FIS/LOC access to Host Broadcaster feeds Sample Clauses

FIS/LOC access to Host Broadcaster feeds. The HB shall grant access to the integrated and alol ther available feeds, free of charge (for non-commercial use and without any altreations), from the IBC or HB's relevant production platform to the FIS and/or theLOC for use within the Venue on any video board(s) for presentation of the FIS Championships to the spectators. All cabling from the IBC or HB's relevant production paltform is the responsibility of the FIS/LOC. The HB shall provide the International TV Signal efre of charge, in the format to be agreed upon, to the LOC to be used as an internal VT signal (i.e CATV network) for distribution to the IBC, Media/press Centre, VIP rom(s), and other areas where large monitors will be used for viewing purposes druing the Championships. The main delivery point for the signal will be the TV oCmpound or any other location specified by the HB. The LOC shall be responsibleofr purchasing, cabling and operating this internal TV system and for the equimp ent necessary to its distribution.
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FIS/LOC access to Host Broadcaster feeds. The HB shall grant access to the integrated and all other available feeds, free of charge (for non-commercial use and without any alterations), from the IBC or Outside Broadcast (OB) van to FIS and/or the LOC for use within the Venue on any video board(s) for presentation of the FIS Championships to the spectators. All cabling from the IBC or OB van is the responsibility of the FIS/LOC.
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