Broadcast. Over-the-air transmission by a radio or television station.
Broadcast. Allowed to use fonts for large scale broadcast purposes; Video and moving image public transmission, including digital signage screens, TV advertising, cinema advertising.
Broadcast. Subject to the conditions listed herein, captured material of the production may be used as part of a feature story on the production, the Theatre, the arts or any of the artists connected with the production on international, national, state, and local news, arts and arts award broadcasts (provided the Actor is signed to the appropriate SAG- AFTRA contract when applicable), broadcast reviews of the production, talk and entertainment programs, community affairs broadcasts, community service programs, and media projects for people with disabilities. All of the foregoing shall include, but not be limited to, programs broadcast on radio, network and cable television, and the Internet. Subject to the conditions listed below, capture may be made of rehearsals and performances for the uses listed above. Theatre may also capture interviews, backstage footage, other non-rehearsal/non-performance footage, and promotional and publicity events (together, “Additional Footage”), which must be voluntary.
Broadcast. The right to broadcast by radio or television (by living actors, transcriptions and other present or future means) dramatic versions, sketches, scenes, adaptations and material from or based upon the Work or any motion picture version thereof, and announcements of or concerning such motion pictures, which announcements may include material from the Work or from such motion pictures.
Broadcast. (EU) If the service is Free To Air, the Content Protection System shall implement all forms of protection authorized or otherwise permissible in the Licensed Territories for digital broadcast which shall at a minimum include no redistribution signaling once the standard has been ratified by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB).
Broadcast. You have the right to use the Font Sofrware for the production of audiovisual communications, providing that you don’t exceed the maximum number of Devices authorised by this XXXX.
Broadcast. A broadcast means the transmission of a program, either live or by means of a recording. CONTINUITY Material written to link program elements.
Broadcast b. Cable
Broadcast. Subject to the conditions listed herein, captured material of the production may be used as part of a feature story on the production, the Theatre, the arts, or any of the artists connected with the production on international, national, state, and local news, arts, and arts award broadcasts; broadcast reviews of the production; talk and entertainment programs; community affairs programs; community service programs; media projects for people with disabilities; T.V. spots; commercials; educational programs; or programs about the production. All of the foregoing shall include, but not be limited to, programs on radio, network and cable television, and the Internet. Subject to the conditions listed below, capture may be made of rehearsals and performances for the uses listed above. The Theatre may also capture interviews, backstage footage, other non-rehearsal/non-performance footage, and promotional and publicity events (together, “Additional Footage”), which must be voluntary. The Director’s or Choreographer’s image shall not be used for any type of broadcast or non-broadcast release without the written permission of the Director or Choreographer.
Broadcast. Distributor may not enter into any television, satellite, cable television, computer, or any other electronic media sale or broadcast arrangement without the prior written approval of Producer
