TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE

1. DEFINITIONS

"Advertisement": content created by the Advertiser through the App and intended for public broadcasting whose purpose is to publicize the Advertiser's activities.

"Advertiser": any legal or natural person registered on the glooh platform and who uses glooh's Services.

"App": web application named "glooh" whose access is subject to an identification process and allowing the Advertiser to create an Advertisement, plan it and broadcast it.

"Advertising Rules": the charter established by glooh and forming an integral part of these General Conditions, which the Advertiser is required to respect when creating an Advertisement, available as an appendix to this document.

"Booking": the request for Services made by the Advertiser to glooh through the App.

"Account": personalized profile of the Advertiser on the App, allowing them to benefit from the Services offered by glooh.

"Advertisement Content": all textual, visual, graphic and audio elements that the Advertiser chooses to incorporate into their Advertisement.

"Contract": the service contract concluded between glooh and the Advertiser whose terms of execution are set out in these General Conditions.

"Screen": the digital display device(s), owned by glooh and/or third parties, on which the Advertisement is broadcast.

"Handling fees": administrative fees covering various taxes, processing and administration costs incurred in the provision of Services, payable by the Advertiser. These fees are non-refundable, even in case of cancellation or refund of the Booking.

"Tokens": value units usable on the Advertiser's Account for future campaigns. These can be loaded (prepayment) and used at any time, or are automatically allocated to the account during partial refunds of a campaign. Validity period: 12 months from their allocation.

"Guaranteed Purchase": type of broadcast where the Advertiser reserves a broadcast objective at agreed locations and times, subject to technical availability and normal operating conditions.

"Programmatic Purchase": type of campaign where broadcasting is carried out based on automated bidding according to optimization parameters, without guarantee of specific location or time.

"Broadcast Objectives": performance estimates communicated for purely indicative purposes, based on historical data and normal operating conditions. Do not constitute contractual guarantees of results.

"Normal Operating Conditions": standard technical operation without major malfunction, in a stable pDOOH environment.

"Acceptable Variation": deviation up to 20% from Broadcast Objectives, inherent to variable advertising market conditions.

"Equivalent Zone": geographical area with demographic and traffic characteristics similar to the zone initially selected by the Advertiser.

2. THE GLOOH PLATFORM AND BOOKING PROCESS

2.1. Platform Overview

The glooh platform operates as a digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising marketplace connecting Advertisers with digital screen networks. The App is provided by TPL Investment 1 (registered at the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises under number 0732.751.955), established at 23 rue de Rotterdam, B-4000 Liège, Belgium, known publicly as "Glooh" or "Glooh Media".

2.2. Booking Process Overview

The glooh platform follows a structured 4-step process:

  1. Booking Request: Advertiser submits a request for screens on selected days

  2. Content and Placement Validation: Visual content review and availability confirmation

  3. Campaign Execution: Advertisement broadcasting during confirmed periods

  4. Post-Campaign Reconciliation: Performance review and adjustments (for pDOOH campaigns)

2.3. Inventory Types and Purchase Methods

2.3.1. Guaranteed Purchase

  • Advertiser reserves specific broadcast frequency on selected screens

  • If the reservation request is validated by the Media Owner, broadcasting is guaranteed

  • Fixed placement and timing commitments

2.3.2. Programmatic Purchase

  • Screens offer their availability in real-time

  • Purchase through real-time bidding system

  • Provides flexibility and optimization opportunities

  • No guarantee of specific placement or timing

2.4. Nature of glooh's Commitments

All glooh commitments constitute best efforts obligations. Broadcast Objectives are communicated for purely indicative purposes and do not constitute contractual guarantees of results.

Both campaign types are subject to Acceptable Variations inherent to the pDOOH market, including but not limited to: traffic and audience fluctuations, temporary technical unavailability, changes in Media Owner operating conditions, digital outdoor advertising market developments.

3. REGISTRATION AND ACCOUNT CREATION

3.1. Registration Process

Advertisers wishing to benefit from glooh services must first register on glooh.co by completing required information. Once registered, they can access their Account and complete additional data such as billing information and additional administrators.

3.2. Professional Status

As professionals, Advertisers understand and accept that they do not have the right of withdrawal available only to consumers under Belgian economic law.

4. STEP 1: BOOKING REQUEST

4.1. Campaign Planning

The planning tool indicates to the Advertiser the locations of Screens with estimated performance metrics. The Advertiser makes their selection.

4.2. Targeting Options

The planning tool allows Advertisers to select Screens near specific types of locations (e.g., offices).

4.3. Reservation Nature

Simple campaign setup does not constitute a "reservation" of locations and times. Only payment of the price ensures proper booking of selected locations and times.

4.4. Availability and Substitution

4.4.1. Substitution Principle

In case of unavailability of a Screen reserved by the Advertiser, glooh reserves the right to automatically propose an alternative Screen in an Equivalent Zone with similar audience characteristics.

Automatic substitutions do not give rise to any compensation beyond the partial refund provided, glooh endeavoring to maintain equivalent audience quality.

5. STEP 2: CONTENT AND PLACEMENT VALIDATION

5.1. Advertisement Creation

5.1.1. Creative Studio Tool

The "CREATIVE STUDIO" tool allows Advertisers to create their chosen Advertisement project from:

  • A template available in glooh's library

  • A visual that the Advertiser uploads from their own files

5.1.2. Content Customization

When using templates, Advertisers can customize with texts, images, colors, or stickers. Images can come from:

  • Advertiser's own uploaded files

  • Third-party APIs (e.g., Instagram)

  • UNSPLASH image gallery (subject to UNSPLASH license terms: https://unsplash.com/license)

5.2. Content Requirements

5.2.1. Compliance Standards

Advertisement Content must comply with:

  • These General Conditions

  • glooh's Advertising Charter

  • Local advertising regulations in broadcast locations

5.2.2. Prohibited Content

Advertisements cannot feature "prohibited content" listed in the Advertising Charter. Certain advertisement types require written request by email.

5.3. Moderation Process

5.3.1. Review Timeline

Once the Advertisement project is created and finalized, content review is performed within twenty-four (24) hours following submission. This timeline is indicative and may vary.

5.3.2. Fast-track Validation

For faster validation, Advertisers may request Fast-track validation for an additional fee, with validation completed within the specified timeframe.

5.3.3. Review Outcomes

Following review, Advertisements may be:

  • Accepted: Advertisement is validated and Advertiser receives email confirmation

  • Rejected: Moderator sends email explaining rejection reasons. Advertisement may be duplicated, modified, and resubmitted as needed

5.4. Availability Confirmation

Following content validation, placement availability is confirmed or alternative options are proposed based on current inventory status.

6. STEP 3: CAMPAIGN EXECUTION

6.1. Broadcasting Conditions

Advertisements can only be broadcast if:

  • Validated by the Moderator

  • Payment completed by the Advertiser

6.2. Campaign Management Options

6.2.1. Content Modifications

Advertisers may modify Advertisement content without charge during campaigns (subject to re-moderation if required).

6.2.2. Duration Adjustments

  • Shortening: Campaigns may be shortened without charge (no refund for unused broadcast periods)

  • Extension: Campaigns may be extended with additional charges for extra broadcast time

6.2.3. Campaign Suspension

  • Advertiser-initiated: May suspend broadcasting without charge (no refund or credit applies)

  • glooh-initiated: May suspend campaigns due to third-party complaints, content violations, or regulatory issues (no compensation to Advertiser)

7. STEP 4: POST-CAMPAIGN RECONCILIATION

7.1. Performance Objectives and Limitations

7.1.1. Indicative Nature

All figures, estimates, and forecasts communicated by glooh (impressions, audience, frequency, etc.) constitute purely indicative Broadcast Objectives based on available historical data and normal operating conditions.

7.1.2. Variation Factors

Actual performance may vary due to factors beyond glooh's control:

  • Weather conditions

  • Local events affecting traffic

  • Urban infrastructure modifications

  • Media Owner technical malfunctions

  • Regulatory changes

7.1.3. Acceptable Variation Threshold

Acceptable Variations up to 20% from Broadcast Objectives are considered normal and inherent to the pDOOH market, without giving rise to compensation.

7.1.4. Threshold Exceeded

In case of variation exceeding 20% from Broadcast Objectives, and only if attributable to glooh, Advertisers may request credit in the form of Tokens proportional to the observed deviation.

7.2. Programmatic Campaign Adjustments

For Programmatic Purchase campaigns, post-campaign reconciliation includes:

  • Performance analysis against initial objectives

  • Credit allocation for significant under-delivery

  • Token distribution for future campaign use

8. PRICING, BILLING, AND PAYMENT

8.1. Payment Requirement

Before submitting Advertisement projects for validation, Advertisers must complete payment for their Booking.

8.2. Pricing Factors

Booking prices are determined by glooh based on:

  • Number of selected Screens

  • Broadcast duration

  • Time preceding reservation

  • Time of year

  • Activated Additional Services - such as but not limited to extra data insights, Dynamic Creative tool, post-campaign report study

8.3. Price Components

Booking prices include:

  • Service fees (varying according to factors above)

  • Handling fees

  • Media costs

8.4. Currency and Taxes

Prices are in euros excluding VAT and other taxes. Any VAT increase or new taxes between Booking and delivery are Advertiser's responsibility. glooh reserves the right to modify prices and General Conditions at any time.

8.5. Payment Methods

Payment is processed through:

  • STRIPE secure payment service (terms: https://stripe.com/payment-terms/legal/)

  • Bank transfer (if authorized by Account Manager)

  • Token payment (pre-loaded account credits)

8.6. Payment Confirmation

Upon payment completion, Advertisers receive email confirmation and invoice.

9. CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS

9.1. Advertisement Rejection

When Advertisements are rejected during moderation, Advertisers may:

  • Abandon their project

  • Modify and resubmit within fifteen days

9.2. Refund Policy

9.2.1. Standard Refunds

Refunds are issued as Tokens credited to Advertiser accounts, excluding non-refundable Handling fees, within fifteen (15) days.
Tokens have 12-month validity from allocation and may be used for future campaigns.

9.2.2. Pre-Validation Cancellations

Advertisers may cancel campaigns without justification before Advertisement validation. Cancellation requests must be submitted via App or in writing to glooh promptly.

9.2.3. Post-Validation Cancellations

General Rule: No refunds are available for cancellation requests after Advertisement validation by Media Owners.

Exception Process: In exceptional circumstances, glooh may attempt to negotiate with affected Media Owners at its sole discretion. Outcomes may include:

Possible Alternatives (Subject to Media Owner Approval)

  • Campaign Rescheduling: Moving to alternative dates within 90 days

  • Partial Cancellation: Reducing scope while maintaining minimum commitments

  • Credit Note: Future advertising credits (Tokens) for a portion of the booking

  • Alternative Placement: Substitution with equivalent inventory

Process and Limitations

  • Cancellation requests must be submitted via Email

  • glooh will attempt negotiation but cannot guarantee any specific outcome

  • Media Owner decisions are final and binding

  • Maximum processing time: 5 business days

  • Advertiser bears all negotiation and administrative costs

  • Refund will be made in the form of tokens to be used for a future campaign

9.2.4. Fast-track Limitations

For Fast-track validation requests, no refunds are available after Advertisement submission for validation.

9.3. Suspension-Related Refunds

Suspensions due to third-party complaints do not qualify for Booking price refunds.

10. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

10.1. glooh's Rights

All intellectual property rights relating to the App and Services belong exclusively to glooh. Templates, Software, technological know-how, trademarks, designs, trade names, domain names, and logos remain glooh's sole property.

10.2. User License

glooh grants Advertisers a personal, revocable, non-transferable, non-exclusive license to access and use the App and Services, provided they do not copy, modify, create derivative works, decompile, reverse engineer, sell, assign, or sub-license the App.

10.3. Trademark Usage

glooh, glooh MEDIA names and related logos are glooh's exclusive trademarks. Use or display requires prior written authorization.

11. ADVERTISER RESPONSIBILITIES

11.1. Content Responsibility

Advertisements and their Content are the Advertiser's sole responsibility. Advertisements must comply with all applicable regulations and legislation.

11.2. Third-Party Rights

When using third-party protected elements, Advertisers must verify usage/license conditions, particularly for UNSPLASH images, obtaining necessary authorizations from:

  • Trademark or logo holders appearing in visuals

  • Individuals with image rights appearing in visuals

  • Authors of protectable works appearing in visuals

11.3. Liability Guarantees

Advertisers guarantee glooh against:

  • Any third-party claims regarding Advertisement content

  • All damages, costs, and expenses resulting from such claims

  • Any claims regarding property rights or other rights over Advertisement elements

12. TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND MALFUNCTION REPORTING

12.1. App Updates

Advertisers must perform/download App updates and new versions. These General Conditions apply to all updates and new versions. glooh reserves the right to freely evolve App functionalities.

12.2. Malfunction Reporting

To avoid inconvenience, Advertisers must report any malfunctions immediately upon discovery and promptly provide glooh with necessary information to locate and reproduce malfunctions.

12.3. Remote Support

Following malfunction reports, glooh provides remote troubleshooting information via phone, email, or other communication means.

13. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

13.1. Best Efforts Obligations

All glooh commitments under these General Conditions are best efforts obligations.

13.2. No Guarantees

glooh disclaims guarantees regarding:

  • App and Services meeting Advertiser requirements

  • Uninterrupted, accurate, secure, error-free Advertisement broadcasting

  • Screen quality and Advertisement visual rendering meeting expectations

13.3. Technical Issues

glooh disclaims responsibility for technical problems including but not limited to:

  • Connection issues, server problems, infrastructure failures

  • External intrusions, computer viruses, internet-transmitted issues

  • Phishing attempts, information theft, computer crashes

  • Partial or total, temporary or permanent App or Screen interruptions due to third parties

13.4. Indirect Damages

glooh disclaims responsibility for indirect, punitive, incidental, or consequential damages including financial/commercial loss, business disruption, data loss/corruption, profit/revenue loss, increased costs, project delays, reputation loss, client loss, savings loss.

13.5. Force Majeure

glooh assumes no risk and is not responsible for delays or consequences of non-performance due to force majeure events.

14. DATA PROTECTION

14.1. Data Processing

Advertiser and personnel personal data (name, email, password, company name, banking data) are processed by glooh in compliance with applicable data protection legislation for:

  • App and Services provision and issue management

  • Communication regarding App malfunctions

  • Online account provision and management

14.2. Data Sharing

Strictly necessary data may be shared with:

  • Tax and social administrations, social secretariat, glooh's accountant (legal obligations)

  • Administrative or judicial authorities upon request

14.3. Data Retention

Personal data is retained for 10 years from the Advertiser's last Booking.

14.4. International Transfers

Data may be transferred outside the European Union using appropriate safeguards through standard contractual clauses adopted by the Commission.

14.5. Data Subject Rights

Advertisers may (by written, dated, signed request to privacy@glooh.media with identity proof) obtain written communication of data and, where appropriate, rectification, processing limitation, deletion of inaccurate, incomplete, or irrelevant data. Complaints may be filed with the Data Protection Authority (1000 Brussels, Rue de la Presse, 35, Tel. +32 2 274 48 00).

15. ACCOUNT SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION

15.1. glooh-Initiated Termination

glooh may suspend or immediately terminate Advertiser Accounts without notice for:

  • Third-party rights violations

  • General Conditions or Advertising Charter violations

  • Judicial or governmental authority requests

  • Prolonged inactivity

  • Non-payment of owed amounts

Account closure may include prohibition of future App and Services use.

15.2. Data Deletion

Account deletion results in deletion of associated Advertisements.

15.3. Advertiser-Initiated Termination

Advertisers may delete their Accounts at any time. Paid amounts are not refunded. Outstanding payments remain due to glooh.

16. GENERAL PROVISIONS

16.1. Entire Agreement

These General Conditions contain the entirety of Party commitments. No other documents may be invoked to infer different or additional commitments.

16.2. Severability

If any contractual clause is rendered null, illegal, or unenforceable, it affects only the concerned clause without consequence to the rest of the Contract.

16.3. Modifications

These General Conditions may be modified by glooh based on evolving applicable rules, App functionality updates, and business needs. glooh will inform Advertisers of modifications by email, with new terms effective from the communicated date.

17. DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND APPLICABLE LAW

All disputes directly or indirectly related to glooh's contractual relationships with Advertisers fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of Liège Courts and Tribunals (Belgium) with proceedings in French. Contractual relationships are governed by Belgian law.

18. REFERENCES

Advertisers expressly authorize glooh to cite their name and images as references on any media and support without compensation.

19. CONTACT AND ASSISTANCE

For questions regarding Services or these General Conditions, Advertisers may contact glooh support.


Language: These General Conditions are written in English. In case of differences or contradictions between versions, the French version shall prevail.

ADVERTISING RULES AND GUIDELINES

Overview

Why Advertising Rules?

Street advertising is governed by national and local laws, as well as public opinion in shared spaces. These rules provide guidance on what is acceptable or not. This guide does not substitute for local laws and regulations in effect.

Important: Advertisers are solely responsible for ensuring their content complies with all applicable local, national, and international laws and regulations. glooh disclaims any responsibility for legal compliance of advertiser content.

Content Validation Process

Before advertisements appear on screens, they undergo review to ensure compliance with applicable advertising rules. Generally, most advertisements are reviewed within 24 hours, though this timeframe may vary.

During the review process, we examine:

  • Images and text

  • Broadcasting criteria

  • Associated landing page content (when applicable)

Note: Your advertisement may not be approved if the landing page content is non-functional, doesn't match the advertised product/service, or doesn't fully comply with advertising rules.

Pre-validation and Re-use

  • Advertisement visuals can be pre-validated before campaign submission

  • Previously approved visuals can be re-broadcast more quickly as they've already been validated

Publisher Discretion

Important Notice: While glooh maintains these advertising guidelines, individual Media Owners/Publishers may refuse certain content based on their own policies, including:

  • Competitor advertising restrictions

  • Sector-specific exclusions

  • Brand safety considerations

  • Local market sensitivities

  • Technical or operational constraints

While we strive to prevent such situations and communicate restrictions in advance, refusals by individual publishers may occur even for compliant content. In such cases, alternative placements will be offered when available, or partial refunds provided according to our Terms and Conditions.

Actions for Rejected Content

Modify Advertisement

If your advertisement isn't approved for non-compliance:

  1. Check the email associated with your advertising account for detailed rejection reasons

  2. Modify your advertisement based on the feedback provided

  3. Save modifications - your advertisement will be submitted for re-review

Appeal Process

If modification isn't possible or you believe rejection was in error, you may request decision review by emailing support@glooh.media.

Prohibited Content

The following content types will be systematically rejected:

1. Illegal Products or Services

Advertisements must not implement, facilitate, or promote illegal products, services, or activities. Advertisements targeting minors must not promote inappropriate, illegal, or questionable products, services, or content that exploit, deceive, or exert unjustified pressure on targeted age groups.

2. Discriminatory Practices

Advertisements cannot discriminate against individuals based on personal characteristics such as ethnic group/origin, color, nationality, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, sexual identity, family status, disability, or genetic disease, nor incite discrimination.

3. Tobacco and Related Products

Advertisements must not promote sale or use of tobacco products and related items, including e-cigarettes, vaporizers, or other products simulating tobacco consumption.

4. Drugs and Associated Products

Advertisements must not promote sale or consumption of illegal drugs, prescription medications, or recreational substances.

5. Dangerous Supplements

Advertisements must not promote sale or consumption of supplements deemed dangerous, as determined by glooh at its sole discretion.

6. Weapons, Ammunition, or Explosives

Advertisements must not promote sale or use of weapons, ammunition, or explosives, including weapon modification accessories.

7. Adult Products or Services

Advertisements must not promote sale or use of adult products or services, except for family planning and contraception advertisements. Contraception advertisements must focus on contraceptive features rather than sexual pleasure or performance enhancement, targeting individuals 18 years or older.

8. Adult Content

Advertisements must not include adult content, including nudity, explicit or suggestive positions, or excessively suggestive or sexually provocative activities.

9. Sexualized Dating Content

Advertisements claiming or implying the possibility of meeting, contacting, or viewing content created by someone must not be positioned sexually or with intent to sexualize the featured person.

10. Third-Party Rights Infringement

Advertisements must not include content that may infringe third-party rights such as copyright, trademark, privacy, public image, or other rights.

11. Shocking Content

Advertisements must not contain shocking, sensationalist, provocative, or excessively violent content.

12. Personal Attributes

Advertisements must not include content with assertions or insinuations about personal attributes, including direct or indirect claims about ethnic origin, religion, beliefs, age, sexual orientation/practices, gender identity, disability, health status, financial situation, voter status, union membership, criminal record, or personal names.

13. Misinformation

glooh prohibits advertisements containing claims refuted by third-party fact-checking media or, in certain circumstances, by specialized organizations.

14. Controversial Content

Advertisements must not contain content exploiting crises or controversial political/social issues for commercial purposes.

15. Non-functional Landing Pages

Advertisements must not redirect to non-functional landing pages, including content that prevents users from leaving if desired.

16. Fraudulent and Dishonest Practices

Advertisements cannot promote products or services designed to help users participate in fraudulent or dishonest practices.

17. Grammar and Profanity

Advertisements must not contain profanity or grammatical/punctuation errors. Symbols, numbers, and letters must be used correctly, never to circumvent advertising review processes or regulatory systems.

18. Non-existent Functionality

Advertisements must not contain images representing non-existent functionality, including fake play buttons, notifications, or checkboxes, or non-functional elements like multiple choice options within creative content.

19. Personal Health

Advertisements must not contain "before/after" comparisons or images showing unexpected/improbable results. Content must not suggest or attempt to induce negative self-image to promote diet, weight loss, or other health-related products.

20. Payday Loans and Short-term Lending

Advertisements cannot promote payday loans, salary advances, bail bonds, or other short-term loans (90 days or less) intended to cover expenses until next paycheck.

21. Multi-level Marketing

Advertisements promoting income opportunities must fully describe associated products or business models and must not promote business models offering rapid compensation without genuine investment, including multi-level marketing opportunities.

22. Reverse Auctions

Advertisements must not promote reverse auctions, penny auctions, or similar commercial practices.

23. Misleading Claims

Advertisements must not contain deceptive, false, or misleading claims about product/service effectiveness or characteristics, or establish unrealistic user expectations, including false health, employment, or weight loss claims.

24. Poor Quality or Disruptive Content

Advertisements must not contain content linking to external landing pages offering confusing or invasive experiences, including misleading advertisements with sensational headlines, inauthentic interaction incentives, or redirection to pages with minimal original content and majority irrelevant/poor quality advertising.

25. Spyware or Malicious Software

Advertisements must not contain spyware, malware, or software with unexpected/deceptive functionality, including links to sites containing such products.

26. Unacceptable Business Practices

Advertisements must not promote products, services, schemes, or offers based on deceptive/misleading practices, including extracting money or personal information from individuals.

27. Prohibited Financial Products

Advertisements must not promote financial products/services frequently associated with misleading or deceptive promotional practices.

28. Organ Sales

Advertisements cannot promote sale of human organs or bodily fluids.

29. Vaccination Discouragement

Advertisements must not discourage vaccination or disparage this practice.

Restricted Content

Certain content is restricted to specific users, broadcast locations (e.g., private spaces), or times of year.

For all content listed below, please contact us by email before creating or submitting a campaign.

1. Alcohol

Advertisements promoting or referencing alcohol must comply with all applicable local laws, industry codes, licenses, and established/mandatory approvals.

2. Dating Services

Advertisements for online dating services require prior written authorization.

3. Online Gambling

Advertisements promoting online gambling requiring monetary value objects (including cash or digital/virtual currencies like bitcoin) for play, with monetary value winnings, are authorized only with prior written authorization. This includes games requiring purchases to continue playing and/or obtain winnings more easily when winnings have monetary value.

4. Online Pharmacies

Advertisements must not promote prescription pharmaceutical sales. Advertisements for online and traditional pharmacies require prior written authorization.

5. Over-the-Counter Medication Promotion

Advertisements for over-the-counter medications must comply with all applicable local laws and industry-established/recommended codes, licenses, regulations, or recommendations.

6. Subscription Services

Advertisements for subscription services or promoting products/services with negative options, automatic renewal, installment billing, or mobile marketing are subject to subscription service rules.

7. Financial and Insurance Products

Advertisements for credit cards or financial services from accredited institutions must disclose all necessary fee information, including APR percentages, transaction fees, interest rates, and physical address of the offering entity on the advertisement landing page.

8. Branded Content

Advertisements promoting branded content must clearly identify the featured product, brand, or third-party commercial partner. Branded content is defined as creator/publisher content influenced by or referencing a commercial partner for compensation.

9. Social, Electoral, or Political Issues

Advertisers cannot broadcast advertisements on social, electoral, or political issues without prior authorization.

10. Cryptocurrency Products and Services

Advertisers wishing to broadcast advertisements promoting cryptocurrency trading or associated products/services must obtain prior written authorization.

Legal Compliance and Liability

Advertiser Responsibilities

  • Local Law Compliance: Advertisers are solely responsible for ensuring their advertisements comply with all applicable local, national, and international laws and regulations

  • Content Liability: Advertisers assume full responsibility for all advertisement content and claims

  • Rights Clearance: Advertisers must obtain all necessary rights and permissions for content elements including music, images, trademarks, and personal likenesses

glooh Disclaimers

  • No Legal Advice: glooh does not provide legal advice and these guidelines do not constitute legal consultation

  • Local Variations: Advertising regulations vary significantly by jurisdiction - advertisers must research and comply with local requirements

  • Publisher Autonomy: Individual Media Owners maintain discretion over content acceptance based on their own policies and market considerations

  • No Guarantee: Compliance with these guidelines does not guarantee acceptance by all publishers or legal compliance in all jurisdictions

Contact and Appeals

For questions regarding advertising rules or to appeal content decisions, contact: support@glooh.media

Note: These guidelines are subject to change. glooh reserves the right to update these rules based on legal developments, platform evolution, and market requirements.

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