1. Definitions and Interpretation

• 1.1 In this Agreement, the following expressions have the following meanings:
  “Advertisement” means the banner, text, graphic, logo, or any other advertising format that the Advertiser submits to MOBSTA for placement on the Media Vehicle in accordance with the terms of this Agreement;

  “MOBSTA” means MOBSTA Ltd, Silver House, 31-35 Beak Street, London, W1F 9SX, registration number (08108260);

  “Advertiser” means the advertiser or media-buying agency that signs an Advertising Order;

  “Advertising Order” means an order in MOBSTA’s prescribed format for the placement of an Advertisement signed by the Advertiser and MOBSTA;

  “Advertising Space” means the space available for the placement of advertisements on the Media Vehicle;

  “Agreement” means the agreement between the Advertiser and MOBSTA for the purchase of Advertising Space on the Media Vehicle consisting of an Advertising Order and the general terms and conditions contained in this document;

  “Charges” means the charges to be paid by the Advertiser to MOBSTA for placing or procuring the placement of the Advertisement on the Media Vehicle in accordance with the Advertising Order;

  “Force Majeure” means any event beyond the reasonable control of a Party, including but not limited to lightning, flood, exceptionally severe weather, fire, explosion, war, civil disorder, industrial disputes (whether or not involving that Party’s employees), an Insolvency Event in relation to a Publisher or acts of local or central Government or other competent authorities. For the avoidance of doubt, any incidents linked to the failure of any IT equipment, software or services, including but not limited to Internet availability, that prevents MOBSTA from carrying out the momentary, full or partial disclosure of the Advertisement shall be deemed an event of Force Majeure;

  “Insolvency Event” means, in relation to an entity, that it becomes insolvent or unable to pay its debts as they fall due or becomes subject to, or itself takes any steps to invoke, any law, proceedings, procedure or third party action preliminary or relating to its insolvency, winding-up, liquidation, administration or receivership (or any analogous proceedings in any jurisdiction) or any enforcement of any security against it, or to a rescheduling, composition or arrangement in respect of any of its debts;

  “Intellectual Property Rights” means all copyrights, patents, utility models, trademarks, service marks, design rights (whether registered or unregistered), database rights, semiconductor topography rights, proprietary information rights and all other similar proprietary rights as any exist anywhere in the world;

  “Linked Website” means a website which is accessible through any hyperlink (or other method of linking pages on the World Wide Web) embodied in an Advertisement;

  “Media Vehicle”means the medium on which the Advertisement(s) are to be placed, as set out in the Advertising Order;

  “Parties” means the Advertiser and MOBSTA, and “Party” means either of them;

  “Payment Date” means the date for payment of the Charges being the date thirty (30) days from the date of MOBSTA’s invoice for the Charges;

  “Publisher” means the person that is responsible for the operation of the Media Vehicle from time to time; and “Start Date” means the date on which it is intended that the Advertisement will first be placed on the Media Vehicle as set out in the Advertising Order or as otherwise agreed between MOBSTA and the Advertiser.

• 1.2 In this Agreement, unless the context otherwise requires:
  (a) a reference to a clause is a reference to a clause of this Agreement;(b) a reference to any legislation is a reference to that legislation as amended, replaced or re-enacted from time to time and any subordinate legislation made under it;

  (c) a reference to a person includes an individual, a firm, a body corporate, an unincorporated association or an authority and that person’s executors, administrators, successors, substitutes (including but not limited to persons taking by notation) and assigns; and

  (d) references to the single include the plural and vice versa and a reference to one gender includes all genders as the context admits or requires.

3. Submission of Orders

• • 3.1 The Advertising Order shall be the only order form used by MOBSTA and the Advertiser. No terms or conditions endorsed upon or delivered by the Advertiser with the Advertising Order will form part of this Agreement. An Advertising Order signed by the Advertiser shall be deemed to be an offer to purchase Advertising Space.3.2 The Advertiser may submit a signed Advertising Order to MOBSTA at any time, however such order shall not be deemed to be accepted until MOBSTA has returned a copy of such Advertising Order to the Client duly countersigned by MOBSTA. MOBSTA will endeavour to notify the Advertiser within five (5) days of its receipt of an Advertising Order whether or not it accepts such order.

    3.3 MOBSTA will have no liability to procure the placement of an Advertisement on the Media Vehicle until it has countersigned the relevant Advertising Order and returned it to the Advertiser.

    3.4 Classifications on the Advertising order must be ticked and agreed by both parties to ensure correct placement of advertising. A Site may fall into more than one category. All categories are, however, intended to be entirely self-contained and avoid all duplication. Insertion Order Permissions for Sites vetted as belonging to more than one category need to match ALL categories of the site. Explanations of the classifications are below:

    • Adult: Sites containing sexually explicit content, including but not limited to photographs, videos and text, that it is legal to include in the relevant Site, and which is not obscene or indecent, under prevailing legislation.
    • Application Downloads: Sites allowing users to download or exchange software or content (including but not limited to music files, games, movies and software applications) or software applications on which advertising may be placed in a context that is not directly associated with a site. Such software may include messenger clients, adware, desktop applications, widgets, peer-to-peer networks, file sharing programs or toolbars.
    • Incentivised Clicks: Sites containing hyperlinks to be clicked on by live users who subsequently receive some reward or incentive for making the click, for example, additional loyalty points added to an account redeemable for goods or services on achievement of certain targets. This type of Inventory may or may not operate a timeout on repeat clicks on the same link from the user within a given time span.
    • Moderated Forums: Online forums, comments areas, discussion groups and newsgroups where people exchange ideas about a common interest, subject to editorial control or moderation by a Publisher. May be part of a larger Site or a Site specifically comprising a moderated forum. Moderation may occur either before or after the user’s article is posted.
    • Unmoderated Forums: Online forums, comments areas, discussion groups and newsgroups not subject to any editorial control or moderation by or on behalf of the Publisher. May be part of a larger Site or a Site specifically comprising a moderated forum.
    • Personal Content: Independent publication by site users of personal thoughts, photographs and web links. This includes but is not limited to blogs, homepages, profiles and other user generated content on social networking sites.
    • Non-English Languages: A Site where a significant proportion of the text appears in a language other than English.
    • Political Content: A Site whose editorial content is predominantly aimed at furthering the cause of any political party, organized campaign or informal pressure group.
    • Standard Content: A Site which does not contain content matching any of the other Inventory categories (or Barred Content)

3.5 MOBSTA does not represent any sites which contain barred content, please see definitions below.

• • (a) Hate Content, Obscenity and Indecency Content articulating views intended or reasonably likely to cause or incite hatred of any race, religion, creed, class or ethnic group. Content articulating views calculated to cause offence to or incite hatred of any individual or group. Content explicitly glorifying or delivering for the purposes of entertainment, scenes or descriptions of non-consensual pain, suffering, death, torture or ill-treatment of humans or animals. Content that is obscene or indecent under prevailing legislation. Video content that may not be distributed under prevailing legislation, including without limitation because it requires (but lacks) a video classification certificate or because of the restricted nature of the classification it has been given.
  • (b) Bombs / guns / ammunition Content offering genuine or replica guns, bombs, ammunition or other offensive weapons for sale. Content glorifying the use of or offering technical information on the illegal use of guns, bombs, ammunition or other offensive weapons.
  • (c) Invalid ClicksInvalid clicks are clicks generated automatically or wrongfully.Examples of invalid clicks include repeated manual clicking or the use of robots, automated clicking tools, or other deceptive software. Invalid clicks are sometimes intended to artificially or maliciously drive up an Advertiser’s clicks or a Publisher’s earnings.
  • (d) SpywareAny software covertly installed on a user’s machine (as distinct from the legitimate addition of a cookie to the appropriate location within the user’s browser software).Typically, Spyware is:Installed without the user’s informed consent;- Cannot be easily uninstalled or disabled; and- Covertly transmits information about the user’s activities to a remote host, often used to facilitate delivery of advertising messages, often with a high frequency

    A sub-set of Spyware is malware (malicious code). A defining characteristic of malware is that it is intended to cause harm or be used for criminal purposes. Examples of malware include keystroke loggers, password sniffers, spam launchers, remote access tools (RATs) or screen capture utilities. Malware may deliver viruses, worms or Trojans.

  • (e) Unauthorised code requests(anywhere that the code requesting the ad isn’t owned by the publisher) Any ad code requests from sites to whom the Sales House has not intended to assign the campaign, typically generated through unauthorised duplication of a Publisher’s site HTML code.
  • (f) Legality GenerallyAny other content that infringes applicable laws or regulations, or the rights of any person or entity.

7. Financial Terms

• 7.1 The Advertiser must pay the Charges in full by the Payment Date. The Charges are exclusive of VAT and any other applicable sales taxes which shall be payable at the applicable rate on the Payment Date.
• 7.2 If the Charges (and all applicable taxes) are not paid in full by the Payment Date, MOBSTA may charge interest on the overdue sum from the Payment Date at a rate equivalent to one percent (1%) above the then current base lending rate of such London clearing bank as MOBSTA shall nominate from time to time. This charge may be levied until all amounts due are paid in full.
• 7.3 MOBSTA may require full or partial payment of the Charges due either prior to the Start Date or during the lifetime of the campaign where the Advertiser:
  • (a) places an Advertising Order directly with MOBSTA without using the services of a media buying agency; or
  • (b) is a media buying agency which is or becomes not officially recognised as such by the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising; or
  • (c) the Advertiser (or any entity on whose behalf it is buying) is or becomes subject to an Insolvency Event.
• 7.4 No payment shall be deemed to have been received until MOBSTA has received the Charges in cleared funds.
• 7.5 The Advertiser shall make all payments due under this Agreement without any deduction, whether by way of set-off, counterclaim, discount, abatement or otherwise unless the advertiser has a valid court order requiring an amount equal to such deduction to be paid by AD2ONE to the Advertiser.
• 7.6 Subject to clause 7.3, MOBSTA shall be entitled to invoice the Advertiser at the conclusion of each campaign for an Advertisement, or where a campaign runs for more than six (6) weeks, MOBSTA may invoice the Advertiser every four (4) weeks in arrears.
• 7.7 The data used by MOBSTA for the purpose of invoicing the Advertiser shall be based upon MOBSTA’s advertising and reporting system from time to time in force. The Charges will be payable in full in the event of discrepancy between the purchased inventory and the actual number of Advertisements delivered provided the under-delivery is less than 10% of the purchased inventory for rich format Advertisements and 5% for all other Advertisements.
• 7.8 For the period from placing an Advertising Order until payment is made to MOBSTA, the Advertiser shall hold the Charges on trust for MOBSTA and in a specially designated account, separate from all other monies (save for other monies to be paid to MOBSTA).

9. Warranties and Indemnities

• 9.1 Each of the Parties represents and warrants to the other that:
  • (a) it has the requisite power and authority to enter into and perform this Agreement; and
  • (b) this Agreement constitutes binding obligations of the Party in accordance with its terms.
• 9.2 The Advertiser warrants and represents for the benefit of the Publisher and MOBSTA that:
  • (a) it is the owner of the Advertisement or it is has the authority of the owner of the Advertisement to provide the Advertisement to MOBSTA and to the Publisher for display on the Media Vehicle;
  • (b) the reproduction and/or publication of the Advertisement on the Media Vehicle will not breach any contract or infringe or violate any Intellectual Property Right, any applicable laws, codes of practice (including the Codes of Advertising and Sales Promotion published by the Advertising Standards Authority) or any personal or proprietary right of any person including any rights of privacy anywhere where the Media Vehicle is accessed by a third party;
  • (c) any information contained within the Advertisement and any Linked Site is accurate and is not misleading;
  • (d) if any Advertisement or Linked Website contains a name or pictorial representation (photographic or otherwise) of any living person, the Advertiser has obtained the authority of such living person to make such use of name, representation and/or copy including use on the Media Vehicle or Linked Website (as the case may be);
  • (e) the Advertisement and any Linked Website are legal and do not contain objectionable material, including unlawful, fraudulent, obscene or pornographic material or any material that is likely to incite racial hatred or which is defamatory of any person under the laws of any country in which the Media Vehicle is accessed by a third party;
  • (f) the Advertisement and any Linked Website do not contain any viruses, bugs, worms, trojans or any other computer programming routines that are intended to damage, interfere or intercept any computer system or extract any data or personal information; and
  • (g) where an Advertisement contains a hyperlink to a Linked Website, nothing in the coding or other configuration of that Linked Website will act so as to disable the ‘back’ button on a user’s Internet browser.
• 9.3 It is the responsibility of the Advertiser to notify the Publisher and MOBSTA of any errors in any Advertisement and any complaints or claims made in respect of any Advertisement as soon as the same come to its attention.
• 9.4 The Advertiser must keep the Publisher and MOBSTA fully indemnified against all claims, costs, proceedings, demands, losses, expenses or liability whatsoever arising as a result of any breach of the warranties and representations set out above or as a result of any other breach or non- performance by the Advertiser of any other term set out in this Agreement or imposed by law.

11. Confidentiality

• 11.1 Each Party undertakes to the other that it will not divulge to any third party any information of a confidential nature disclosed to it by the other Party and may use such information solely for the purpose of this Agreement. However, that obligation to keep the information confidential does not apply in circumstances where:
  • (a) such disclosure is required by law or any appropriate regulatory body; or
  • (b) such information is already in the public domain, other than as a result of a breach of this obligation of confidentiality.
• 11.2 The Advertiser must keep confidential all statistical or other data provided to it by MOBSTA in connection with the placement of any Advertisement on the Media Vehicle, and acknowledges that such information is and will remain the property of the Publisher, and that it may not be disclosed by the Advertiser to any third party without the Publisher’s express written consent.

13. Usage Statistics

• Notwithstanding any provisions of the Advertising Order, the Advertiser acknowledges that MOBSTA has not made any guarantees with respect to usage statistics or levels of impressions for any Advertisement. MOBSTA provides the Advertiser with estimated usage statistics only as a courtesy to the Advertiser and will not be held liable for any claims relating to any usage statistics however supplied. The Advertiser acknowledges that delivery statistics provided by MOBSTA are the official, definitive measurements of MOBSTA performance on any delivery obligations provided in the Advertising Order.

15. Novation

• In the event of the termination of the agreement between MOBSTA and the Publisher relating to MOBSTA’s ability to sell Advertising Space on the Media Vehicle, the Advertiser shall, if so directed by MOBSTA, novate this Agreement to the Publisher and the Advertiser shall bear its own costs in respect of that novation.

17. Insurance

• 17.1 Each Party shall take out a public liability insurance policy covering the risks relating to the performance of its obligations under this Agreement with a first rate insurance company.
• 17.2 Each Party must provide the other Party, upon request, with an insurance certificate certifying that the abovementioned policy has been taken out.