Clearance Obligations. Licensed Media [that is film footage] may contain third party materials that require permission or fair use analysis prior to LICENSEE’s Use of such Licensed Media. LICENSEE is responsible for taking appropriate measures to blur, obscure, or remove any materials it determines require additional permissions, or alternatively, for obtaining such permissions. More specifically, but without limiting the general obligations above, LICENSEE is responsible for performing clearance analysis on any business names, logos, trade dress, or other words/designs protectable under trademark law that are depicted within the Licensed Media; and LICENSEE is also responsible for identifying copyright protected materials, including without limitation, works of art and architectural works, depicted within the Licensed Media and for performing clearance analysis on such materials.
Clearance Obligations. Footage may contain third party materials that require permission or fair use analysis prior to Licensee’s Use of such Footage. Licensee is responsible for taking appropriate measures to blur, obscure, or remove any materials it determines require additional permissions, or alternatively, for obtaining such permissions. More specifically, but without limiting the general obligations above, Licensee is responsible for performing clearance analysis on any business names, logos, or other words/designs protectable under trademark law that are depicted within the Footage; and Licensee is also responsible for identifying copyright protected materials depicted within the Footage and for performing clearance analysis on such materials.
Clearance Obligations. With respect to the existing Network television service, and subject only to the Authorized Preemptions defined in this Section I.C.1, Station shall clear in-pattern all ABC Programs in all time periods as scheduled by the Network during the 2008/2009 television season for so long as ABC continues to program those time periods. The parties agree to negotiate in good faith for the clearance of any Programs that may be offered generally to ABC affiliates in time periods that are not currently programmed by Network. Moreover, Station will not be required to clear a Program if after notice from the Station and a reasonable opportunity to cure, (a) ABC fails to deliver contractually mandated First Call Right and First Run protections for such Program, (b) such Program does not comply with the bandwidth or other technical requirements set forth in Section I.H. hereof, or (c) such Program is not sufficient for Station to comply with the then-current FCC (i) video description requirements applying to that Station for that daypart if the Program is broadcast in pattern, or (ii) closed captioning requirements applying to that Program if broadcast in pattern, (d) the Program is not cleared or rejected by Station’s exercise of its Right to Reject under FCC Rules as provided in Section V.C. below, or (e) the Program is not cleared or is preempted by reason of force majeure (each an “Authorized Preemption”). Station will immediately return to in- pattern clearance once ABC restores or delivers said rights Once ABC ends its current provision of FCC Compliant Children’s Programming on August 27, 2011, then ABC will return the time periods that had included the subject Programs to Station for local programming.
Clearance Obligations. With respect to the existing Network television service, and subject only to the clearance exceptions expressly set forth in this Section I.C.1 including preemptions based upon the FCC’s “Right to Reject Rule” (as defined in Section V.C below), failure to broadcast ABC programs due to Force Majeure events (defined in Section V.E, below) and preemptions necessitated by the broadcast of those programs listed on Schedule B, Station shall clear in-pattern all ABC Programs including Program Related Material in all time periods currently scheduled by the Network during the 2011/2012 television season for so long as ABC continues to program those time periods. The parties agree to negotiate in good faith for the clearance of any Programs that may be offered generally to ABC affiliates in time periods that are not currently programmed by Network. Moreover, Station will not be required to clear a Program in pattern if after notice from the Station and a reasonable opportunity to cure, (a) ABC fails to deliver contractually mandated First Call Right and First Run protections for such Program, (b) such Program does not comply with the bandwidth or other technical requirements set forth in Section I.H. hereof, or (c) such Program is not sufficient for Station to comply with the then-current FCC (i) video description requirements applying to that Program if broadcast in pattern, or (ii) closed captioning requirements applying to that Program if broadcast in pattern. Station will immediately return to in-pattern clearance once ABC restores or delivers said rights. The clearance exceptions provided for in this Section I.C.1 are “Authorized Preemptions.”
Clearance Obligations. Station agrees to the following clearance obligations:
