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Ethan Frome

Yahoo! Inc.

CONTENT LICENSE AGREEMENT

	THIS CONTENT LICENSE AGREEMENT (the "Agreement") is made as of this

11th day of December, 2000(the "Effective Date") between YAHOO!, INC., ,a Delaware corporation, with
offices at 3420 Central Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95051, ("YAHOO") and DIT Ventures, Inc.,
("Licensor"), a Michigan corporation, with offices at 9420 Telstar Ave, Suite 211, El Monte, CA 91731.

In consideration of the mutual promises contained herein, the parties agree as follows:

SECTION 1:  DEFINITIONS.   

	Unless otherwise specified, capitalized terms used in this Agreement shall have the meanings
attributed to them in Exhibit A hereto.

SECTION 2:  GRANT OF LICENSES; PAYMENTS

2.1 	Grant of Licenses.  Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Licensor hereby grants to
Yahoo, under Licensor's Intellectual Property Rights:

(a) 	A non-exclusive, worldwide license to use, modify, reproduce, distribute, display and transmit the
Licensor Content in electronic form in connection with Yahoo Properties via the Internet or any
Wireless Device (including, without limitation, transmitting the Licensor Content in either the
traditional Chinese (Big 5 code) or the simplified Chinese (GB code) format), and to permit users of
the Yahoo Properties to download and print the Licensor Content for personal use.  Yahoo's license
to modify the Licensor content shall be limited to modifying the Licensor Content to fit the format
and look and feel of the Yahoo Properties.

(b) 	A non-exclusive, worldwide, fully paid license to use, reproduce and display the Licensor's Brand
Features: (i) in connection with the presentation of the Licensor Content on the Content Pages in the
Yahoo Properties; and (ii) in connection with the marketing and promotion of the Yahoo Properties.

(c) 	Yahoo shall be entitled to sublicense the rights set forth in this Section 2.1: (i) to its Affiliates only for
inclusion in Yahoo Properties; and (ii)  in connection with any mirror site, derivative site, or
distribution arrangement concerning a Yahoo Property.

(d) 	Not limiting any other rights provided Yahoo pursuant to this Agreement, Yahoo shall have the right, at
its sole discretion, to display Teaser Content on pages that link to pages containing Licensor Content.

 

SECTION 3:	PRESENTATION OF LICENSOR CONTENT; ADVERTISING REVENUE.

3.1	Yahoo's Responsibilities.  In addition to any responsibilities that may be set forth in Exhibit C, Yahoo
will be responsible for the design, layout, posting, and maintenance of the Content Pages.  In no event
is Yahoo under any obligation, express or implied, to post or otherwise include any of the Licensor
Content in any Yahoo Property, including without limitation, in any Content Pages.

3.2 	Licensor Assistance.  In addition to any responsibilities that may be set forth in Exhibit C, Licensor
will provide on-going assistance to Yahoo with regard to technical, administrative and service-oriented issues relating to the utilization, transmission and maintenance of the Licensor Content, as
Yahoo may reasonably request.  Licensor will use its reasonable best efforts to ensure that the
Licensor Content is accurate, comprehensive and updated regularly as set forth in Exhibit C.

3.3	Advertising Rights.  Yahoo shall have the sole right to sell or license all Advertising Rights with
respect to Content Pages. 

3.4	Notices.  Yahoo will not alter or impair any acknowledgment of copyright or other Intellectual
Property Rights of Licensor that may appear in the Licensor Content and the Licensor Brand Features,
including all copyright, trademark and similar notices that Licensor may reasonably request.

3.5	Links.  The parties will maintain the hypertext links specified in Exhibit D.

SECTION 4:  DELIVERY OF LICENSOR CONTENT 

 

	During the term of this Agreement, Licensor shall deliver updates of the Licensor Content to Yahoo
in accordance with the Delivery Specifications set forth in Exhibit C.  Licensor also shall provide
Yahoo with reasonable prior notice of any significant Enhancements that generally affect the
appearance, updating, delivery or other elements of the Licensor Content, and shall make such
Enhancements available to Yahoo upon commercially reasonable terms.

SECTION 5:  INDEMNIFICATION

Licensor, at its own expense, will indemnify, defend and hold harmless Yahoo, its Affiliates and their
employees, representatives, agents and affiliates, against any claim, suit, action, or other proceeding
brought against Yahoo or an Affiliate based on or arising from a claim that the Licensor Content as
delivered to Yahoo or any Licensor Brand Feature infringes in any manner any Intellectual Property
Right of any third party or contains any material or information that is obscene, defamatory, libelous,
slanderous, that violates any person's right of publicity, privacy or personality, or has otherwise
resulted in any tort, injury, damage or harm to any person; provided,  however, that in any such case:
(x) Yahoo provides Licensor with prompt notice of any such claim; (y)Yahoo permits Licensor to
assume and control the defense of such action, with counsel chosen by Licensor (who shall be
reasonably acceptable to Yahoo); and (z) Licensor does not enter into any settlement or compromise
of any such claim without Yahoo's prior written consent, which consent shall not be unreasonably
withheld.  Licensor will pay any and all costs, damages, and expenses, including, but not limited to,
reasonable attorneys' fees and costs awarded against or otherwise incurred by Yahoo or an Affiliate
in connection with or arising from any such claim, suit, action or proceeding.  It is understood and
agreed that Yahoo does not intend and will not be required to edit or review for accuracy or
appropriateness any Licensor Content.

SECTION 6:  LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.

EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 5, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL LICENSOR,
YAHOO, OR ANY AFFILIATE BE LIABLE TO ANOTHER PARTY FOR INDIRECT,
INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES ARISING FROM
THIS AGREEMENT,  EVEN IF THAT PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY
OF SUCH DAMAGES, SUCH AS, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF REVENUE OR
ANTICIPATED PROFITS OR LOST BUSINESS.

SECTION 7:  TERM AND TERMINATION

7.1	Initial Term and Renewals.  This Agreement will become effective as of the Effective Date and shall,
unless sooner terminated as provided below or as otherwise agreed, remain effective for an initial term
of twelve (12) months following the first date of public availability of the Licensor Content on a
Content Page within a Yahoo Property (the "Initial Term"). After the Initial Term, this Agreement will
be automatically renewed for successive additional one year periods  ("Extension Terms"), unless
otherwise terminated by either party by giving notice to the other party not less than sixty (60) days
prior to the end of a Term. As used herein, the "Term" means the Initial Term and any Extension
Term(s).

7.2	Termination for Cause.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, this Agreement may be terminated by either
party immediately upon notice if the other party: (w) becomes insolvent; (x) files a petition in
bankruptcy; (y) makes an assignment for the benefit of its creditors; or (z) breach any of its
obligations under this Agreement in any material respect, which breach is not remedied within thirty
(30) days following written notice to such party.

7.3	Effect of Termination.  Any termination pursuant to this Section 7 shall be without any liability or
obligation of the terminating party, other than with respect to any breach of this Agreement prior to
termination.  The provisions of Sections 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and this Section 7.3 shall survive any
termination or expiration of this Agreement.  

SECTION 8:  OWNERSHIP.  

8.1	By Licensor.  Yahoo acknowledges and agrees that:  (i) as between Licensor on the one hand,  and
Yahoo and its Affiliates on the other, Licensor owns all right, title and interest in the Licensor Content
and the Licensor Brand Features; (ii) nothing in this Agreement shall confer in Yahoo or an Affiliate
any right of ownership in the Licensor Content or the Licensor Brand Features; and (iii) neither Yahoo
or its Affiliates shall now or in the future contest the validity of the Licensor Brand Features.  No
licenses are granted by either party except for those expressly set forth in this Agreement.

8.2	By Yahoo.  Licensor acknowledges and agrees that:  (i) as between Licensor on the one hand,  and
Yahoo and its Affiliates on the other, Yahoo or the Affiliates own all right, title and interest in any
Yahoo Property and the Yahoo Brand Features; (ii) nothing in this Agreement shall confer in Licensor
any license or right of ownership in the Yahoo Brand Features; and (iii) Licensor shall not now or in
the future contest the validity of the Yahoo Brand Features.  No licenses are hereby granted by Yahoo.
Yahoo or its Affiliates shall own all derivative works created by Yahoo from the Licensor Content,
including the Content Pages, pursuant to this Agreement, to the extent such is separable from the
Licensor Content.

SECTION 9:  PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS. 

	The parties will cooperate to create any and all appropriate public announcements relating to the
relationship set forth in this Agreement.  Neither party shall make any public announcement regarding
the existence or content of this Agreement without the other party's prior written approval and
consent.

SECTION 10:  NOTICE;  MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

10.1	Notices.  All notices, requests and other communications called for by this agreement shall be deemed
to have been given immediately if made by telecopy or electronic mail (confirmed by concurrent
written notice sent first class U.S. mail, postage prepaid), if to Yahoo at 3420 Central Expressway,
Santa Clara, CA 95051, Fax: (408) 731-3400 Attention:  President and Chief Operating Officer (e-mail: jmallett@yahoo-inc.com), with a copy to its General Counsel and Vice President (e-mail:
jplace@yahoo-inc.com), and if to Licensor at the physical and electronic mail addresses set forth on
the signature page of this Agreement, or to such other addresses as either party shall specify to the
other.  Notice by any other means shall be deemed made when actually received by the party to which
notice is provided.

10.2	Miscellaneous Provisions.  This Agreement will bind and inure to the benefit of each party's permitted
successors and assigns.  Neither party may assign this Agreement, in whole or in part, without the
other party's written consent; provided, however, that: (i) either party may assign this Agreement
without such consent in connection with any merger, consolidation, any sale of all or substantially all
of such party's assets or any other transaction in which more than fifty percent (50%) of such party's
voting securities are transferred; and (ii) Yahoo may assign this Agreement without such consent to
an Affiliate. Any attempt to assign this Agreement other than in accordance with this provision shall
be null and void. This Agreement will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of
the State of California, without reference to conflicts of laws rules, and without regard to its location
of execution or performance.  If any provision of this Agreement is found invalid or unenforceable,
that provision will be enforced to the maximum extent permissible, and the other provisions of this
Agreement will remain in force.  Neither this Agreement, nor any terms and conditions contained
herein may be construed as creating or constituting a partnership, joint venture or agency relationship
between the parties.  No failure of either party to exercise or enforce any of its rights under this
Agreement will act as a waiver of such rights.  This Agreement and its exhibits are the complete and
exclusive agreement between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof, superseding and
replacing any and all prior agreements, communications, and understandings, both written and oral,
regarding such subject matter.  This Agreement may only be modified, or any rights under it waived,
by a written document executed by both parties.  This Agreement may be executed in any number of
counterparts, all of which taken together shall constitute a single instrument.  Execution and delivery
of this Agreement may be evidenced by facsimile transmission.

	

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Agreement to be executed by their duly
authorized representatives as of the date first written above.

	YAHOO! INC.					LICENSOR

By: 						/s/
Heather
Killen                             
By:  Kenneth Yeh                         

                        Heather Killen                                        
Kenneth Yeh

Title:  	           	V.P. International                           
Title: 	           CEO		_____________

							Address:  	9420 Telstar Ave, Suite 211	

								   	El Monte, CA 91731	______

							Fax:  		626-279-5217		______

							Email:  		kyeh@quote888.com		

EXHIBIT A

DEFINITIONS

	

	"Advertising Rights" shall mean the advertising and promotional rights sold or licensed with respect
to Content Pages.

	"Affiliates" shall mean any company or any other entity world-wide, including, without limitation,
corporations, partnerships, joint ventures, and Limited Liability Companies, in which Yahoo owns
at least a twenty percent ownership, equity, or financial interest. 

	"Confidential Information" shall mean all information concerning Yahoo, including, without
limitation, all commercial, financial, sales, marketing, technological, customer and software
information, that may be deemed to be proprietary and confidential information of Yahoo.

	"Content Pages" shall mean those pages in the Yahoo Property that contain Licensor Content and that
are co-branded with both Licensor Brand Features and Yahoo Brand Features. Content Pages shall
not include pages containing Teaser Content.

 

	"Enhancements" shall mean any updates, improvements or modifications made to, or derivative works
created from, the Licensor Content by Licensor.

	"Intellectual Property Rights" shall mean all rights in and to trade secrets, patents, copyrights,
trademarks, know-how, as well as moral rights and similar rights of any type under the laws of any
governmental authority, domestic or foreign.

	"Internet" shall mean the collection of computer networks commonly known as the Internet, and shall
include, without limitation, the World Wide Web.

	"Licensor Brand Features" shall mean all trademarks, service marks, logos and other distinctive brand
features of Licensor that are used in or relate to the Licensor Content, including, without limitation,
the trademarks, service marks and logos described in Exhibit B hereto.

	"Licensor Content" shall mean, collectively, all materials, data, and similar information collected and
owned by Licensor, which is a collection of HTML files and certain related scripts, as further
described in Exhibit B attached hereto, including, without limitation, all Enhancements.

"Teaser Content" shall mean unmodified headlines and/or the first sentence of articles from Licensor
Content.

"Wireless Devices" shall mean various devices, including, but not limited to, cellular phones, personal
digital assistants and pagers, that receive and/or transmit voice, data or video signals through the radio
spectrum exclusively and in connection with other technologies (such as the Internet). 

"Wireless Device Carriers" shall mean various carriers that use the radio spectrum, both exclusively
and in connection with other technologies (such as the Internet), for transmitting and receiving voice,
data or video signals for communications.   

	"Yahoo Brand Features" shall mean all trademarks, service marks, logos and other distinctive brand
features of Yahoo that are used in or relate to a Yahoo Property, including, without limitation, the
trademarks, service marks and logos described in Exhibit B.

	"Yahoo Properties" shall mean any Yahoo branded or co-branded media properties, including,
without limitation, Internet guides, developed in whole or in part by Yahoo or its Affiliates and
distributed or made available by Yahoo or its Affiliates over the Internet, and any Wireless Device
Carrier.

EXHIBIT B

LICENSOR CONTENT

Licensor's content consisting of categories of Stock Market and Personal Finance on
Quote888 website with daily quantity of stories and weekly updates on special features to
be mutually agreed between Licensor and Yahoo, including, without limitation, before and
after Stock Market and Personal Finance.

LICENSOR BRAND FEATURES

Quote888

Quote888.com logo

YAHOO BRAND FEATURES

Yahoo!

Yahoo related logos

EXHIBIT C

DELIVERY AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

A.	Licensor's Responsibilities:

1.	Licensor will deliver Licensor Content on a schedule mutually agreed by Licansor and
Yahoo!.

2.	Licensor will throughout the term of this agreement, provide ongoing assistance to Yahoo
with regard to technical, administrative and services-oriented issues related to the utilization,
transmission, and maintenance of the Licensor Content, as Yahoo may reasonably request.
	

3.	Licensor will use its reasonable efforts to ensure that Licensor Content is accurate,
comprehensive, and updated regularly.	 

4.	Licensor will bear the cost of preparing and transmitting Licensor Content to Yahoo.	

	

B.	Yahoo's Responsibilities:

1.	Yahoo will be responsible for providing equipment and software necessary to incorporate
the Licensor Content into Yahoo properties, provided that the Licensor Content is
provided in accordance with the Format of Content Delivery below.	

2.	Yahoo will host Licensor Content on its servers.	

3.	Yahoo will present the information specific on pages consistent with Yahoo's user interface.

4.	Yahoo will use commercially reasonable efforts to sell the advertising inventory created by
this partnership. Yahoo will be responsible for tracking advertising banners served to the
Content Pages, advertising production and rotation.	

C.	Format of Content Delivery: 

The Licensor Content shall be delivered by FTP or email to the address designated by
Yahoo for linking servers serving pages to the Yahoo properties.

EXHIBIT D

LINKS

During the Term of this Agreement, the following links will be maintained:

	LOCATION OF LINK

Pages display only Licensor's content
	LINK TO WHERE

Quote888.com Homepage
	SPECIFICS OF LINK

www.quote888.comNEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, INC

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, INC.

AGREEMENT FOR RECEIPT AND USE OF MARKET DATA

AGREEMENT made as of the 10th day of November, 2000 between the
executing person * (" Customer") and New York Stock Exchange, Inc. (" NYSE") acting on behalf of the
Authorizing SROs* as Paragraph 12 describes. 

RECITAL

The Authorizing SROs act (1) cooperatively pursuant to the "CTA Plan" 1 and the "CQ Plan" 2 (collectively,
the "Plans") and on behalf of Other Data Disseminators*, and (2) individually on their own behalves, to facilitate
the dissemination of the following categories of  information: 

 

Network A* Last Sale Price Information*     		Network B* Last Sale Price Information 

Network A Quotation Information* 		Network B Quotation Information 

NYSE Market Information*			AMEX Market Information* 

Other Market Information* 			Delayed Last Sale Price Information* 

This Agreement refers to such information collectively as "Market Data" and refers to each category of such
information as a "Type of Market Data") The Authorizing SROs authorize NYSE to enter into this Agreement
to permit Customer to receive and redisseminate and/ or otherwise use Market Data on a non-exclusive basis,
and to perform or provide the Services*, (1) to the extent, for the purposes, and in the manner, specified in
Exhibit A and (2) only in accordance with and subject to this Agreement. This Agreement incorporates Exhibit
A. 

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Customer and the Authorizing SROs by NYSE acting on their behalf agree as follows: 

PART I: MARKET DATA ACCESS AND USE

1. DEFINITIONS 

(a) "AMEX Market Information" includes Last Sale Price and Quotation Information relating to Non-Eligible
Securities* that are admitted to dealings on the American Stock Exchange (" AMEX"), index information that
AMEX makes available and such other categories 

of information as AMEX or an Other Data Disseminator may make available and AMEX may from time to time
identify. 

(b) "Authorizing SRO( s)" mean each of the national securities exchanges, and the national securities association,
that are signatories to either or both Plans. (This agreement refers to any such signatory as a "Participant".) 

(c) "Customer Affiliate" means any person identified in Exhibit A (i) that receives one or more Services and (ii)
as to which NYSE has made the "control relationship" determination that Paragraph 8( b) describes. 

* Whenever an asterisk follows the first use of a term, Paragraph 1 of this Agreement refers to or defines that
term. 

1 The CTA Plan was filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "Commission") by certain of the 

Authorizing SROs pursuant to Rule 17A-15 (later amended and renumbered as Rule 11Aa3-2) under the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the "1934 Act"). The Commission declared the CTA Plan
effective as of May 17, 1974. 

2 The CQ Plan was filed with the Commission by certain of the Authorizing SROs for the purpose of
implementing Rule 11Ac1-1 under the 1934 Act. The Commission approved the CQ Plan on July 28, 1978. 

(d) "Data Recipient" means any person that is authorized in accordance with Paragraph 5 to receive one or more
Types of Market Data from Customer acting pursuant to this Agreement. 

(e) "Delayed Last Sale Price Information" means Last Sale Price Information that has been delayed for such
period (the "Delay Period") as NYSE specifies on 60 days' written notice. 

(f) "Disseminating Party" means "CTA" and the "Operating Committee" (as defined in the CTA and CQ Plans,
respectively), each member of CTA and the Operating Committee, each Authorizing SRO, each facilities
manager for the dissemination of one or more Types of Market Data (e. g., the "Processor" as defined in the
Plans), each Other Data Disseminator, each of their respective directors, governors, officers, employees and
affiliates, and each director, officer and employee of each such affiliate. 

(g) "Eligible Security" has the meaning that the CTA Plan assigns to that term. 

(h) "Indirect Access" means access to one or more of the Authorizing SROs' Transmission Facilities through an
intermediary and in a manner that (i) allows the access recipient to control the redistribution of Market Data or
(ii) precludes the access provider (A) from exercising entitlement controls over the access recipient's use of
Market Data in a manner that is satisfactory to NYSE or AMEX, as appropriate, or (B) from otherwise fulfilling
its reporting obligations under its agreement with the Authorizing SROs. (This Agreement provides terms and
conditions pursuant to which Customer may provide and/ or receive Indirect Access.) 

(i) "Indirect Access Service" refers to Customer's provision of Market Data to a Data Recipient in compliance
with Exhibit A and in a manner that NYSE, acting in its sole discretion, determines to constitute Indirect Access
to the Transmission Facilities. 

(j) "Interrogation Device" means any terminal or other device, including, without limitation, any computer, data
processing equipment, communications equipment, cathode ray tube, monitor or audio voice response
equipment, technically enabled to display, transmit or otherwise communicate, upon inquiry, Market Data in
visual, audible or other comprehensible form. 

(k) "Interrogation Service" means any service that permits retrieval of one or more Types of Market Data by
means of an Interrogation Device. 

(l) "Last Sale Price Information" means (i) the last sale prices reflecting completed transactions in Eligible
Securities or Non-Eligible Securities, (ii) the volume and other information related to those transactions, (iii)
the identifier of the Authorizing SRO furnishing the prices, and (iv) other related information. 

(m) "Market Minder" means any Service provided by a Vendor* by means of an Interrogation Device or other
display which (i) permits monitoring, on a dynamic basis, of Last Sale Price Information and/ or Quotation
Information in respect of a particular security, and (ii) displays the most recent Last Sale Price Information or
Quotation Information with respect to that security until such information has been superseded or supplemented
by the display of new Last Sale Price Information reflecting the next reported transaction in that security and/
or new Quotation Information reflecting updated bids or offers for that security. 

(n) "Network A" means (i) in respect of Eligible Securities, Eligible Securities admitted to dealings on NYSE,
and (ii) in respect of a Participant, a Participant that makes available information relating to Network A Eligible
Securities. 

(o) "Network B" means (i) in respect of Eligible Securities, Eligible Securities other than Network A Eligible
Securities, and (ii) in respect of a Participant, a Participant that makes available information relating to Network
B Eligible Securities. 

(p) "Non-Eligible Securities" include certain stocks, bonds, and other securities, that are not Eligible Securities
and that are admitted to dealings on a Participant national securities exchange. 

(q) "NYSE Market Information" includes Last Sale Price and Quotation Information relating to Non-Eligible
Securities that are admitted to dealings on NYSE, index information that NYSE makes available and such other
categories of information as NYSE or an Other Data Disseminator may make available and NYSE may from
time to time identify. 

(r) "Other Data Disseminators" means (i) "other reporting parties" (as the CTA Plan defines that term) and (ii)
such other, non-Participant parties that make market information available over the Transmission Facilities, or
that have a proprietary interest in the index information that a Participant makes available pursuant to the CTA
Plan, as NYSE or AMEX, as appropriate, may from time to time identify. 

(s) "Other Market Information" includes Last Sale Price and Quotation Information relating to Non-Eligible
Securities that are admitted to dealings on a Participant other than NYSE or AMEX, index information that a
Participant other than NYSE or AMEX makes available pursuant to the CTA Plan and such other categories
of information as a Participant other than NYSE or AMEX, or an Other Data Disseminator, may make available
and NYSE may from time to time identify. 

(t) "Person" means a natural person or proprietorship, or a corporation, partnership or other organization. 

(u) "Quotation Information" means (i) all bids, offers, quotation sizes, aggregate quotation sizes, identities of
brokers or dealers making bids or offers and other information in respect of Eligible Securities and Non-Eligible
Securities; (ii) the identifier of the Authorizing SRO furnishing each bid or offer; (iii) each "consolidated BBO"
(as the CQ Plan defines that term) in the foregoing information and any identifier associated therewith; (iv) each
"ITS/ CAES BBO" (as the CQ Plan defines that term) and any identifier associated therewith; and (v) related
information. 

(v) "Services" include both Subscriber Services* and Indirect Access Services. 

(w) "Service Facilitator" means any person other than a "common carrier" (as defined in the Federal
Communications Act) (i) that assists Customer as described and in the manner specified in Exhibit A in any
aspect of Customer's receipt, dissemination or other use of Market Data (including any facilities manager,
equipment operator, signal broadcaster or installation contractor) and (ii) as to which NYSE has made the
"Service Facilitator" determination that Paragraph 8( a) describes. 

(x) "Subscriber" means a recipient of one or more types of Market Data through a Ticker Display*, Interrogation
Service, Market Minder Service, or other Market Data Service from a Vendor, another data redisseminator or
the Authorizing SROs. 

(y) "Subscriber Service" refers to any Interrogation, Ticker Display, Market Minder or other service involving
the use of Market Data (other than an Indirect Access Service) that Customer may create and provide to its own
officers, partners and employees and/ or to other 

Data Recipients, all as Exhibit A describes. 

(z) "Ticker Display" means a continuous moving display of Last Sale Price Information (other than a 

Market Minder) provided on an interrogation or other display device. 

(aa) "Transmission Facilities" include the data transmission facilities by which the Authorizing SROs make
Market Data available pursuant to the Plans and such other data transmission facilities by which one or more
Authorizing SROs may make Market Data available as NYSE may from time to time identify. 

(bb) "Vendor" means any person engaged in the business of providing Subscriber Services and/ or Indirect
Access Services to brokers, dealers, investors or other persons. 

2. PROPRIETARY INTERESTS -Customer understands and acknowledges, and shall assure that each
Customer Affiliate and Service Facilitator (if any) understands and acknowledges, that each Authorizing SRO
and Other Data Disseminator has a proprietary interest in the Market Data that originates on or derives from
its markets or in its index information. 

3. CUSTOMER ACCESS TO MARKET DATA 

(a) DIRECT ACCESS -Customer may receive one or more Types of Market Data through direct access to (i.
e., through direct computer-to-computer interface( s) with) the Transmission Facilities. 

(b) INDIRECT ACCESS -Customer may receive one or more Types of Market Data through Indirect Access
to the Transmission Facilities through an intermediary. However, Customer may do so only after NYSE notifies
the intermediary in writing of NYSE's approval. 

(c) ACCESS SPECIFICATIONS AND EXPENSES -Customer may receive one or more Types of Market Data
as Paragraphs 3( a) and 3( b) provide solely as and to the extent described, and in the manner specified, in
Exhibit A. Where Customer adds, deletes or substitutes either any intermediary or any means of access (i. e.,
either direct access or Indirect Access), NYSE must first approve the addition, deletion or substitution and any
related changes as Paragraph 6 describes. Except as NYSE may explicitly undertake, no Authorizing SRO is
responsible for any cost or expense, or for providing any circuit, necessary for Customer to receive or transmit
Market Data. 

4. SRO MODIFICATIONS -Upon as much notice as is reasonably practicable under the circumstances, the
Authorizing SROs, without liability to Customer or to any other person, (a) may discontinue disseminating any
or all Types of Market Data either at all or in any particular manner, (b) may change or eliminate any circuit(
s) carrying any or all Types of Market Data, (c) may discontinue converting any or all Types of Market Data
into electrical signal form and/ or (d) may change the speed or any other characteristic of the electrical signals
representing any or all Types of Market Data. 

5. CUSTOMER USE OF MARKET DATA 

(a) PERMITTED USE OF DATA -Customer may receive and use a Type of Market Data pursuant to this
Agreement solely as and to the extent described, and in the manner specified, in Exhibit A. Except as this
Paragraph 5 describes, any redissemination or other use of that Type of Market Data is prohibited. Where NYSE
has authorized Customer to provide one or more, but not all, Types of Market Data to a Data Recipient,
Customer shall inhibit the provision of the unauthorized Type( s) of Market Data in the manner Exhibit A
describes. 

(b) SUBSCRIBER SERVICES -Customer may provide one or more Type( s) of Market Data to a Subscriber
through a Subscriber Service solely as described and in the manner specified in Exhibit A and only pursuant to
such one or more of the following requirements as NYSE or AMEX, as appropriate, specifies: 

(i)	if NYSE, or AMEX, as appropriate, has notified Customer (by such means as NYSE or AMEX,
as appropriate, may specify) that the person has entered into an appropriate agreement with NYSE
or AMEX that authorizes the person to receive and use the Type( s) of Market Data; or

(ii)	while the person is a party to an effective agreement with Customer that includes terms and
conditions in the form attached to this Agreement as Exhibit B (if any); or

(iii)	Customer's compliance with such alternative or additional Subscriber Service requirements as
NYSE, or AMEX, as appropriate, may from time to time approve in writing. 

Where Customer provides a Subscriber Service pursuant to clause (ii) or (iii) of this Paragraph 5(
b), Customer shall assure that it has the ability to modify its agreements with Subscribers, and any
alternative subscriber requirements, as NYSE may from time to time specify. Customer shall effect
any such modification promptly, except that Customer may continue to provide a Subscriber
Service to any existing Subscriber without effecting the modification for 90 days from that receipt.
Customer shall discontinue its provision thereafter if the Subscriber has not agreed to the
modification( s). Customer shall promptly describe to NYSE any breach by a Subscriber of the
NYSE-prescribed portions of Customer's agreements with the Subscriber, or of NYSE-prescribed
alternative subscriber requirements, about which 

it may learn. Customer shall not in any way amend, supplement, or otherwise modify NYSE-prescribed provisions or requirements or vitiate those provisions or requirements by any collateral
agreement or understanding, except as NYSE may otherwise agree in writing. 

(c) INDIRECT ACCESS SERVICES -NYSE will determine in its sole discretion whether the
manner in which Customer intends to provide one or more Types of Market Data to other persons
constitutes an Indirect Access Service. Customer may provide an Indirect Access Service solely
as described and in the manner specified in Exhibit A. Customer shall not provide any person with
an Indirect Access Service unless NYSE has notified Customer that the person has entered into
an appropriate agreement with NYSE authorizing the Indirect Access. Customer shall promptly
notify NYSE whenever any person commences or ceases to receive an Indirect Access Service. 

(d) DELAYED LAST SALE PRICE INFORMATION SERVICES -If Customer elects to provide
Delayed Last Sale Price Information Services (as described, and in the manner specified, in Exhibit
A), Customer shall: 

(i) comply with any contract and fee collection requirements that NYSE may specify from time to time
as to persons receiving Delayed Last Sale Price Information; 

(ii) assure that each display of Delayed Last Sale Price Information conspicuously exhibits a statement
indicating that the information has been delayed and the duration of the delay; and 

(iii) assure that any advertisement, sales literature or other material promoting any Delayed Last Sale
Price Information Service, and any agreement for that Service, includes such a statement in a
conspicuous manner. 

Customer shall assure that the statement is effected in the form and manner Exhibit A describes and in a manner
that makes it readily visible to any person viewing the display or promotional material. In addition, Customer
shall comply, and shall use its best efforts to cause Subscribers to comply, with any other reasonable regulation
that NYSE may adopt from time to time to assure that viewers of Delayed Last Sale Price Information are not
misled as to its nature. 

(e) SECURITIES PROFESSIONAL EXCEPTION -Insofar as (i) NYSE determines that Customer is a
securities professional (such as a registered broker-dealer or investment adviser) and (ii) Exhibit A does not
otherwise permit Customer to provide Market Data to a particular person or branch office, Customer, solely in
the regular course of its securities business, may occasionally furnish limited amounts of Market Data to its
customers and clients and to its branch offices. Customer may do so notwithstanding anything to the contrary
in this Paragraph 5 and subject to such additional limitations as NYSE may specify in writing. Customer may
so furnish Market Data to its customers and clients who are not on Customer's premises solely (i) in written
advertisements, educational material, sales literature or similar written communications or (ii) during telephone
conversations not entailing the use of computerized voice synthesization, other electronic communication or
similar technology. Customer may so furnish Market Data to its branch offices solely (i) as the preceding
sentence permits or (ii) through manual entry over its communications network. Customer shall not permit any
customer or client to take physical possession of any component of the equipment and software used for or in
connection with any Service, except as Exhibit A may 

otherwise provide. 

(f) PERMITTED CONNECTIONS OF TICKER DISPLAY DEVICES -Customer may connect approved
Ticker Display devices to the Transmission Facilities solely (i) for persons, and at locations, that NYSE or
AMEX, as appropriate, has approved for that purpose 

and (ii) as described and in the manner specified in Exhibit A. Customer shall assure that any Ticker Display
device complies with all NYSE requirements for content, format and timeliness. 

6. SERVICE AND SECURITY VARIATIONS AND SUPPLEMENTS -Customer shall submit for NYSE's
approval a description of any proposed, non-trivial variation or supplement to or deletion from any receipt,
redissemination, other use or display of Market Data or to any Market Data security safeguard. Customer shall
not implement any such variation, supplement or deletion unless NYSE approves its description in writing,
whereupon Exhibit A shall incorporate the description. Customer understands that NYSE may 

not approve a proposed variation, supplement or deletion and that it acts at its own risk if any significant effort
is expended in development prior to NYSE's approval. Customer further understands that an approved variation
or supplement may be subject to one or more additional or substituted charges payable pursuant to Paragraph
10. 

PART II: SECURITY

7. TRANSMISSION AND EQUIPMENT SECURITY 

(a) PROTECTION OF TRANSMISSIONS AND EQUIPMENT -Customer shall assure that Service-related
data processing, transmission and communications equipment and software are arranged and protected so that,
so far as reasonably possible, no person can have unauthorized access to Market Data. 

(b) SECURITY BREACHES AND REVISION -Customer shall assure that the security safeguards that Exhibit
A describes are enforced. If, in its sole discretion, NYSE determines that one or more persons have unauthorized
access to Market Data, Customer shall, in accordance with Paragraph 6, take all steps necessary to alter the
security safeguards and the manner of its receipt or transmission of Market Data so as to preclude the access.
Customer shall provide NYSE with such evidence as NYSE may request regarding the adequacy of those steps.
If NYSE determines those steps to be inadequate, Customer shall promptly comply with any writing instructing
Customer to discontinue transmitting Market Data by the inadequately-safeguarded means. 

(c) INSPECTION -Customer shall assure that any person authorized in writing by NYSE (in respect of all Types
of Market Data) or by AMEX (in respect of Network B Market Data and Other Market Information) has access,
at any reasonable time, to any premises of Customer, any Customer Affiliate, any Service Facilitator or any
person to whom Customer provides Market Data. In the presence of officials in charge of the premises, the
authorized person may (i) examine any component of equipment and software used for the purposes of this
Agreement and located at the premises and (ii) observe the use of Market Data and all operations located or
conducted at the premises, but solely to monitor compliance with this Agreement. This Paragraph 7( c) does not
require Customer to disclose any proprietary information other than as Exhibit A discloses. 

8. SERVICE FACILITATORS AND CUSTOMER AFFILIATES 

(a) SERVICE FACILITATORS -NYSE will determine in its sole discretion whether any person assisting
Customer for the purposes of this Agreement is a "Service Facilitator" and, therefore, is excused from entering
into a separate agreement with NYSE. NYSE will base its determination upon such criteria as (i) the nature and
quantity of the Service-related functions that the person performs and (ii) the extent to which Customer owns,
or is under common ownership with, the person. Customer shall not permit any person other than a common
carrier to assist Customer in providing or performing any aspect of the Service unless (i) NYSE has determined
the person to be a "Service Facilitator" and the person is acting in accordance with, and in the manner specified,
in Exhibit A or (ii) the person has entered into an agreement with NYSE governing the assistance. 

(b) CUSTOMER AFFILIATES -NYSE will determine in its sole discretion whether any "control relationship"
between Customer and any person qualifies the person as a "Customer Affiliate" for the purposes of this
Agreement. Subject to the charges to which Paragraph 10( a) refers and to the other applicable provisions of
this Agreement, Customer may provide any Subscriber Service to partners or officers and employees of
Customer Affiliates. For that purpose, any such partner, officer or employee is deemed "a partner, officer or
employee of Customer". 

(c) CUSTOMER'S GUARANTEE -Customer unconditionally guarantees that each Service Facilitator and
Customer Affiliate (i) will fully comply with the provisions of this Agreement that protect against unauthorized
access to Market Data, that relate to installation, maintenance and inspection, or that otherwise apply in respect
of the Service Facilitator or Customer Affiliate to the same extent as if it had entered into this Agreement and
(ii) will not cause Customer to fail to comply with this Agreement. Customer shall inform each Service
Facilitator and Customer Affiliate of all relevant provisions of this Agreement and shall promptly provide NYSE
with a full description whenever it learns that a Service Facilitator or Customer Affiliate has failed to so comply
or has caused Customer to fail to comply. 

(d) CURE AND DISCONTINUANCE OF ACCESS -Whenever NYSE notifies Customer in writing that it has
determined that a Service Facilitator or Customer Affiliate has failed to act in accordance with, or in the manner
specified in, this Agreement, Customer shall promptly cure the breach or rectify the failure. If NYSE so instructs,
Customer shall discontinue giving Market Data access to the partners, officers and employees of the Customer
Affiliate, or using the Service Facilitator, under this Agreement. 

9. COOPERATION AS TO UNAUTHORIZED RECEIPT 

(a) PREVENTION AND DISCOVERY -Customer shall use best efforts to assure that no "Unauthorized
Recipient" obtains Market Data from Customer or from equipment and software that Customer uses for the
Services. As to any Type of Market Data, an "Unauthorized Recipient" is any person other than a Data
Recipient, Customer Affiliate or Service Facilitator in its authorized access to that Type of Market Data. If an
Unauthorized Recipient does so obtain Market Data, Customer shall use its best efforts to ascertain the source
and manner of acquisition, shall fully and promptly brief NYSE, and shall promptly pay the applicable amounts
described in Paragraph 10. Customer shall otherwise cooperate and assist in any investigation relating to any
unauthorized receipt of Market Data made available pursuant to this 

Agreement. 

(b) CUSTOMER COOPERATION AND ASSIGNMENT -Any one or more Authorizing SROs may sue or
otherwise proceed against any Unauthorized Recipient, including suing or proceeding to prevent the
Unauthorized Recipient from obtaining, or from using, any Type of Market Data that it or they make available.
If any one or more Authorizing SROs institute any suit or other proceeding against the Unauthorized Recipient,
Customer, unless made a defendant in the suit or proceeding, 

(i) shall assure that it and Customer Affiliates and Service Facilitators (if any) cooperate with and assist
the Authorizing SRO( s) in the suit or proceeding in all reasonable respects, provided that the
Authorizing SRO( s) reimburse Customer for reasonable out-of-pocket expenses; and 

(ii) if the one or more Authorizing SROs so elect in writing, shall assure that all of Customer's,
Customer Affiliates' and Service Facilitators' right, title and interest in the suit or proceeding and in its
subject matter will be assigned to the Authorizing SRO( s). 

If the one or more Authorizing SROs elect the assignment, it or they shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend
Customer against any cost, liability or expense (including reasonable attorneys' fees) that arises out of or results
from the suit or proceeding. 

(c) THIRD PARTY SUITS AGAINST CUSTOMER -If any person brings a suit or other proceeding to enjoin
Customer, any Customer Affiliate or any Service Facilitator from refusing to furnish any Type of Market Data
to any Unauthorized Recipient, Customer shall promptly notify NYSE. The Authorizing SRO( s) that make that
Type of Market Data available may intervene in the suit or proceeding in the name of Customer, the Customer
Affiliate or the Service Facilitator, as appropriate, and, through counsel chosen by the intervening Authorizing
SRO( s), may assume the defense of the action on behalf of Customer, the Customer Affiliate or the Service
Facilitator. Intervening Authorizing SROs shall jointly and severally indemnify, hold harmless and defend
Customer against any loss, liability or expense (including reasonable attorneys' fees) that arises out of or results
from the suit or proceeding. 

(d) WITHDRAWAL OF RECIPIENT APPROVAL -If NYSE or AMEX, as appropriate, notifies Customer in
writing that the Authorizing SRO( s) have terminated the right of any authorized recipient to receive any Type
of Market Data, Customer (i) shall cease furnishing that Type of Market Data to the person within five business
days of the notice and (ii) shall, within ten business days, confirm the cessation, and inform NYSE or AMEX,
as appropriate, of the cessation date, by notice. 

(e) CUSTOMER INDEMNIFIED -If Customer refuses to furnish, or to continue to furnish, to any person any
Type of Market Data solely because NYSE has notified Customer in writing that the Authorizing SRO( s) do
not authorize, or no longer authorize, the person to receive that Type of Market Data, the Authorizing SRO(
s) shall jointly and severally indemnify, hold harmless and defend Customer from and against (i) any suit or other
proceeding that arises from the refusal and (ii) any liability, loss, cost, damage or expense (including reasonable
attorneys' fees) that Customer incurs as a result of the suit or proceeding. The Authorizing SRO( s) shall have
sole control of the defense of any such suit or proceeding and of all negotiations for its settlement or
compromise. Customer's prompt notice to NYSE of any such suit or proceeding is a condition to Customer's
rights under this Paragraph 9( e). Those rights do not apply when Customer ceases to furnish Market Data to
a person, or in a manner, not authorized by NYSE. 

PART III: PAYMENTS, RECORDS AND REPORTS

10. PAYMENTS 

(a) GENERAL CHARGES -Customer shall pay NYSE or AMEX, as appropriate, in United States dollars the
applicable charge( s) from time to time in effect. Customer shall pay any amounts due in accordance with such
procedures, and within such time parameters, as NYSE or AMEX, as appropriate, may specify from time to time
and shall pay any applicable tax (excluding any income tax imposed on any Authorizing SRO in respect of any
such amount). The Authorizing SROs will provide Customer with 30 days' notice of any changes in the charge(
s) payable by Customer. 

(b) CHARGES FOR UNAUTHORIZED INSTALLATIONS -If NYSE or AMEX, as appropriate, notifies
Customer that it has determined in its sole discretion that Customer has made any unauthorized or unreported
provision or use of Market Data made available to Customer under this Agreement (including the improper
receipt described in Paragraph 10( d)), Customer shall pay (i) any applicable charge( s) that would have been
imposed on Customer, a Data Recipient or an Unauthorized Recipient in respect of a provision or use, whether
by Customer or by a Data Recipient or Unauthorized Recipient, had it been authorized or reported and (ii) an
administrative fee equal to ten percent of those charges. Customer's payment obligations apply regardless of
whether a person responsible for an unauthorized provision or use received the Market Data from Customer
directly or from a person in the chain of dissemination that began with an unauthorized provision or use by
Customer. The Authorizing SROs reserve the right to recover punitive damages for any deliberate breach of
good faith and the like. 

(c) INTEREST ON UNPAID AMOUNTS -If Customer has not paid any amounts payable pursuant to
Paragraph 10( a) within the applicable time parameters, Customer shall pay interest on the unpaid amount. That
interest begins to accrue on the 31st day after the payment's due date. Customer shall also pay interest in respect
of amounts payable pursuant to Paragraph 10( b)( i). That interest begins to accrue as of the date on which the
amount would have been payable had the provision or use of Market Data been properly authorized or reported.
The interest payable under this Paragraph 10( c) will equal the lesser of (i) one and one-half percent per month
and (ii) the maximum rate of interest that applicable law permits. 

(d) SUBROGATION AND RETURNS -If Customer has paid all amounts due in respect of any Unauthorized
Recipient (i) Customer becomes subrogated to all rights of the Authorizing SROs to recover amounts from the
Unauthorized Recipient and (ii) NYSE or AMEX, as appropriate, will return to Customer any amounts
subsequently received from the Unauthorized Recipient, less any associated collection and administrative
expenses. 

11. RECORDS AND REPORTS 

(a) RECORDS MAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION -Customer shall maintain such billing records,
reports, information, subscriber agreements and other documents as NYSE or AMEX, as appropriate, may
reasonably require from time to time to permit the Authorizing SROs to bill for applicable charges and to
monitor compliance with this Agreement. Customer shall have the ability to retrieve each such item as it applies
to any NYSE-specified criterion, such as a particular Service, Data Recipient, location or account number.
Customer shall preserve each such item for not less than three years. 

(b) ACCESS TO RECORDS -During the term of this Agreement and for three years thereafter, Customer shall
assure that any authorized representative of NYSE (in respect of all Types of Market Data) or of AMEX (in
respect of Network B Market Data and Other Market Information) is able (i) to examine Customer's books and
records relating to the Services (including, among other items, the items Customer must maintain pursuant to
Paragraph 11(a)), (ii) to copy those books and records and extract information from them and (iii) to otherwise
perform any auditing functions necessary to verify Customer's compliance with this Agreement. 

(c) REPORTING -NYSE (in respect of all Types of Market Data) and AMEX (in respect of Network B Market
Data and Other Market Information) may from time to time require Customer to furnish or report all or some
of the items that Paragraph 11(a) requires Customer to maintain. Customer understands that NYSE or AMEX
may require Customer (i) to so furnish or report some or all of those items upon occurrences of specified events
and/ or on a periodic basis and (ii) to provide detailed summaries. At the request of NYSE or AMEX, as
appropriate, Customer shall have audited, by an independent certified public accountant satisfactory to the
requesting exchange, a list of all Data Recipients and any other reasonably requested list, report or information
relating to Customer's redissemination or other use of Market Data. Customer shall comply with this Paragraph
11( c) by such methods, in such format and within such time parameters as NYSE or AMEX may reasonably
specify. 

(d) RELIABILITY OF CUSTOMER'S RECORDS -Customer shall use its best efforts (including the insertion
of appropriate terms in Customer's agreements with Data Recipients, Customer Affiliates and Service
Facilitators) to assure that Customer is supplied with timely, complete and accurate information so that
Customer, in complying with this Paragraph 11, maintains and supplies NYSE and AMEX with timely, complete
and accurate information. Those efforts shall include the use of such entitlement controls as Exhibit A may
describe. NYSE recognizes that certain information is beyond Customer's control (such as information
identifying Service-related equipment and software that Customer has not supplied, installed or made available).
Subject to the best efforts requirement of this Paragraph 11(d),  Customer's obligations under this Paragraph 11
apply to information of this type only to the extent Customer has received it. 

PART IV: PROVISIONS OF GENERAL APPLICABILITY

12. NYSE AND AMEX CAPACITIES -In respect of Network A Last Sale Price and Quotation Information,
NYSE acts, and receives payments, information and notices, under this Agreement in the one or more capacities
for which the Plans provide. In respect of Network B Last Sale Price and Quotation Information, NYSE or
AMEX so acts or receives in the one or more capacities for which the Plans provide. In respect of NYSE Market
Information, NYSE so acts or receives solely on its own behalf. In respect of AMEX Market Information,
NYSE or AMEX so acts or receives solely on behalf of AMEX. In respect of Other Market Information, NYSE
or AMEX so acts or receives on behalf of the Participants or Other Data Disseminators that make that
information available. 

13. PROHIBITED USE AND PATENT INDEMNIFICATION -Customer shall indemnify, hold harmless and
defend each Disseminating Party from and against any suit or other proceeding at law or in equity, claim, liability,
loss, cost, damage, or expense (including reasonable attorneys' fees) incurred by or threatened against the
Disseminating Parties that arises out of or relates to 

(a) any use of Market Data other than as this Agreement provides by Customer, a Customer Affiliate
or a Service Facilitator, or 

(b) any claim that either any component of the equipment and software used for the purposes of this
Agreement (excluding any equipment and software Customer or Service Facilitators (if any) do not
supply, install or make available to, or operate or maintain for, a Data Recipient) or the manner of the
use made of the component or of Market Data provided pursuant to this Agreement infringes any
United States or foreign patent or copyright or violates any other property right. 

NYSE's provision to Customer of prompt written notice of the suit or proceeding is a condition to Customer's
obligations under the preceding sentence. Customer shall have sole control of the defense of the suit or
proceeding and all negotiations for its settlement or compromise. 

14. DATA NOT GUARANTEED -The Disseminating Parties do not guarantee the timeliness, sequence,
accuracy or completeness of Market Data made available, or of other market information or messages
disseminated, by any Disseminating Party. No Disseminating Party will be liable in any way to Customer or to
any other person for 

(a) any inaccuracy, error or delay in, or omission of, (i) any such data, information or message, or (ii)
the transmission or delivery of any such data, information or message, or 

(b) any loss or damage arising from or occasioned by (i) any such inaccuracy, error, delay or omission,
(ii) non-performance, or (iii) interruption in any such data, information or message, 

due either to any negligent act or omission by any Disseminating Party or to any "Force Majeure" (i. e., any
flood, extraordinary weather conditions, earthquake or other act of God, fire, war, insurrection, riot, labor
dispute, accident, action of government, communications or power failure, or equipment or software
malfunction) or any other cause beyond the reasonable control of any Disseminating Party. 

15. NO SPONSORSHIP -Customer shall assure that neither Customer nor any Customer Affiliate or Service
Facilitator represents, either directly or indirectly, that any Disseminating Party sponsors or endorses in any
manner Customer, any other person, any particular use of Market Data or any equipment and software. 

16. ARBITRATION -The parties shall settle any controversy or claim arising out of or relating to this
Agreement, or to its breach or alleged breach, by arbitration in New York, New York under the Commercial
Arbitration Rules of the American Arbitration Association. The arbitrator( s) may issue injunctive and other
equitable relief, but may not modify this Agreement. Either party may enter in any court having jurisdiction
judgment upon any award that the arbitrator( s) render. For the purposes of so entering any such judgment, each
party submits to the jurisdiction of the courts of the State of New York. Nothing in this Paragraph 16 derogates
any right Customer, any Authorizing SRO, or any other person may have to appeal to the Securities and
Exchange Commission any action taken or any failure to act under the 1934 Act, or any of its rules, or to pursue
any claim relating to the unauthorized publication or use of communications under the Communications Act of
1934, as amended, at any time, whether before or after the commencement of any arbitration proceeding. 

17. EFFECTIVE DATE AND TERMINATION -Upon its execution by each party, this Agreement becomes
effective as of the date first above written. Upon becoming effective, this Agreement supersedes each previous
agreement between the parties relating to any receipt or use of Market Data that Exhibit A describes. This
Agreement continues in effect until terminated as this Paragraph 17 provides. Subject to Paragraph 4, either
Customer or NYSE may terminate this Agreement as to one or more Types of Market Data on 30 days' written
notice to the other. In addition, this Agreement terminates upon NYSE's withdrawal from the Plans and
terminates as to Other Market Information and either Plan's Network B Market Data upon AMEX's withdrawal
from that Plan. NYSE shall give Customer 30 days' written notice of any such withdrawal. Insofar as Customer
receives access to Transmission Facilities by means of one or more interfaces with one or more intermediaries,
this Agreement terminates as to that access immediately upon written notice from NYSE that it no longer
approves the interface( s). Paragraphs 8( c), 9, 10, 11, 13, 14 and 16 survive the termination of this Agreement
in general or as to any Type( s) of Market Data. They also survive any Participant's withdrawal from either Plan
as those paragraphs apply to any matter 

arising prior to the withdrawal. 

18. PROVISION OF SERVICE TO NYSE AND AMEX -Upon request by NYSE and/ or AMEX, Customer
shall provide to the requesting exchange, free of charge, one subscription to such one or more of Customer's
Services as the request may identify, together with the equipment necessary to receive, display or communicate
the Service( s). NYSE and AMEX shall use such subscriptions solely for purposes of demonstrating the Service(
s) and monitoring Customer's compliance with this Agreement. 

19. MISCELLANEOUS 

(a) ENTIRE AGREEMENT -Exhibit C, if any, contains additional provisions applicable to any non-standard
aspects of Customer's receipt and use of Market Data. This Agreement incorporates Exhibit C. This writing,
Exhibit A, Exhibit B and Exhibit C contain the entire agreement between the parties in respect of their subject
matter. No oral or written collateral representation, agreement or understanding exists except as this Agreement
may otherwise provide. 

(b) MODIFICATIONS -In keeping with Paragraph 19( g), NYSE may, by written notice to Customer, modify
this Agreement as necessary to cause this Agreement to comply, or to be consistent, with any modification to
or replacement of the 1934 Act, the rules under the 1934 Act, or either Plan. Subject to Paragraphs 5( d) and
6, neither party may otherwise modify this Agreement except pursuant to a writing signed by or on behalf of each
of them. 

(c) ASSIGNMENTS -Customer may not assign this Agreement, in whole or in part, without the written consent
of NYSE. 

(d) INDIRECT ACTS PROHIBITED -In prohibiting Customer from doing any act, this Agreement also
prohibits Customer from doing the act indirectly (e. g., by causing or permitting another person to do the act).

(e) REASONABLENESS STANDARD -This Agreement requires or authorizes NYSE and other Authorizing
SROs to provide notices and approvals, to make requests and determinations, to impose and specify
requirements, and otherwise to act, in respect of a variety of matters. The Authorizing SROs shall perform those
acts in a reasonable manner. 

(f) GOVERNING LAW -The laws of the State of New York govern this Agreement. It shall be interpreted in
accordance with those laws. 

(g) ACT AND PLAN APPLICABILITY -This Agreement and the Services are subject at all times to the 1934
Act, the rules under the 1934 Act and the Plans. 

20. NOTICES -Customer shall furnish any notice, description, report or other communication relating to this
Agreement in writing or by such other means (e. g., by electronic mail) as NYSE may specify. The address of
each party for all written communications relating to this Agreement is: 

Customer (as set forth in Exhibit A) 

CQ Plan Participants and 

CTA Plan Participants 

c/ o New York Stock Exchange, Inc. (as below) 

New York Stock Exchange, Inc. 

11 Wall Street 

New York, New York 10005 

Attention: Director of Market Data 

American Stock Exchange, Inc. 

86 Trinity Place 

New York, New York 10006 

Attention: Director of Market Communications 

Customer may change its address by notice to NYSE. NYSE may change any other party's address by notice
to Customer. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Agreement to be executed as of the date first above
written. 

CUSTOMER 						NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, INC. 

Media888                
, acting in the capacities Paragraph 1

(Name of Customer) 	describes 

By:/s/ Kenneth Yeh                         
By:______________________________________

Name: Name: Kenneth Yeh

Title: Title: President

Date: November 10,
2000                
Date: 

Dated: May 9, 1996 

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