Library Film Selection Process Sample Clauses

Library Film Selection Process. Licensor shall provide a list of Library Films available for the next calendar year for the Licensed Services and their VOD Availability Dates and PPV AvailabiiltyAvailability Dates (“Library Avail List”) no later than by September 1st of each Term Year. Such list Library Avail List for the VOD Service shall be the same list provided to all Other VOD Distributors distributing in the Territory during the Term. Such list Library Avail List for the PPV Service shall be the same list provided to all Other PPV Distributors distributing in the Territory during the Term. Simultaneous with the Library Avail List, Licensor shall also provide a list (“Other Avail List”) of Additional Features, including DTVs and MFTs, and SIT Features with an Availability Date in the next calendar year for the Licensed Services. Licensee shall make selections for Library Features, SIT Features and Additional Features and deliver a booking confirmation no later than 30 days following September 1st. Licensor shall provide access to materials no later than 15 business days following receipt of a booking confirmation. Subject to Section 4.1, the second sentence and the last sentence of this Section 4.4, Licensor shall have the right to alter Availability Dates for Library Filmsall such Included Programs at any time for any reason either before or after Licensor has provided the Library Avail List or Other Avail List and either before or after Licensee has delivered its booking confirmation. For purposes of clarification and not of limitation, so long as Licensor provides to Licensee the same Library Avail List, Licensee agrees that due to Licensee’s and Oother VOD dDistributor’s selection of the particular Library Films and the applicable License Periods, Licensee may not have the same Library Films as an every other Other VOD Ddistributors at a given time. In addition, and notwithstanding any of the foregoing, Licensor and Licensee agree that Licensor may consider in good faith requests of one-off clearances by Licensee as well as by other VOD distributors, and granting such requests by such other distributorsother VOD distributor shall not be a violation of this Section 4.4.Licensor shall provide Licensee with periodic availability lists setting forth each Included Program to be licensed hereunder along with its VOD Availability Date and PPV Availability Date; provided, however, all such availability dates shall be notified to Licensee no later than 89 days prior to the beginning of t...
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