
This is Gloucester County Publics Schools asking for proposals from architectural firms to design a new county and school transportation facility so the board of supervisors can sell the old Page Middle School land.
Contractual AgreementThis agreement is made effective as of Sept.docxdonnajames55
Contractual Agreement
This agreement is made effective as of September 1, 20XX, by and between ABC Coding Services and Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics. In this Agreement, the party who is contracting to receive services shall be referred to as Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics, and the party who will be providing the services shall be referred to as ABC Coding Services.
The parties agree as follows:
Description of Services: Commencing September 1, 20XX, ABC Coding Services will provide the following services (collectively, the "Services"):
1. Provide ICD diagnoses and procedure codes for inpatient services
2. Provide ICD diagnoses for outpatient services
3. Provide CPT codes for outpatient services
Performance of Services:
· Rasmussen Hospitals and Clinics will rely on ABC Coding Services to work as many hours as may be reasonably necessary to fulfill the obligations under this agreement.
· Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics will not review assigned coders' resumes, contact previous healthcare facilities, and reject any coders of ABC Coding Services
· Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics will not review coded records from ABC Coding Services as to acceptable standards of coding accuracy and how performance will be measured
· Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics will not terminate the use of a particular coder when acceptable standards of accuracy are not maintained
Price and Payment Terms: Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics will pay a fee to ABC Coding Services for the Services in the amount of $10.00 per coded record. Upon termination of this Agreement, payments under this paragraph shall cease, however, ABC Coding Services shall be entitled to payments for periods or partial periods that accrued prior to the date of termination and for which ABC Coding Services has not yet been paid.
Term/Termination: This Agreement shall terminate automatically upon completion by ABC Coding Services of the Services required by this Agreement. Either party may terminate this agreement with or without cause by submitting a 2-day written notice.
Relationship of Parties: It is understood by the parties that ABC Coding Services is an independent contractor and not an employee of Rasmussen Hospitals and Clinics. ABC Coding Services employees may be eligible for fringe benefits, including health insurance, holidays, paid vacation, or any other employee benefit from Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics.
Legal Fees and Court Costs: In the event any legal action is taken to enforce this agreement or any portion thereof, the party that prevails in that suit shall be entitled to recover from the other, reasonable attorney fees plus the cost of said suit.
Notices: All notices required or permitted under this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be deemed delivered when delivered in person or deposited in the United States mail, postage prepaid, addressed as follows:
Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics, P.O. Box 45, Mytown, MN
ABC Coding Services, P.O. Box 87, Ourtown, MN
Such address may be chan.
Turn Volunteers into Advocates for your OrganizationDeanna Cole, CVA
Turn Volunteers into Advocates for your Organization
By Deanna Lynn Cole
www.ivolunteerUNIVERSITY.com
A motivated volunteer can help to advance the mission inside the organization and in the community for which they volunteer. Fostering an environment that provides opportunities for volunteers to become advocates for your organization has an undeniable impact on the mission of a nonprofit organization. In this course, participants will be presented with the tools to turn volunteers into outstanding advocates for the organization.
What You'll Learn:
• What a volunteer advocate is and why they are important.
• What volunteers need to know in order to take action.
Who Should Attend:
• Volunteer Program Managers
• Those responsible for managing or engaging volunteers
FMI contact Deanna Lynn Cole at ivolunteerUNIVERSITY@gmail.com
2014 Omaha World-Herald Digital Advertising Rate Card. Promote your business, services and products on Omaha.com using digital display banner ads. With online display advertising you can promote your business on a credible, engaging, local website with relevant content and accurate information. Omaha.com is in high demand by the greater Omaha and surrounding areas!
Volunteer mentoring Part 2 - Deanna Cole 15JAN2015Deanna Cole, CVA
Turn Volunteers into Advocates for your Organization Part 2
By Deanna Lynn Cole
www.ivolunteerUNIVERSITY.com
When engaging volunteers it can be difficult to ensure that each volunteer receives the time, attention, and training that they need to be successful - this is where a volunteer mentoring program can help! Building on the ideas introduced in Part I, this webinar will discuss some of the common challenges with building and managing a volunteer mentor program, and how to overcome or prevent those challenges. Included will be a discussion of the role that professional development for volunteers plays in a successful program, and how best to engage volunteer leaders. While it is strongly encouraged and extremely beneficial to attend both Part I and Part II of this series, attending both is not required.
What You'll Learn:
* How to train and support volunteer mentors.
* Tools for managing a volunteer mentoring team.
* How to include opportunities for volunteer leadership and development in a mentoring program.
Who Should Attend:
Volunteer Program Managers
Those responsible for managing or engaging volunteers
FMI contact Deanna Lynn Cole at ivolunteerUNIVERSITY@gmail.com
Pub: j'en fait un BBL pour approfondir les concepts.
les principes du design, au sens "utilisabilité", défini par Donald Norman dans son livre "The Design of Everyday Things" et comment ceux-ci s'appliquent à notre code de tous les jours. Comprendre les principes d'affordance, d'association, de contrainte ou encore de visibilité sont un excellent moyen de faire du "Clean Code". Ainsi le développeur qui vous succède - et c'est souvent vous même après quelques mois - est capable de facilement le reprendre en main. On comprendra aussi mieux les conseils d'"Uncle Bob" ;)
Construisons des organisations adaptées au 21ème siècleyannick grenzinger
Cette présentation s'inspire de la spirale dynamique pour construire des organisations robustes, performantes, humaines et surtout adaptées à la complexité du 21ème siècle.
Deux choses importantes:
- je joue cette présentation en BBL. Contactez moi sur yannick.grenzinger sur gmail.
- c'est un travail en permanente construction donc cette version peut être un brouillon de la prochaine étape :)
Slides du BBL Lean Startup que je propose. Une partie du BBL est une mise en pratique autour du Lean Canvas et donc n'est pas visible dans les slides :)
Gloucester transportation facility request for proposalsKenneth Hogge Sr
This is Gloucester County Publics Schools asking for proposals from architectural firms to design a new county and school transportation facility so the board of supervisors can sell the old Page Middle School land.
Contractual AgreementThis agreement is made effective as of Sept.docxdonnajames55
Contractual Agreement
This agreement is made effective as of September 1, 20XX, by and between ABC Coding Services and Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics. In this Agreement, the party who is contracting to receive services shall be referred to as Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics, and the party who will be providing the services shall be referred to as ABC Coding Services.
The parties agree as follows:
Description of Services: Commencing September 1, 20XX, ABC Coding Services will provide the following services (collectively, the "Services"):
1. Provide ICD diagnoses and procedure codes for inpatient services
2. Provide ICD diagnoses for outpatient services
3. Provide CPT codes for outpatient services
Performance of Services:
· Rasmussen Hospitals and Clinics will rely on ABC Coding Services to work as many hours as may be reasonably necessary to fulfill the obligations under this agreement.
· Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics will not review assigned coders' resumes, contact previous healthcare facilities, and reject any coders of ABC Coding Services
· Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics will not review coded records from ABC Coding Services as to acceptable standards of coding accuracy and how performance will be measured
· Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics will not terminate the use of a particular coder when acceptable standards of accuracy are not maintained
Price and Payment Terms: Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics will pay a fee to ABC Coding Services for the Services in the amount of $10.00 per coded record. Upon termination of this Agreement, payments under this paragraph shall cease, however, ABC Coding Services shall be entitled to payments for periods or partial periods that accrued prior to the date of termination and for which ABC Coding Services has not yet been paid.
Term/Termination: This Agreement shall terminate automatically upon completion by ABC Coding Services of the Services required by this Agreement. Either party may terminate this agreement with or without cause by submitting a 2-day written notice.
Relationship of Parties: It is understood by the parties that ABC Coding Services is an independent contractor and not an employee of Rasmussen Hospitals and Clinics. ABC Coding Services employees may be eligible for fringe benefits, including health insurance, holidays, paid vacation, or any other employee benefit from Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics.
Legal Fees and Court Costs: In the event any legal action is taken to enforce this agreement or any portion thereof, the party that prevails in that suit shall be entitled to recover from the other, reasonable attorney fees plus the cost of said suit.
Notices: All notices required or permitted under this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be deemed delivered when delivered in person or deposited in the United States mail, postage prepaid, addressed as follows:
Rasmussen Hospital and Clinics, P.O. Box 45, Mytown, MN
ABC Coding Services, P.O. Box 87, Ourtown, MN
Such address may be chan.
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1. Dollar Volume Contract Page 1 of 3
Local Retail Print and Digital
Publishers of Omaha World-Herald and the Sunday World-Herald (hereafter called OWH) 1314 Douglas Street Suite 600 | Omaha, NE 68102, (402) 444-1421
1314 Douglas St. Suite 600 | Omaha, NE 68102 | (402) 444-1421 | www.omaha.com
New Contract
Renewal Contract of:
Current Level Current Start Date remains unchanged
Current Start Date remains unchangedCurrent Level
Replaces Contract of:
Account Number(s)- List all account numbers eligible for this contract agreement:
Name of Firm: Street Address:
Phone Number:
Fax Number:
Agency Address: (if applicable)
Additional Provisions on pages 2 and 3 are part of this agreement.
City, State, Zip Code:
Email Address:
Agency: (if applicable)
Agency City, State, Zip Code: (if applicable)
During the time period set forth in Section E (below), and each subsequent renewal period, Advertiser commits to fulfill the following amount of retail and/or digital
advertising with OWH. (refer to current rate cards for Local Retail Rates, Digital Ad Rates Data)
RETAIL ADVERTISING applies to businesses located within the OWH circulation area of Nebraska and southwest Iowa. The business must have a permanent location (12-month lease or own building)
where the products or services are purchased from that location. Please see account executive for special rates for political advocacy. All retail and digital advertising is subject to the rates and terms set
forth in the OWH's then current retail and digital rate books as modified from time to time. (This Agreement and its fulfillment does not apply to Classified or Suburban Newspaper advertising.)
Contract Starts Contract Renews if not replaced at end of 12 months
Initial Term:
Dollar Volume or Terms Conditions*
Promotional Product / Program*
LiveWell
Food Express
S.N.A.P. (Small-space Newspaper Advertising Program)
GO Wine Dine
Zone Living
FindIt
OWH Newspaper Front Page Strips
Welcome, Visitors
Breaking News
Email Blast
Print and Deliver
Other:
Print to Web Yes No
Weekly Monthly
Zone Living Front Page Strips
GO Sponsorship GO for Free
1x 2x 3x 4x 6x 12x 13x 24x 26x 36x 52x
Terms Conditions only $75,000 6 - 11 inserts
1 - 9 ads
10 - 29 ads
30 - 59 ads
60 - 99 ads
100 - 149 ads
150+ ads
12 - 23 inserts
24 - 35 inserts
36 - 47 inserts
48 - 59 inserts
60 - 82 inserts
83 - 103 inserts
104+ inserts
$100,000
$200,000
$300,000
$400,000
$500,000
Other:
$2,500
$5,000
$7,500
$15,000
$30,000
$50,000
Preprint Frequency Agreement Level*
*Individual signed agreements are required for discounted rate-level pricing in current rate schedules
*Individual signed agreements are required for discounted rate-level pricing in current rate schedules
Annual Color Frequency Agreement Levels*
Additional Provisions on pages 2 and 3 are part of this agreement.
2. 1. If for any reason the advertising commitment agreed upon should not be used
by the Advertiser within the initial term or any renewal term, or if the Advertiser
should quit business or permanently stop advertising in OWH during the life of
this Agreement, the Advertiser shall pay within 30 days the difference between the
amount of Advertiser’s advertising commitment under this Agreement and the rate
actually earned during the applicable initial or renewal term, as set forth on OWH’s
then current applicable rate card. If the Advertiser exceeds the contracted amount
and fulfills a larger contract level, OWH agrees to rebate to the Advertiser the
amount which reflects the difference in rate which exists under the dollar volume
level originally committed on page 1 of this Agreement based on OWH’s retail or
digital rate book versus rate earned during the contract year under the dollar volume
level of Advertiser’s actual spending up to, but no more than, one (1) dollar volume
contract level above Advertiser’s applicable contract commitment under page 1 of
this Agreement. At the discretion of OWH, rates covered in this contract may be
changed on 30 days’ written notice to the Advertiser. During a period of 14 days
after receiving written notice, the Advertiser may cancel the contract without rate
adjustment upon written notice to OWH, such cancellation to be effective at the end
of such 14 day period. At the discretion of OWH, the plan or category of contract
commitment covered by this contract may be changed or discontinued on 30 days’
written notice to the Advertiser. During a period of 14 days after receiving written
notice, the Advertiser may, upon written notice to OWH, cancel the contract without
rate adjustment (such cancellation to be effective at the end of such 14 day period
or, at its election, may change to another plan or category of contract commitment
then being offered by OWH, in which event a new contract would be signed).
2. Unless the contract is terminated before expiration of any initial or renewal term,
the term of this contract will be automatically extended for successive periods of
equal duration to the initial contract term, unless either party gives written notice
of termination to the other party at least 10 days prior to the renewal date of the
contract. Unless said termination notice be given at least 10 days before each
subsequent renewal date, this contract shall, in like manner, continue to run for
successive periods equal in length to the initial term.
3. All rates are non-commissionable and there is no cash discount.
4. Fulfillment of this contract is contingent upon the Advertiser supplying either the
ad copy, layout, necessary reproduction material, links and/or the proper amount of
inserts for distribution in accordance with OWH’s deadlines and specifications. OWH
reserves the right to revise the deadlines at any time. If ads, layout and necessary
reproduction material are not furnished by the Advertiser by the OWH deadline for
an agreed upon advertising schedule, or Advertiser cancels a scheduled ad with
less than 14 days advance written notice to the Advertiser’s OWH account rep,
Advertiser may still be obligated for payment of the advertising schedule reserved at
the earned rate (i.e. the rate that would otherwise apply under OWH’s then current
applicable rate card based on the actual amount of advertising published). Please
refer to OWH print or digital rate cards or call your account representative regarding
deadlines and specifications. If the Advertiser cancels a scheduled ad with 14
or more days written notice to the Advertiser’s OWH’s account rep before the
scheduled publication date, Advertiser may be charged a 20% cancellation fee of
the cancelled ad or Advertiser launch of a scheduled ad campaign with a minimum
payment due of $250.00.
5. All advertising is payable in advance, unless credit has been established with
the OWH Credit Department. OWH reserves the right at any time without notice,
to cancel or rescind any credit arrangements and thereafter to require payment of
all advertising in advance. When monthly credit is granted by OWH, all charges
under this contract shall be due and payable on the 15th day of the month following
the date of publication. OWH may cancel this contract for non-payment of charges
when they are due, or for failure by the Advertiser to comply with the terms of this
Agreement. In the event of such cancellation, the Advertiser agrees to pay for
all advertising used at the applicable rate under OWH’s then current applicable
rate card for which the Advertiser has already qualified as determined by OWH or
1-time rate. In any case, the rate charged will not exceed the cost of continuing the
contract in force until its expiration date. In the event suit is filed by OWH to collect
unpaid advertising charges, Advertiser shall pay the costs of such suit, including
reasonable attorney fees to the extent allowed by law.
6. The Advertiser shall check ad daily and report any errors immediately in writing.
This Agreement shall not be invalidated by any wrong insertion or by omission,
including but not limited to any missed publication or insertion date. OWH will not
be liable for any error in any ad published by OWH unless a proof of such ad is
requested in writing by the Advertiser and returned to OWH (sufficiently in advance
of OWH’s deadline) with such error or correction plainly noted in writing on the ad
proof, and in that case, if any error so noted by Advertiser is not corrected by OWH
in the manner so noted by Advertiser, OWH’s maximum liability shall not exceed
the cost of the ad (which for digital ads shall be limited to the actual impressions
delivered as determined by OWH). Any wrong or missed insertions or omissions will
Dollar Volume Contract Page 2 of 3
Local Retail Print and Digital
Publishers of Omaha World-Herald and the Sunday World-Herald (hereafter called OWH) 1314 Douglas Street Suite 600 | Omaha, NE 68102, (402) 444-1421
1314 Douglas St. Suite 600 | Omaha, NE 68102 | (402) 444-1421 | www.omaha.com
Additional Provisions on pages 1 and 3 are part of this agreement.
be made good by a makeup publication or insertion of the first wrong or missed
ad or a credit adjustment covering only the first issue the ad appears. Claims
for adjustments must be reported in writing by the Advertiser to OWH within
10 days from the date of publication or insertion or no credit adjustment will be
provided. Regardless of whether any remedy or warranty fails of its essential
purpose, in no event and under no circumstances shall OWH be liable to any
party, including, but not limited to, Advertiser, for lost profits, loss of business,
loss of goodwill, or special, incidental, indirect or consequential damages of
any kind arising out of or relating to this Agreement, or any act or omission of
OWH, even if such loss or damage is foreseeable or OWH has been advised
of the possibility of such loss or damage. Account representatives of OWH are
not authorized to make any deviations from these published rates or terms
either orally or in writing nor can they guarantee that any ad will appear on a
specific page or section (other than front page newspaper strips).
7. OWH reserves the right in its sole discretion to immediately disable any
website or mobile site (“Site”) hosted by arrangement of OWH, in whole or
in part, and to prevent the Site, in whole or in part, from being accessed, if
OWH determines, in its sole discretion, that the Site or its content is obscene,
offensive or in bad taste, may violate any law, may infringe upon the rights
of any third party or may otherwise expose OWH to civil or criminal liability;
provided, however, that such right does not place any obligation on OWH to
review or edit the Site or to notify Advertiser of any concerns OWH may have
regarding the Site or its content. OWH reserves the right to reject or remove
any copy posted on or linked on any webpage which may in OWH’s opinion
be offensive, distasteful, libelous or illegal (but OWH undertakes no obligation
to review or edit such copy or links). Website setup fees are payable upon
execution of this Agreement. Fees for new web or digital pages or changes to
existing web or digital pages are due the month the work is done.
8. OWH reserves the right to edit, reject, cancel at any time or revise and
properly classify ad copy, ad or link. The subject matter, form, size, wording,
illustration and typography of all ads are subject to specific approval by OWH.
The Advertiser agrees to abide by the policies of OWH. Ads set solid or in
reading matter type or advertising which simulates news content must carry the
word “advertisement” over each column in width.
9. OWH shall not be held liable for any failure to publish or distribute any
ad resulting from strikes, accidents, weather conditions, acts of God or other
delays beyond OWH’s control.
10. Advertiser shall indemnify, hold and save OWH harmless from any liability,
loss or expense (including but not limited to attorneys’ fees) directly or indirectly
relating to or arising from claims or suits based in whole or in part on the
contents of any ad copy or sample products submitted to OWH for publication
or distribution. OWH owns all right, title and interest (including copyright) to any
article, content or creative work (including advertising or marketing materials)
prepared or created by OWH, its employees, contractors or representatives
(collectively, the “Work Product”). The Work Product may not be used or
published in any manner without OWH’s prior written permission other than in a
publication owned by OWH or one of its affiliates.
11. This contract covers only advertising relating to the regular business of the
Advertiser, and its privileges cannot be transferred in whole or part to another
advertiser, except where common ownership of multiple businesses of 50%
or greater exists. In the event Advertiser sells its business during the life of
this contract, the contract may be assigned to the new owner upon written
consent of OWH which shall not be unreasonably withheld. The benefits of this
contract shall accrue to the successors or assignees of OWH.
12. All subsidiary firms, organizations or individuals to be included in this
contract must be on written file at OWH. To qualify for inclusion, the parent
firm, as addressed on the face of this contract, must own over 50% of its
subsidiaries. Shopping centers, trade associations and merchant groups may
qualify for Retail ROP contracts. In the event more than one advertiser is set
forth on the front side of this contract each such advertiser shall be jointly and
severally liable for all charges and obligations under this contract, regardless
of the percentage advertising placed by or attributable to each such advertiser.
If any one or more advertisers which are not signatories to this contract, place
advertisements with OWH under this contract, or otherwise receive the benefits
of this contract, each such non-signatory advertiser together with advertiser
named in the contract, shall be jointly and severally liable for all charges and
obligations relating to all such advertisements placed with OWH, regardless of
the percentage advertising placed by or attributable to each such advertiser.
3. Dollar Volume Contract Page 3 of 3
Local Retail Print and Digital
Publishers of Omaha World-Herald and the Sunday World-Herald (hereafter called OWH) 1314 Douglas Street Suite 600 | Omaha, NE 68102, (402) 444-1421
1314 Douglas St. Suite 600 | Omaha, NE 68102 | (402) 444-1421 | www.omaha.com
Additional Provisions on pages 1 and 2 are part of this agreement.
13. Newspaper ads exceeding 18 inches in depth are charged 20-3/4 inches. Retail
advertising is billed to nearest quarter inch. Any measurement by quarters is billed
to next highest quarter inch. OWH agrees to distribute the preprinted inserts to the
areas designated, by carrier and/or mail; 100% distribution cannot be guaranteed.
In the event any governmental agency levies a tax on advertising covered by this
contract, such tax shall become an additional charge paid by the Advertiser.
14. Any ad agency establishing credit and placing advertising with the OWH shall
be liable for payment of all media invoices. Any other written or verbal statement
pertaining to “sequential liability” contained on insertion orders from an agency are
not valid. The terms of this Agreement may not be supplemented or revised by
insertion order or other documents submitted by Advertiser or its agency. If an ad
agency fails to pay OWH, the ad agency client is still liable for payment to OWH.
15. Due to lead times, order quantity for preprint purchases is based on forecasted
circulation. This forecasted quantity at the time of order will also be the quantity
used for billing.
16. OWH reserves the right to delegate or subcontract its services in whole or in
part to third parties.
17. Advertiser agrees to allow OWH and Omaha.com to use its names, logos
and other marketing materials in all forms of media for the purpose of promoting
its services or Omaha.com. Advertiser represents and warrants to OWH that
it exclusively owns, or has the right to use, all text, graphics, photos, designs,
trademarks, or other items which (a) are furnished to OWH for its use in providing
services, (b) are or will be resident on a Site for which OWH is performing services,
or (c) are or will be a part of the domain name selected by Advertiser for the Site.
Advertiser will defend, indemnify and hold harmless OWH from and against any and
all claims, demands, lawsuits, liabilities, losses, damages, expenses, judgments,
payments, fines, assessments, penalties, interest, and other costs and expenses,
including without limitation settlement costs and reasonable attorneys’ fees and
expenses, arising out of or relating to any breach of the foregoing representations
and warranties or any claim alleging any content, domain name or link supplied
by or through Advertiser violates or misappropriates the rights of any third party.
Advertiser shall have no right to use, reproduce, or modify any Site content or other
materials provided by OWH under this Agreement without obtaining OWH’s prior
written consent.
18. All services are provided “AS IS”. OWH does not make any warranties of any
kind, whether express or implied, including any implied warranty of merchantability,
fitness for a particular purpose, usage of trade or course of dealing. OWH shall not
be liable for any unavailability or inoperability of the Internet, technical malfunction
occurring on or off the Site, computer error, or corruption or loss of information.
19. Advertiser agrees that OWH will retain all proprietary rights in and to the Omaha.
com site, its business and trademarks, technology, and services (including all
software, source codes, modifications, updates and enhancements or any other
aspect of its services), the name “Omaha.com”, and any other trademarks and
logos which are owned or controlled by OWH or its affiliates or used in promoting
its services. OWH has the right to collect and use information and data gathered in
connection with any use of or access to Omaha.com or any services provided by
OWH. Advertiser specifically authorizes OWH to catalog, cross-reference and index,
and creates hyperlinks to and from, the Site or specific content on the Site.
20. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement of the parties and supersedes
any and all prior or contemporaneous agreements and negotiations with respect
to its subject matter, whether written or oral. No terms set forth on any Advertiser
purchase order or like document shall modify, supplement or otherwise amend the
terms set forth in this Agreement, and any such terms shall have no force or effect.
Advertiser may not assign this Agreement without the prior written consent of OWH,
nor may it be amended except in writing, which is signed by both parties. Advertiser
agrees OWH and its representatives have not made, and Advertiser has not relied
upon, any representation of OWH or its representatives which is not expressly set
forth in this Agreement. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in
accordance with Nebraska law (without application of its conflict of laws principles)
and the parties hereby consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the federal, county or
district courts of Douglas County, Nebraska to resolve any disputes arising out of
this Agreement, or the rights, duties or obligations of the parties, and any objection
to such jurisdiction or venue is hereby waived.
21. For any digital advertising for which there is a charge for impressions as set forth
in OWH’s digital ad rate book, an Impression is defined as each time advertisers’
online ad is displayed on a screen. CPM is an acronym for Cost Per Thousand or
the cost per one thousand online display ad impressions. The costs per impressions
delivered are based on the OWH’s ad delivery system. OWH reserves the right to
run Advertiser’s digital ad in order to fulfill the proposed amount of impressions.
OWH reserves the right to run Advertiser’s digital ad in sections other than those
that are requested. Reasonable efforts will be made to first fulfill Advertiser’s
digital ad in the requested online or mobile section, but sections cannot
be guaranteed. Impressions may be delivered over 30 days. All 30-day
campaigns must consist of a single creative design (same ad running for 30
days).
22. This Agreement is only effective upon approval and signature by OWH
management. No changes marked on this Agreement or any strikethrough of
any provision of this Agreement shall be valid unless approved and initialed in
writing by OWH management.
23. In addition to the terms set forth in this Agreement, all advertising is subject
to the terms set forth in OWH’s rate books for retail print advertising or digital
ad products, as applicable.
The parties have agreed to the terms set forth above.
Name: _________________________________________________________
Signature: ______________________________________________________
Title: ___________________________________________________________
Date: __________________________________________________________
Name: _________________________________________________________
Signature: ______________________________________________________
Title: ___________________________________________________________
Date: __________________________________________________________
OWH Management: _______________________________________________
Date: __________________________________________________________
ADVERTISER
OMAHA WORLD-HERALD COMPANY
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