ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE Sample Clauses

ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE. If the software includes access to an electronic programming guide service that displays customized television listings, a separate service agreement applies to the service. If you do not agree to the terms of the service agreement, you may continue to use the software, but you will not be able to use the electronic programming guide service. The service may contain advertising content and related data, which are received and stored by the software. The service is not available in all areas. Please consult the software information for instructions on accessing the service agreement.
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ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE. 10.1. If Operator has or creates an EPG, or a printed programming guide for distribution to its Subscribers (a copy of which shall be sent to the Broadcaster simultaneously with mailings to Subscribers), then the programming schedule of each of the Subscribed Channel(s) shall be prominently featured in them in the order of the EPGN for each of the Subscribed Channel(s). The Operator agrees not to disadvantage any of the Subscribed Channel(s) or otherwise treat any of the Subscribed Channel(s) less favourably with respect to competing channels on a genre basis in arranging the EPGNs. 10.2. The Operator shall display, in the EPG of its Platform, all the channels offered on its Platform in the same genre in which a particular channel has been indicated by the Broadcaster and any such channel shall appear only in one genre. The EPGNs for the Subscribed Channel(s) ideally shall not be changed during the Term. Any changes to the EPGN on the Operator’s Platform shall be made in good faith without targeting the Subscribed Channel(s) for discriminatory treatment vis-à-vis other channels falling within the same genres and shall be affected only with prior consent of the Broadcaster. 10.3. The Operator shall offer all contributory language feeds for a given Subscribed Channel to every Subscriber entitled to access that Subscribed Channel.
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ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE. 10.1. If Operator has or creates an EPG, or a printed programming guide for distribution to its Subscribers (a copy of which shall be sent to the Broadcaster simultaneously with mailings to Subscribers), then the programming schedule of each of the Subscribed Channel(s) shall be prominently featured in them in the order of the EPGN for each of the Subscribed Channel(s). 10.2. The Operator shall display, in the EPG of its Platform, all the channels offered on its Platform in the same genre in which a particular channel has been indicated by the Broadcaster and any such channel shall appear only in one genre. The EPGNs for the Subscribed Channel(s) shall not be changed for the Term, subject to Applicable Laws. 10.3. The Operator shall offer all contributory language feeds for the Subscribed Channel(s) to every Subscriber entitled to access that Subscribed Channel(s).
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ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE. 19.1. The Parties record that MultiChoice has developed an electronic programming guide which will be made available to Subscribers within the Territory. All costs and expenses associated with the development and the provision of the electronic programming guide shall be for the account of MultiChoice, unless otherwise agreed between the Parties. 19.2. MultiChoice undertakes to consult with M-Net prior to the final determination of the format of the electronic programming guide; provided that MultiChoice undertakes, for as long as MultiChoice, in its sole discretion, continues to make such guide available, to afford to the Channels, the first three positions in the default mode of such electronic programme guide, or where Channels are grouped by genre, the first position of the applicable genre, and in addition, the same prominence in such electronic programming guide as is afforded to the Channels in the magazine and guide in respect of the Ku band portion of the Territory; provided further that nothing in this clause shall be construed as precluding MultiChoice from earning additional revenue from any channel which pays additional charges for extra space in any electronic marketing materials aimed at marketing the MultiChoice Bouquets or any part thereof.
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ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE. (i) If Operator has or creates an EPG, or a printed programming guide for distribution to its Subscribers (a copy of which shall be sent to BROADCASTER simultaneously with mailings to Subscribers), then the programming schedule of each of the Subscribed Channels shall be prominently featured in them in the order of the EPGN for each of the Subscribed Channels. The Operator agrees not to disadvantage any of the Subscribed Channels or otherwise treat any of the Subscribed Channels less favourably with respect to competing channels on a genre basis in arranging the EPGNs. (ii) The EPGNs for the Subscribed Channels ideally shall not be changed over the Term. The Operator shall give BROADCASTER at least three (3) Months prior written notice of any changes to the EPGNs for other channels. All changes shall be made in good faith without targeting the Subscribed Channels for discriminatory treatment vis‐à‐vis other channels falling within the same genres. (iii) The operator shall offer on contributory language feeds for a given channel to every subscriber entitled to access that channel.
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ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE. Grantee shall include the PEG Channels and programming information in any electronic/interactive program guide, program listings, search options, record and DVR options, navigation systems and search functions accessible through a Set Top Box and remote controls, or their successor technologies, including, but not limited to on-screen, print and on-line program guides which include Channel and program listings of any local broadcast Channels. Grantee shall bear all capital, implementation and operating costs to include the basic programming information in the programming guides for the PEG Channels, free of charge and at no cost to the Grantor. The Grantor shall have the right to pay for more enhanced program information to be made available on the programming guides including the Channel name and logo/icon, program titles scheduled in thirty (30) minute time blocks, program descriptions, information needed for search and record features, and any other information similarly provided for other broadcast Channels and commercial cable/satellite Channels. Grantee shall, to the maximum extent possible, make available to the Grantor any price discounts Grantee may have in place with third party vendors that offer such programming guide services.
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ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE. Recognizing that the Local Origination Channel is unique and is not subject to the federal requirements associated with the Public, Educational and Government Channels, Grantee will make available to the Grantor, at no cost to the Grantor, the ability to place detailed Local Origination Channel programming information on the interactive Channel guide by putting the Grantor in contact with the electronic programing guide vendor (“EPG provider”) that provides the guide service. Grantee shall include the Local Origination Channel and programming information in any electronic/interactive program guide, program listings, search options, record and DVR options, navigation systems and search functions accessible through a Set Top Box and remote controls, or their successor technologies, including, but not limited to on-screen, print and on-line program guides which include Channel and program listings of any local broadcast Channels. Grantee shall bear all capital, implementation and operating costs to include detailed programming information in the programming guides for the Channel, free of charge and at no cost to the Grantor. Grantee will also pay for more enhanced program information to be made available on the programming guides including the Channel name and logo/icon, program titles scheduled in thirty (30) minute time blocks, program descriptions, information needed for search and record features, and any other information similarly provided for other broadcast Channels and commercial cable/satellite Channels. The Grantor shall be responsible for providing programming information to the EPG provider.
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ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE. If the SOFTWARE includes access to an electronic programming guide service that displays customized television listings (the “EPG”), you agree that the terms and conditions governing your use of the EPG service are subject to a separate EPG terms of service agreement (“EPG Terms of Service Agreement”). The EPG also contains advertising content and other related EPG data, which are received and stored as data files within the SOFTWARE. If you do not agree to the EPG Terms of Service Agreement, you may continue to use the SOFTWARE, but you will not have access to the EPG. The EPG is not available in all areas. Please consult the SOFTWARE documentation for instructions on accessing the EPG Terms of Service Agreement.
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ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE. At least twenty-one (21) days in advance of each calendar month during the Term (including the calendar month in which the Launch Date occurs), Network will provide DISH or a third party designated by DISH (in an electronic form suitable to DISH) with a complete and accurate schedule of programming that will be included in the Service for the upcoming month. Network shall notify DISH, or its third party designee, of any changes, additions or deletions in or to the schedule as promptly as practicable. If Network fails to timely deliver or update any required information or the information does not comply with the reasonable technical requirements set out by DISH, Network shall pay to DISH the amount specified in Part A as “EPG Failure Reimbursement” for each such failure.
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