Children's Programming. The Owner will be responsible for insuring the Station's compliance with the Children's Television Act of 1990 [47 U.S.C. 303a and 303b], and the rules and policies of the FCC promulgated thereunder, including ensuring that the Station complies with the commercial limits established therein and serves the educational and informational needs of children. The Broker, while conducting its activities with regard to the Station pursuant to this Agreement, will comply with said Children's Television Act and FCC rules and policies by presenting a reasonable amount of children's programming, including educational/informational programming, and by strictly observing the limitations on advertising content and amount. In connection therewith, the Broker will be responsible for preparing all necessary reports and certifications and delivering the same to the Owner for placement in the Station's public inspection file. Upon delivery of such reports and certifications, they will be certified by Broker as true and correct in all material respects. Such reports and certifications will include the following: (a) a quarterly report on children's programming pursuant to Section 73.3526(e)(11)(iii) of the FCC's rules; and (b) a certificate with respect to compliance with advertising limits in children's programs pursuant to Section 73.3526(e)(11)(ii) of the FCC's rules. Such advertising certification will be in the form of the attached Exhibit C. In completing each such quarterly certificate, the Broker will list the titles of all children's programs carried on the Station in the past quarter in which the advertising limits apply, both local and network, all program segments during which the allowed commercial limits were exceeded, and a separate memo explaining why any excesses occurred. In carrying out its obligations with respect to children's programming, the Broker will further maintain records with respect to commercial matter in children's programming either in the form of logs of programs reflecting the commercial time, tapes of the programs, lists of commercial minutes aired in identified children's programs, or appropriate certificates from networks and syndicators with respect to compliance with the FCC's requirements on commercial limits.
Children's Programming. The station shall broadcast reasonable amounts of educational and informational programming designed for children aged 16 years and younger. Children's Advertising Programming designed for children aged 12 years and younger shall not include more than 12 minutes of commercial matter per hour, Monday through Friday, and shall not include more than 10.5 minutes of commercial matter per hour on weekend programming. There shall be no host selling, as that term is defined by the FCC, in children's programming on the station. Emergency Information Any emergency information which is broadcast by the station shall be transmitted both aurally and visually or only visually.
Children's Programming. The station shall broadcast requisite amounts of educational and informational programming designed to further the positive development of children aged 16 years and younger. POLITICAL BROADCASTING All "uses" of the station by legally qualified candidates for elective office shall be in accordance with the Act and the FCC's Rules and policies, including without limitation, equal opportunities requirements, reasonable access requirements, lowest unit charge requirements and similar rules and regulations. OBSCENITY AND INDECENCY The station shall not broadcast any obscene material. Material is deemed to be obscene if the average person, applying contemporary community standards in the local community, would find that the material, taken as a whole, appeals to the prurient interest; depicts or describes in a patently offensive way sexual conduct specifically defined by applicable state law; and taken as a whole, lacks serious literary artistic, political or scientific value. The station shall not broadcast any indecent material outside of the periods of time prescribed by the Commission. Material is deemed to be indecent if it includes language or material that, in context, depicts or describes, in terms patently offensive as measured by contemporary community standards for the broadcast medium, sexual or excretory activities or organs.
Children's Programming. (i) Except as may be otherwise agreed by the parties, the programming provided by Company must be Children’s Programming (as defined below) and all Content must be provided in accordance with FCC standards for Children’s Programming as set forth in more detail in this
Children's Programming. Is any programming or advertising broadcast or cable television after six hours and prior to the twenty-one hours.
Children's Programming. The Union agrees that, when two Performances of Children's Programmes fall within the Performance Call, only the one Performance Rate shall apply. This shall apply to all employees working the production.
Children's Programming. The station shall broadcast reasonable amounts of educational and informational programming designed for children aged 16 years and younger.
Children's Programming. (i) Network will provide as part of the Service an amount of core educational and informational children's programming as defined by FCC rules, including 47 C.F.R. ss.73.671, as the same may be amended from time to time ("CORE CHILDREN'S PROGRAMMING") sufficient to satisfy the minimum Core Children's Programming hours required to meet the FCC's benchmark for such programming incurred by Affiliate as result of the broadcast by the Stations of the Service on each such Station's free, over-the-air, multicast feed, provided that this obligation shall apply to Network only if and for so long as the same obligation is imposed on third parties using the Stations' over-the-air multicast feeds to transmit programming. In addition, Affiliate agrees to notify Network in the event Affiliate elects to meet the Core Children's Programming requirements resulting from its Stations' free, over-the-air multicast feeds on a single free, over-the-air multicast feed in which case Network's obligations shall thereafter cease.
Children's Programming. Owner shall be responsible for ensuring that the Station complies with its obligations under the Children's Television Act of 1990 and the rules and policies promulgated by the FCC thereunder (the "Children's Television Rules"). During the term of this Agreement, Broker agrees that it will use a portion of the air time that it has acquired the rights to program under this Agreement to fulfill the Owner's obligations
Children's Programming. (i) Network will provide as part of the Service an amount of core educational and informational children’s programming as defined by FCC rules, including 47 C.F.R. §73.671, as the same may be amended from time to time (“Core Children’s Programming”) sufficient to satisfy the minimum Core Children’s Programming hours required to meet the FCC’s benchmark for such programming incurred by Affiliate as a result of the broadcast by the Stations of the Service on each such Station’s free, over-the-air, multicast feed, if and solely to the extent required by applicable FCC rules and regulations. Provided Network has been granted the rights to broadcast the Core Children’s Programming on a Station’s Primary Feed by all pertinent programming providers and Network may exercise such rights at no additional cost or expense to Network, Affiliate may simulcast or rebroadcast the Core Children’s Programming on the pertinent Station’s Primary Feed. In addition, Affiliate agrees to notify Network in the event Affiliate elects to meet the Core Children’s Programming requirements resulting from its Stations’ free, over-the-air multicast feeds on a single free, over-the-air multicast feed in which case Network’s obligations shall thereafter cease.
