Any person or entity which directly or indirectly controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with another entity.

A business organization that shares some aspect of common ownership or control with another business organization.

An 'affiliate' of, or a person 'affiliated' with, a specific person is a person that directly, or indirectly through one or more intermediaries, controls, or is controlled by, or is under common control with, the person specified. The term 'affiliate' includes any subsidiary or parent of the person specified.

As defined in the Telecommunications Act of 1996, a person or entity that (directly or indirectly) owns or controls a telecommunications company, is owned or controlled by, or is under common ownership or control with, another person or entity.

Two companies are affiliated when one owns less than a majority of the voting stock of the other or if both are subsidiaries of a third company.

The term AFFILIATE is defined in Rule 405. It means any person that either directly or indirectly controls or is controlled by or is somehow in common control with the REGISTRANT.

A company in which another company has a minority interest. Or more generally, a company which is related to another company in some way.

A business connected with another through common ownership or management.

one of a group of companies which is wholly or partly owned by another; to enter into association with others.

A corporation that is related to another corporation by shareholdings or other means of control (such as parent/subsidiaries or corporations under common control).

An entity that associates itself with a larger site or company for the purposes of mutual benefit. The affiliate is usually paid in some way for sending traffic to the affiliate site.

Someone who is controlling the company or under common control of some other company Agency an agreement by one person (an agent) to act for a principal at the principal's direction and control

A corporation or other organization owned or controlled, either directly or through parent or subsidiary corporations, by UNICARE, or under common control with UNICARE.

Persons are affiliates of one another if, directly or indirectly, one controls or has the power to control the other, or a third party controls or has the power to control both. Indicators of control include, but are not limited to: interlocking management or ownership; shared interest among family members; shared facilities or equipment; or common use of employees. Following the issuance of a public interest exclusion, an organization having the same or similar management, ownership, or principal employees as the service agent concerning whom a public interest exclusion is in effect is regarded as an affiliate.

(USA) A person that controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with (directly or indirectly) the entity specified. The SEC takes the position that a corporate officer, director or 10% stockholder is presumed to be an affiliate of the corporation. An individual officer's, director's or 10% stockholder's spouse and children living at home are normally considered affiliates as well.

Any legal entity that owns, is owned by, or is under common ownership with the customer.

A company or business enterprise located in one country but owned or controlled (10% or more of voting securities or equivalent) by a parent company in another country; may be either incorporated or unincorporated.

A related organization which is a legally separate entity, controlled by separate boards of directors and not financially accountable to the University.

A person who directly or indirectly owns or holds at least 5 percent of the voting securities of a public utility.

When used in relation to an operator, another person who directly or indirectly owns or controls, is owned or controlled by, or is under common ownership or common control with the operator, or an operator's principal partners, shareholders, or owners of some other ownership interest. When used in relation to the municipality, any agency, board, authority or political subdivision affiliated with the municipality or other person in which the municipality has legal or financial interest.

A person or business with a business or ownership association to another person or business. The term affiliate is commonly used to refer to the corporate partner companies of regulated utility companies. Many regulated utility companies have affiliate relationships with unregulated Alternative Electric Suppliers (AES’s), other power marketers, and/or energy service companies. In order to assure that all competitive suppliers have equal opportunities in the emerging marketplace, regulators often establish a “Code of Conduct,” which governs relationships between regulated and unregulated affiliates.

An entity related to a Seller that is subject to common operating control and that is operated as part of the same system or enterprise. The Seller typically owns less than a majority of the voting stock or the Seller and the entity are subsidiaries of a third party.

A business organization that Avaya controls or with which Avaya is in partnership.

A condition of being united, allied, associated, or attached. An affiliate company is one effectively controlled by another.

A company that is directly or indirectly controlled by, or shares the same owner as, another company.

a company controlled by or associated with another company. In some cases, if the affiliated companies are small, they may share the same members of management.

Entity that directly or indirectly controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with the referenced entity. Control means the ownership, authority, or power to vote 10% or more of the voting securities. The particular use referenced in this document refers to affiliates of the regulated utilities serving customers in the utility's service area.

Any entity effectively owned or controlled by another entity.

A business enterprise located in one country which is directly or indirectly owned or controlled by a person of another country.

An entity that controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with another entity. Confidentiality: The protection of nonpersonal information and data from unauthorized disclosure.

An organization within the UL family of companies.

See: Control Person.

normally defined as an individual or corporation in a position to exert direct influence on the actions of a corporation. Among such persons are owners of 10% or more of the voting shares, directors, and senior elected officers and any persons or entities in a position to exert influence through them - such as members of their immediate family and other close associates.

A person, firm, or other corporation that is related to the corporation by common ownership or common methods of control. In most cases, affiliates have the same duties and obligations as the corporation when issuing securities. Examples of affiliates might be by a subsidiary corporation, a controlling shareholder, and a group of corporations under common control).

a non-regulated company that has the same owner as a regulated utility company.

An organization that is a parent or subsidiary of another organization or a subsidiary of a common parent. An organization may be an affiliate of another because of ownership, overlapping officers and directors, or other factors.

a company that (directly or indirectly) owns or controls at least 10% of another company.

A company that is partly owned by another company. Non-corporate entities that have close links with each other are also sometimes said to be affiliates. Individual trade unions, for instance, are affiliated to their central organisation

Two companies are affiliated when one owns less than a majority stake of the other, or when both are subsidiaries of a third company. Or, generally, any association between two companies that is short of a parent-subsidiary tie. See subsidiary.

A company which is controlled by another company either by ownership or a minority interest.

Typically used to mean inter-company relationships. Two companies are affiliated when one company owns less than a majority of the voting stock of the other.

An affiliate of an issuer is a person controlling, controlled by or under common control with such issuer. An individual who controls an issuer is also an affiliate of such issuer.

A person or organization associated with another as a subsidiary or member.

A company that is controlled by another or that has the same owner as another company.

A company that controls, or is controlled by another company, or is one of two or more commonly controlled companies.

An affiliate is a commercial entity with a relationship with a peer or a larger entity.

Individual or company that drives traffic to Advertiser/Merchant websites in exchange for a commission for each transaction generated: usually lead or sale.

A member or licensee of Visa International or Visa USA or an organization affiliated with a MasterCard member that participates under the member’s rule or card plan on either the cardholder or merchant side.

Site owner who promotes products or service in return for payment once an action has been complete.

Website affiliates are what drive Internet marketing. Companies run affiliate ...

"Take on as a member", "attach", "join." On the Internet, partner programs are described as affiliates. 7d m-bot allows for a cross-website personalization of portals and partner sites.

A person or organization that wishes to earn sales commissions marketing the Calnique(tm) Custom Calendar & Organizer.

Affiliates receive commissions based on valid transactions generated by traffic sent to your website by links placed on their website

Another business with which the store has a commission agreement. Affiliate sites can direct shoppers to a merchant’s store, and receive a commission based on the sales generated.

Client who offers domain name registration services via the client's website, using Domain Bank's registration process.

Website that adds banners / buttons / text links that link through to merchant sites, in order to earn commission based on leads / sales generated.

A person who advertises someone elses store and services to earn a commission. Affiliates sign up to networks so that they can login and check statistics and get paid all from once place.

Person or organization which earns money from their website by placing advertising (text, banners, pop-ups etc.) on it that generate actions that have been defined as commissionable by merchants (payment per click, per lead or per sale).

An affiliate is an independent person or organization that promotes someone else′s products or services online, for a commission. Some affiliate programs only require referral; others include the option of re-selling.

A related site which direct clicks to third party destinations. The affiliate receives a commission when a sale is made.

Someone who sells online other people's products and services and earn from commissions. When you subscribe to an affiliate program you become an affiliate (marketer).

(Publisher, Associate, Partner, Reseller) An independent party, or website, that promotes the products or services of a merchant in exchange for a commission.

A person or business that promotes a merchant either online or offline in order to generate sales, leads or traffic.

Someone who advertises a merchant's products in exchange for a commission when an action is completed. In CPA Warehouse, most of the time the action must be a sale, but there are a few offers where merchants pay commission on leads.

This actually refers to you in this case. You are an affiliate of the advertisers whose products or services you have listed on your site as offers.

A person, organization, or establishment that drives traffic to a merchant's web site for a percentage of successful sales transactions.

A web site that elects to provide ads for goods or services that are provided by another business. The web site providing the ad is paid a percentage of any sales deriving from the ad or paid each time the ad is clicked on.

The owner of the site(s) that chooses to display a merchant's products and/or services. Affiliates agree to place merchant promotions on their Web site(s) in the form of graphic or text links for the purpose of selling a merchant's goods and/or services. In return, the affiliate(s) can earn commissions, which vary by merchant, on click throughs, leads, or purchases made through the links on their site(s).

A Web site owner who earns a commission for referring sales or customers to a merchant or resource site.

Anyone who earns commission for referring clicks or leads to a merchant. In most cases this commission is paid only when a sale is made in some however money is paid just for the referred click. This is most often done from a website but can be done via a mailing list or blog.

An affiliate is a website owner which displays other merchant's products and/or services on their web pages. The owner of the site (the affiliate) will then put ads that display the merchant's products and/or services by an image and/or text which will link to the merchant's products and/or services page. The affiliate will then earn commissions. The commissions vary from merchant to merchant and also by the type of agreement like if a sale has to be made or just by leading the user to the merchant's site.

A partner in an agreement where you publish ads or a company's product on your site and are paid relative to ad performance or product sales.

(also associate, member, publisher, web portal, webmaster) an independent website that refers clicks, leads or sales to a merchant in exchange for commission.

Person who does affiliate marketing, promoting someone else's product for sale, and earning commissions.

any online entity that is financially compensated for directing 'trackable' internet traffic to an advertiser's website - usually to a product page or shopping cart.

basically a salesperson for a given program, also sometimes referred to as a publisher. On the internet an affiliate would advertise or presell a merchant's products through various methods. For the purpose of this website and it's general meaning of affiliate marketing this would be by featuring reviews, articles or endorsements contained in a webpage and containing links or graphics that point back to merchants products. If these links from affiliate's website lead to a sale, the affiliate is paid a specified percentage.

A Web site that places a merchant's links on their site. An affiliate earns a commission for each sale or referral that is sent to the merchant through these links.

A customer or merchant with whom MakeLifeEasy shares revenues. Synonymous with "RevSharer".

A marketing partner that promotes your products or services under a payment-on-results agreement.

A virtual online sales agent for an online merchant, sometimes also called an associate. Affiliates make money when visitors to the affiliate site click through to the merchant's site, and then make a purchase.

a website owner or email marketer that promotes merchants' products, services, membership site, etc., and earns a commission for referring clicks, leads or sales.

Web site owner that places links to promote merchant's products or services. Affiliate gets commission for all the valid transactions referred to the merchant.

An affiliate is a Web site that partners with an online merchant. The affiliate places links on its site to promote the merchant's products. In exchange, the affiliate receives a commission for all valid transactions it has referred.

The affiliate is a publisher who owns a website and is willing to advertise a merchants product for a commission based on performance.

Someone who can sponsor people in an online business and is paid commissions for sales of products. There is usually no cost to be an affiliate.

Webmaster who enters an agreement with an online merchant (Ladbrokes) to market their products or services in return for commission.

a Web site owner that earns a commission for referring clicks, leads, or sales to a merchant.

A partner who is paid a commission on the basis of the results shown by marketing your products and services. An affiliate may simply place a link to the merchant's site on their own site or create a site dedicated solely to promoting the merchant's products or services.

Affiliates actively promote advertiser products in exchange for a commission, through their own websites, usually through banner rotation and email advertising. Affiliates are also referred to as publishers, associates, partners, resellers or content site.

A marketing partner that promotes your products or services under a pay-per-sale, pay-per-lead, or pay-per-click commission.

Typical term for a website that drives traffic to another website in exchange for a percent of sales from users driven to the site.

A webmaster who signs up with a sponsor's Affiliate Program and places advertisements (banners and/or text links) on his/her site in order to earn commissions by sending surfers to the sponsor's site. Also called a "publisher."

A related site often linked to your own, to form a "partnership" in the broadest sense.

Individual that markets products for a merchant, earning a commission.

is a person that is rewarded for bringing sales and leads from traffic via advertisements to a merchant website.

Programs that generate leads and sales from other websites, paying commissions for those sites that host their products.

A non-employed commissioned salesperson, for our purposes, someone that provides links to dating services (or other services) for the purpose of earning commissions on membership sign-ups or sales.

A website that will drive traffic to another site for a percentage of sales.

A web site owner that promotes a merchant's products and/or services, earns a commission for referring clicks, leads, or sales.

An affiliate, also known as an associate or publisher, is a person or organization that earns money by placing on their website a merchant's text, banners, pop-ups or any form of advertising. When this advertising generates an action agreed upon between the affiliate and the merchant, like a sale or a lead, then the merchant pays the affiliate a commission.

A Web site that partners with an online merchant by including links to promote the merchant's products or service. In exchange, the affiliate receives a commission, flat fee, or other incentive for all valid transactions it refers to its partner that generate a sale, a sales lead, or some other user action.

An affiliate promotes a vendor's products and services and typically earns a commission for doing so.

Any web site or business that provides links or sales to your site through their own marketing efforts.

A person or company that affiliates with another company to generate sales or leads for a commission.

A group of television networks.

A station carrying a network's programming which is not owned by the network. (Network-owned stations are called "owned-and-operated," or "O&O's").

Independently owned broadcast station that contracts with a network to air that network's programming.

Commercial radio or television station receiving more than 10 hours per week of network programming. This term occasionally applied to individual cable operators contracting for a pay-television or superstation service and to PBS and NPR stations that air national noncommercial programming.

3/4– A broadcast station not owned by a network but airing its programs and commercials.

A local television station affiliated with one or more of the major networks, e.g. ABC, CBS, and NBC. They broadcast both network and locally originated programming.

any broadcast TV station that is financially compensated for local telecasting of national programs for a network (ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, Paramount, Warner).

A broadcast station that grants the network an option of specific time periods for the broadcast of network-originated programs.

A broadcast station (usually independently owned) which has a contractual relationship with a network to carry the network's programs and announcements in specific time periods.

a local station owned by the parent company, or an independent station, both subscribing to some network programming and producing their own local content

An IDT business associate.