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 pro- gram, which material is broadcast on the network during the period(s) when local commer- cial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local sta- 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 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 pro- gramprogram, which material is broadcast on the network during the period(s) when local commer- cial commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local sta- tion(sstation(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 pro- gramprogram, which material is broadcast on the network during the period(s) when local commer- cial commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local sta- tion(sstation(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 pro- gramprogram, which material is broadcast on the a network during the period(s) when local commer- cial commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local sta- tion(sstation(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 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 pro- gramprogram, which material is broadcast on the network during the period(s) when local commer- cial commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast broad- cast by local sta- tion(sstation(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 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 pro- gram, which material is broadcast on the network during the period(s) when local commer- cial com- mercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local sta- tion(sstation(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 pro- gram, which material is broadcast on the a network during the period(s) when local commer- cial commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast by local sta- tion(sstation(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 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 pro- gramprogram, which material is broadcast on the a network during the period(s) when local commer- cial commercial announcement(s) or other local announcement(s) may be or are broadcast broad- cast by local sta- tion(sstation(s), such News Writer Newswriter shall not be entitled to any commercial fee for such program.