available an audio-only access feature to users of a Music Subscription Offering whereby users can specifically elect to disable playback of or offline access to the visual portion of Provider Music Videos, while enabling consumption of and offline access to only the audio portion of the Provider Music Videos.
5. Revenues, Payments and Reporting.
5.1 Revenue Share for Non-Music Subscription Offerings .Within each Content Pool for Subscription Offerings (excluding Music Subscription Offerings) that contain Provider Content, in a given accounting period, Google will pay to Provider fifty-five percent (55%) of Subscription Revenues that are attributable to that Content Pool multiplied by the share of monthly watch time of Provider Content as a percentage of watch time (total or a representative sample) of participating content in that Content Pool. For the avoidance of doubt, Subscription Offerings may include advertising . If ads are enabled in any Subscription Offering, Google will pay Provider in accordance with the section of the Agreement governing Ad Revenues.
5.2 Music Subscription Revenues.Within each Content Pool for a Music Subscription Offering , in a given accounting period, Google will pay to Provider fifty-five percent (55%) of Subscription Revenues attributable to that Content Pool multiplied by the monthly views of Provider Music Videos as a percentage of total views of participating content in that Content Pool, or at Google's election, watchtime (total or a representative sample). If ads are enabled in any Music Subscription .Offering, Google will pay Provider in accordance with the Section of the Agreement governing Ad Revenues.
5.3 Users Who Subscribe to Multiple Subscriptions . If any Provider Content is available in more than one Subscription Offering and a user subscribes to more than one Subscription Offering, Google will calculate Provider's share of Subscription Revenues based on the Subscription Offering(s) with the highest ranking as determined by Google. Google will rank Subscription Offerings based on the Subscription Offering with the highest amount of Subscription Revenues as of the date on which such determination is made. Google may recalculate such rankings based on factors such as, by way of example only, adding or removing Subscription Offerings or Content Pools or if there is a significant change in the composition of any Subscription Offerings or Content Pools.
5.4 Rate Changes for Provider Music Videos. Google may elect , with Provider's consent,to clear some or all musical composition licenses with respect to some or all Provider Music Videos and in such event,Google will pay Provider as follows : (a) in a Music Subscription Offering , forty-five percent (45%) of Subscription Revenues attributable to the applicable Content Pool multiplied by the monthly views of Provider Music Videos as a percentage of total views of participating content in that Content Pool or, at Google's election, watchtime .(total or a representative sample); or (b) on a free,ad-supported basis, and with respect to any ads served against Provider Music Videos in a Music Subscription Offering, forty-five percent (45%) of Ad Revenues. For clarity, the foregoing payments are subject to any adjustments required
hereunder in the event of multiple claimants. If any major record label partner agrees to rates for Provider Music Videos that are lower than the rates in this Subscription Offerings Addendum , Google will have the right to reduce Provider's rate accordingly, following thirty (30) days written notice to Provider (which may include e-mail).
5.5 Monetization. If Google and/or its Affiliates makes available any feature that allows Provider to disable monetization with respect to the Subscription Offerings on any Provider Content, Provider acknowledges that such Provider Content will still be viewable within
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