DONUTS Sample Clauses

DONUTS. In the case of a commercial containing a signature portion (open and/or close) which remains constant and copy (the donut) which may be updated and inserted during the cycle, the inserted or updated portion shall be paid as a separate session fee. The signature portion requires no additional payment until its original cycle is ended. Where one performer is in both the signature portion and the donut portion, use fees or residual payments shall be paid on the basis of one commercial. Nothing herein shall prevent the advertiser named in the signature portion from promoting more than one product offered by the advertiser in the donut portion.
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