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3. 3.3 Format/Paper Stock. Senior Times will be printed on a tabloid section of 30# newsprint with a four -color cover and color on a space - available basis for editorial use on the inside. The Publisher reserves the right to limit the number of color separations per issue. 3.4 Production. The Publisher will, at its cost, provide turnkey coordination of all copy as provided by the Partner on a bi- monthly basis. This coordination will include typesetting, layout, color separations, plates, negatives and newsprint costs as related to the production of the sections. The Publisher will not charge any additional production costs to the Partner without the prior approval of the Partner. 3.5 Photography. A Herald -Sun freelance photographer will be provided to the Partner, subject to availability but at no cost to the Partner, on an as- needed basis for use related to Senior Times . All coordination of assignments will be made through a Herald -Sun representative to be designated by the Publisher. The Publisher reserves the right to limit the number of assignments which will be performed by the Publisher. 3.6 Content. The content of Senior Times will consist of copy provided by the Partner and any articles or feature stories which have been previously printed in a Durham Herald Company product. There will be no charge to the Partner for republication of Herald -Sun materials. The selection of copy will be at the discretion of the Partner and the editor of Senior Times subject to the approval of the Publisher. Such approval shall not be withheld unreasonably. The Partner's failure to object not later than 24 hours prior to publication constitutes approval by the Partner. 3.7 Editorial Responsibility. The Partner reserves the right to approve all copy and design of Senior Times prior to an assigned deadline. Inquiries concerning the editorial content of the magazine will be directed to the Partner. Failure to object not later than 24 hours prior to publication constitutes approval by the Partner. 4. ADVERTISING — 4.1 'The Publisher will not permit advertisements of the following products or services in Senior Times : alcoholic beverages, including wine and beer; political, religious, or sexually explicit materials; tobacco; gambling; or personal messages (including but not limited to, individual birthdays, anniversaries, etc.). 4.2 The Publisher shall warrant that any content provided by the Publisher, including advertising, will not contain any libelous, obscene or otherwise unlawful matter, and that such content does not infringe upon statutory or common law copyright or any other right of any person or property anywhere in the world. The Publisher will have the right to edit all contents of the publication, subject to the approval by the Partner. Such approval shall not be withheld unreasonably. The Partner's failure to object to advertising copy not later than 24 hours prior to publication constitutes approval by the Partner. The warranties and agreements given by the Publisher shall survive the termination for any reason of this agreement. 4.3 The Publisher will respond to any and all complaints or negative feedback regarding the advertisements in Senior Times and will relay to the Partner the circumstances of an response to any such complaint. 4.4 The Publisher will assume responsibility for sale to and service of all Senior Times advertisers and shall have the right to accept or refuse advertising copy, based on the advertising guidelines specified in paragraph 3.1. The Publisher will retain all advertising revenue. The Partner will not be responsible for any financial loss incurred by the Publisher related to the production and distribution of Senior Times.