Home Video. The parties shall negotiate in good faith as to which party hereto will exploit in the Territory “Home Video” (as defined below) in order to maximize revenues therefrom. Net Revenues from Home Video shall be split seventy percent (70%) to Licensor and thirty percent (30%) to SNI. The foregoing revenue split shall apply to any Home Video product or offering containing (1) any Event, and/or (2) any other Elite XC-related material created by or for SNI during the Term. In connection with any Home Video distribution of any Event(s) or content as contemplated hereby, Licensor agrees that SNI’s name and logo (in the format provided to Licensor by SNI) shall be placed in a prominent manner on each Home Video (including DVD and any other format) box and in any and all Promotional materials relating to the Home Video distribution of such Event(s) and/or content. Notwithstanding the foregoing, SNI shall no longer be entitled to its share of the Home Video revenue as set forth hereunder with respect to each Event for any exploitation of such Event in Home Video that takes place beginning ten (10) years after the date of such Event.
Home Video. 19TV shall afford FBC a fifteen business (15)-day right of negotiation with respect to the exercise of Home Video Exploitation rights in the Episodes commencing upon 19TV’s written notice to FBC. If 19TV and FBC fail to reach an agreement within such fifteen (15)-business day period, then 19TV shall be free to negotiate and enter into a license or other agreement with any third party with respect to the exploitation of Home Video Exploitation rights in the Episodes without any further obligation to FBC except as set forth in the next sentence. 19TV shall not enter into any such agreement with a third party within one (1) year after the expiration of such fifteen (15)-business day negotiation period on terms that are equal or less favorable to 19TV than those set forth in 19TV’s final written offer submitted to FBC during such negotiation period without first offering such terms to FBC. FBC shall have five (5) business days in which to accept such offer in writing, and if FBC does not so accept such offer, then 19TV shall be free to enter into such agreement with such third party. If 19TV and FBC do not enter into any agreement with respect to the exploitation of Home Video Exploitation rights in the Episodes, then 19TV shall pay to FBC one third (1/3) of the Home Video Net Proceeds (as defined below), if any. “Home Video Net Proceeds” means Home Video Gross Receipts less Home Video Distribution Fees and less Home Video Costs (as such terms are defined below). “Home Video Gross Receipts” means all non-returnable revenues actually received by or credited to 19TV or any Defined 19TV Affiliates (as defined below) from third parties on account of the exploitation of Home Video Exploitation rights in the Episodes. “Home Video Distribution Fees” means a distribution fee of twenty-five percent (25%) of Home Video Gross Receipts. “Home Video Costs” means all costs and expenses incurred by 19TV in connection with the exploitation of Home Video Exhibition rights in the Episodes, including without limitation all manufacturing and marketing costs, residuals, royalties and other third party payments, taxes, participations (including without limitation the CAA back-end package
Home Video. For the purpose of this Agreement, a cassette is any audio-visual device, including without limitation, cassette, cartridge, disc, phonogram, or any other similar or dissimilar audio-visual device now known or hereafter devised, containing a program (recorded on film, disc, tapes or other material) which may be used for exhibition on a home-type television screen. The sale or rental of cassettes for exhibition on a home-type television screen in the home or in other closed-circuit use, such as in hotel rooms, constitutes the "Supplemental Market" for the purpose of this Agreement. The foregoing definition does not include the exhibition of a television program by cassette over a television broadcast station or in theatrical exhibition, and no rights to so use are granted to Producer by reason of such exclusion.
Home Video. 27 Section 4.1 Home Video............................................................27 Section 4.2 Harvxx Xxxrary........................................................27 Section 4.3 New Television Products...............................................27 Section 4.4 Made-for-Video Products...............................................27 (a)
Home Video. Distributor shall have the exclusive right (unless otherwise explicitly stated in the Content Distribution Agreement), as the representative of Producer, to distribute, license, market and exploit Home Video sales on a consignment basis to wholesalers and retailers in the consumer, library and home video markets, under the formats and other terms specified in the Content Distribution Agreement:
Home Video. In consideration of Distributor’s efforts as set forth above, shall be entitled to receive a commission of Sixty Percent (60%) (“Commission”), unless otherwise explicitly stated in the Content Distribution Agreement, which along with expenses as stated in Paragraph 9 below from Gross Receipts as defined herein, before remittance to Producer of the balance of the remaining monies from any agreement in connection with the distribution, licensing or sale of the Property as set forth above (“Net Receipts”). “Gross Receipts”, for purposes of this Agreement, means all monies actually received by Distributor from the distribution, license, sale or other exploitation of the Property under the terms stated herein.
Home Video. Nothing in clause (ii) of Paragraph 1(b) hereof shall be applicable to the distribution or commercial sale to the general public of Network Programs for exhibition in the home by means of video cassettes, video discs or similar devices.
Home Video. The home video rights granted under section 3, above, shall include the right to fix the Composition, as synchronized in the Program, in any manner, medium or form, whether existing now or in the future, including, without limitation, in audiovisual devices (including, without limitation, video cassettes, video discs and other audiovisual devices) (“devices”) and to utilize such devices for any and all purposes, uses and performances, whatsoever and to sell, lease, license or otherwise make such devices available to the public as devices intended primarily fornon—commercial home use, or otherwise.
Home Video. This Section is hereby deleted.
Home Video. With regard to the home video exploitation of the Picture, subject to the exclusions set out in paragraph 9(b) [*] percent ([*]%) of all [*] or [*] (to the extent that a [*] can be attributed to such [*]] [*]] [*]] [*] is [*]included in gross revenue, and not [*]. X. Xxxxx revenue shall be calculated by compiling the gross revenue of all branches, subject to the exclusions referred to in paragraph 9(b). Any licensing or distribution agreement that disney (or an affiliate) has concluded with affiliates that are listed as [*] (e.g. [*]) are, in any event, subject to conditions [*] of the following conditions, taking into account applicable windows, executions and the box office execution
