MEDIA AND INTERNET GUIDELINES Sample Clauses

MEDIA AND INTERNET GUIDELINES. 8.1. During the Term of this Agreement, you: (a) are entitled to make public comment or communicate with the media relating to your personal preparation for the Games, providing those comments or communications comply with the remainder of this clause 8; (b) agree not to make or endorse any public statements that may have a negative effect on any member of the actual or potential Team, either at or in the build-up to the Games; (c) agree to abide by the Olympic Charter Rule 50(3) which states that no kind of demonstration or political, religious or racial propaganda is permitted in any Games sites, venues or other Games areas; (d) agree not to use IOC or NZOC protected marks on any social media, blog or internet platform; (e) agree not to create an actual or implied connection between any of your personal sponsors and the Team, the NZOC, its Commercial Partners, the IOC, or the Games in any forum including any social media, blog or internet platform; and (f) acknowledge and accept that the spokesperson on all matters concerning the Team is the Chef de Mission, who may delegate responsibility for this role to any other official of the Team from time to time.
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MEDIA AND INTERNET GUIDELINES. 8.1. During the Term of this Agreement, you: (a) are entitled to make public comment or communicate with the media relating to your personal preparation for the Games, providing those comments or communications comply with the remainder of this clause 8; (b) agree not to make or endorse any public statements that may have a negative effect on any member of the actual or potential Team, either at or in the build-up to the Games; (c) agree to not participate in any kind of demonstration or have political, religious or racial propaganda in any Games sites, venues or other areas related to the Games; (d) agree not to use CGF or NZOC protected marks on any social media, blog or internet platform, and agree to abide by CGF policies, including those related to use of social media and digital engagement; (e) agree not to create an actual or implied connection between any of your personal sponsors and the Team, the NZOC, its Commercial Partners, the CGF, or the Games in any forum including any social media, blog or internet platform; and (f) acknowledge and accept that the spokesperson on all matters concerning the Team is the Chef de Mission, who may delegate responsibility for this role to any other official of the Team from time to time.
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MEDIA AND INTERNET GUIDELINES. 5.1 For the Term of this Agreement, you: a) Are entitled to make public comment relating to your personal involvement with the Olympiad providing those comments or communications comply with the remainder of this clause; b) Are not to make or endorse any public statements that may have a negative effect on any member of the actual or potential Teams either at or in the build-up to the Olympiad; c) Acknowledge and accept that the spokesperson on all matters concerning the Teams is the Team Manager; d) Are not to make public statements or comment before or at the Olympiad relating to team selections.
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