Common use of Co-Produced Content (Non Novelas) Clause in Contracts

Co-Produced Content (Non Novelas). If Grupo Televisa enters into any third party arrangement or agreement involving the production of Audiovisual Content that is not a Novela and that would be Co-Produced Content for which Grupo Televisa obtains any Broadcast rights in Mexico, then Licensor shall concurrently, at its cost, obtain all rights to Broadcast such Co-Produced Content in the Territory in the same Licensed Media, to the full extent to which Grupo Televisa obtains Broadcast rights in Mexico, for the same period, to the extent within the Term. All Co-Produced Content for which Licensor obtains Broadcast rights in Licensed Media in the Territory pursuant to the preceding sentence shall be licensed to Licensee as Licensed Content under this Agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the provisions of this Section 2.3 shall not apply to Broadcast rights to Co-Produced Content in any Licensed Media in the Territory that either (i) have been licensed or sold by the applicable Co-Production Partner or third party producer to a third party pursuant to a bona fide, contractual agreement or (ii) were not acquired by the applicable Co-Production Partner or third party producer from the owner of the applicable underlying intellectual property rights as part of the bona fide, contractual agreement with such owner, in each case, prior to Grupo Televisa having any substantive discussions with such Co-Production Partner or third party producer (or otherwise having any substantive involvement) in respect of such Co-Produced Content.

Co-Produced Content (Non Novelas). If Grupo Televisa Univision Group enters into any third party arrangement or agreement involving the production of Audiovisual Content that is not a Novela and that would be Co-Produced Content for which Grupo Televisa Univision Group obtains any Broadcast rights in Mexicothe United States, then Licensor shall concurrently, at its cost, obtain all rights to Broadcast such Co-Produced Content in the Territory in the same Licensed Media, to the full extent to which Grupo Televisa Univision Group obtains Broadcast rights in Mexicothe United States, for the same period, to the extent within the Term. All Co-Produced Content for which Licensor obtains Broadcast rights in Licensed Media in the Territory pursuant to the preceding sentence shall be licensed to Licensee as Licensed Content under this Agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the provisions of this Section 2.3 shall not apply to Broadcast rights to Co-Produced Content in any Licensed Media in the Territory that either (i) have been licensed or sold by the applicable Co-Production Partner or third party producer to a third party pursuant to a bona fide, contractual agreement or (ii) were not acquired by the applicable Co-Production Partner or third party producer from the owner of the applicable underlying intellectual property rights as part of the bona fide, contractual agreement with such owner, in each case, prior to Grupo Televisa Univision Group having any substantive discussions with such Co-Production Partner or third party producer (or otherwise having any substantive involvement) in respect of such Co-Produced Content.