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Agreement No. 04012012001 <br />4. RULES AND OBLIGATIONS <br />4.1 Ownership. Customer acknowledges that the Web site and Provided Content are the intellectual property (patent, <br />trademark, trade dress, copyright, trade secret) of DMP and agrees not to infringe DMP's intellectual property rights. <br />4.2 Copyright. Customer understands that DMP licenses copyrighted content and also understands that access and use of <br />this copyrighted content is restricted by this agreement, DMP's copyrights and by the licenses granted to DMP by third <br />parties. <br />4.3 Rights Reserved by DMP. Except for the license rights granted in this Agreement, DMP retains all rights in the <br />Provided Content. <br />4.4 Preservation of Notices. Customer agrees to include, and will not remove or obscure, any copyright, trademark, <br />patent, or other notices appearing on the Web site and Provided Content including any visual or hardcopy depictions of <br />the same (i.e. Visual Output(s) or Print Output(s)). <br />4.5 Trade Secrets and Confidential Infr)rmation. Customer also understands that the Web site and Provided Content <br />are based on and include proprietary trade secrets and confidential information of DMP. Customer will not modify, adapt, <br />translate, reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble any portion of the Web site or Provided Content. To the extent <br />allowed by law, Customer will treat the Web site and Provided Content with at least the same degree of care (and no less <br />than a reasonable degree of care) as that which it treats its own trade secrets and confidential information. <br />4.6 Consent to Use of Data. Customer agrees that DMP may collect and use technical information gathered as part of the <br />product support services provided to the Customer under this Agreement. DMP may use this information solely to <br />improve DMP's products or to provide customized services or technologies. <br />4.7 Works By DMP. Customer agrees that any works commissioned or undertaken by DMP pursuant to this Agreement shall <br />be and remain the property of DMP. <br />4.8 New Use. Customer agrees that any use of any content contained on the Web site not authorized by this Agreement is <br />strictly prohibited. Any improvements or future methods or means of accessing or using the Provided Content are <br />expressly reserved to DMP. Customer further agrees that only individuals employed and authorized by the subscribing <br />organization may access and use the Web site. <br />4.9 Injunctive Relief. Customer acknowledges that its use of the Provided Content for a use not specifically provided for in <br />this Agreement. DMP will not have an adequate remedy in money or damages. As such, should Customer misuse the <br />Provided Content, DMP and its Contributors shall have the right to seek injunctive relief against Customer to cease the <br />misuse of the Provided Content. <br />S. ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS <br />5.1 Non - Assignability. Neither party may assign or transfer this Agreement without the prior written consent of the other <br />party. Any unauthorized assignment or transfer will be null and void, and enables termination. This Agreement is binding <br />upon any authorized successor or assignee. <br />5.2 Entire Understanding. This Agreement is the parties' entire agreement relating to its subject, and supersedes any <br />prior or contemporaneous agreement on that subject. Any amendment must be in writing and expressly state that it is <br />amending this Agreement. <br />5.3 Governing Law & Arbitration. This Agreement is governed by California law, excluding California's choice of law rules. <br />All disputes relating to this Agreement will be subject to binding arbitration pursuant to the rules of the American <br />Arbitration Association or the Judicial Arbitration And Mediations Services, Inc. The exclusive place of the arbitration shall <br />be in Orange County, California. Judgment on the arbitration award may be entered in any court having jurisdiction <br />thereof. For the purpose of entry of judgment on such an award, the parties consent to personal jurisdiction in the courts <br />of Orange County, California. <br />Page 4 of 13 <br />