Broadcast Times Clause Samples

The "Broadcast Times" clause defines the specific time slots or periods during which a program, advertisement, or other content is scheduled to be aired on a broadcast platform. It typically outlines the agreed-upon days and hours for transmission, and may include provisions for changes, substitutions, or preemptions due to unforeseen events or network requirements. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of when content will be broadcast, helping to avoid disputes and ensuring that contractual obligations regarding exposure and audience reach are met.
Broadcast Times. Station will broadcast the Campaigns on the days and approximate hourly times on the order form, based on the Station’s local time zone. Station does not guarantee that particular programs will be broadcast during the hours on the order form. Station may deduct up to thirty-five (35) seconds for Station break purposes from any program of five minutes to thirty minutes in length. Station may deduct up to ninety (90) seconds for Station break purposes from any program of thirty minutes or one hour in length.
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Broadcast Times. Except as otherwise set forth in this Contract, Company shall broadcast the Commercials on the days and at the approximate hourly times provided in the facing page of this Contract. Times indicated shall be those in effect on the respective days of broadcasting.
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