Common use of Co-op Programs Clause in Contracts

Co-op Programs. A co-op program (i.e., a program fed as a network program on which there are no network commercial announcements sold but on which the local stations may sell local commercial announcements) shall be deemed to be a commercial program if a local commercial announcement is broadcast during the time period in which the network program is broadcast. Notwithstanding anything in the above, if a News Writer writes only opening, closing, promotional, public service, and/or other "filler" material for a co-op program, which material is broadcast on the network during the period(s) when local commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local station(s), such News Writer shall not be entitled to any commercial fee for such program.

Co-op Programs. A co-op program (i.e., a program fed as a network program on which there are no network commercial announcements sold but on which the local stations may sell local commercial announcements) shall be deemed to be a commercial program if a local commercial announcement is broadcast during the time period in which the network program is broadcast. Notwithstanding anything in the above, if a News Writer Newswriter writes only opening, closing, promotional, public service, and/or other "filler" material for a co-op program, which material is broadcast on the a network during the period(s) when local commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local station(s), such News Writer Newswriter shall not be entitled to any commercial fee for such program.

Co-op Programs. A co-op program (i.e., a program fed as a network program on which there are no network commercial announcements sold but on which the local stations may sell local commercial announcements) shall be deemed to be a commercial program if a local commercial announcement is broadcast during the time period in which the network program is broadcast. Notwithstanding anything in the above, if a News Writer writes only opening, closing, promotional, public service, and/or other "filler" material for a co-op program, which material is broadcast on the network during the period(s) when local commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local station(s), such News Writer shall not be entitled to any commercial fee for such program.

Co-op Programs. A co-op program (i.e., a program fed as a network program on which there are no network commercial announcements sold but on which the local stations may sell local commercial announcements) shall be deemed to be a commercial program if a local commercial announcement is broadcast during the time period in which the network program is broadcast. Notwithstanding anything in the above, if a News Writer writes only opening, closing, promotional, public service, and/or other "“filler" ” material for a co-op programpro- gram, which material is broadcast on the network during the period(s) when local commercial commer- cial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local station(ssta- tion(s), such News Writer shall not be entitled to any commercial fee for such program.

Co-op Programs. A co-op program (i.e., a program fed as a network program on which there are no network commercial announcements sold but on which the local stations sta- tions may sell local commercial announcements) shall be deemed to be a commercial program pro- gram if a local commercial announcement is broadcast during the time period in which the network program is broadcast. Notwithstanding anything in the above, if a News Writer writes only opening, closing, promotional, public service, and/or other "“filler" ” material for a co-op program, which material is broadcast on the network during the period(s) when local commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast broad- cast by local station(s), such News Writer shall not be entitled to any commercial fee for such program.

Co-op Programs. A co-op program (i.e., a program fed as a network program on which there are no network commercial announcements sold but on which the local stations may sell local commercial announcements) shall be deemed to be a commercial program if a local commercial announcement is broadcast during the time period in which the network program is broadcast. Notwithstanding anything in the above, if a News Writer Newswriter writes only opening, closing, promotional, public service, and/or other "“filler" ” material for a co-op programpro- gram, which material is broadcast on the a network during the period(s) when local commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local station(s), such News Writer Newswriter shall not be entitled to any commercial fee for such program.

Co-op Programs. A co-op program (i.e., a program fed as a network program on which there are no network commercial announcements sold but on which the local stations may sell local commercial announcements) shall be deemed to be a commercial program if a local commercial announcement is broadcast during the time period in which the network net- work program is broadcast. Notwithstanding anything in the above, if a News Writer writes only opening, closing, promotional, public service, and/or other "“filler" ” material for a co-op programpro- gram, which material is broadcast on the network during the period(s) when local commercial com- mercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local station(s), such News Writer shall not be entitled to any commercial fee for such program.

Co-op Programs. A co-op program (i.e., a program fed as a network program on which there are no network commercial announcements sold but on which the local stations sta- tions may sell local commercial announcements) shall be deemed to be a commercial program pro- gram if a local commercial announcement is broadcast during the time period in which the network program is broadcast. Notwithstanding anything in the above, if a News Writer Newswriter writes only opening, closing, promotional, public service, and/or other "“filler" ” material for a co-op program, which material is broadcast on the a network during the period(s) when local commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast broad- cast by local station(s), such News Writer Newswriter shall not be entitled to any commercial fee for such program.