; or (B) displays, ranks, distributes, suppresses, promotes, throttles, labels, filters, or curates the content of any other person. (3) A party is not conducting negotiations in good faith in accordance with paragraph (1) if the party— (A) refuses to negotiate, except where eligible digital journalism providers decide to jointly deny a covered platform access to content licensed or produced by such eligible digital journalism providers under subsection (c); (B) refuses to designate a representative with authority to make binding representations; (C) refuses to meet and negotiate at reasonable times and locations or otherwise causes unreasonable delay; (D) refuses to put forth more than a single, unilateral proposal; (E) fails to respond to a proposal of the other party, including the reasons for rejection; (F) enters into a separate third-party agreement that unreasonably impedes the party from reaching an agreement with the negotiating party; or (G) refuses to execute a full and written agreement that has been reached verbally. (4) A covered platform is not conducting negotiations in good faith in accordance with paragraph (1) if the covered platform enters into a separate agreement with an eligible digital journalism provider that impedes the eligible digital journalism provider from participating in a negotiation under this section. (5) During any negotiation conducted under this section, the joint negotiation entity and the covered platform shall each make a reasonable offer regarding the pricing, terms, and conditions by which the covered platform may access the content of the eligible digital journalism providers that are members of the joint negotiation entity, substantiated with comprehensive data and methodologies, including expert analysis, that reflects— (A) the pricing, terms, and conditions comparable to those found in commercial agreements between similarly situated entities, including price, duration, territory, value of data generated directly or indirectly by the content