E/I Programming Sample Clauses

E/I Programming. In the event that three (3) hours of educational or informational programming (“Core Programs”) are required by the CTA or one (1) hour is required by The CW’s agreements with its affiliates, Company will include in the Block at least one (1) hour of programming that qualifies as “Core Programs” per week throughout each Broadcast Year. The Core Programs shall be of first-class network quality, with production values consistent with other Core Programs exhibited on The CW in the 2007/2008 Broadcast Year. The CW has an existing procedure set in place with regard to the certification of the educational/informational programming that will appear on The CW and Company agrees to utilize that procedure, about which Company will be fully informed and advised. Company shall use reasonable commercial efforts to cause up to an additional one half-hour of Children’s Programming to be broadcast on the Block to qualify as Core Programs, it being agreed and understood that Company’s inability to qualify such additional one half-hour of Children’s Programming to be broadcast on the Block to qualify as Core Programs shall not constitute a breach of this Term Sheet. Should Company and The CW be unable to reach agreement on the certification of any specific programming as E/I, the series listed in Exhibit “B” attached hereto are deemed approved by the parties as E/I.
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