MEDIA GUIDELINES Sample Clauses

MEDIA 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 or any Team member’s 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 (including Support Staff) during the build-up to the Games and/or during the Protected Period; (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 Intellectual Properties on any social media, blog or internet platform, other than the Team Mark. You shall be entitled to use the Team Mark in certain defined circumstances (as notified to you by the NZOC); (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 social media, blog or other 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. 8.2 During the Protected Period, you will not have or make any arrangements, or carry out any such arrangements for: (a) exclusive media interviews; or (b) any interview for payment or reward, without the prior approval of the NZOC Public Affairs & Communications Director or Chef de Mission, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. The NZOC shall advise you of its decision within three
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MEDIA GUIDELINES. 10.1 During the Term of this Agreement, you: (a) are entitled to make public comment or communicate with the media relating to your or any Athlete’s preparation for the Games, providing those comments or communications comply with the remainder of this clause 10; (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 member (including Team Support) during the build-up to the Games and/or during the Protected Period; (c) agree to abide by the Olympic Charter and any IOC Social Media Policy; (d) agree not to use the IOC or NZOC Intellectual Properties on any social media, blog or other digital 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 social media, blog or other digital 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. 10.2 During the Protected Period, you will not have or make any arrangements, or carry out any such arrangements for: (a) exclusive media interviews; or (b) any interview for payment or reward, without the prior approval of the NZOC Public Affairs & Communications Director or Chef de Mission, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. The NZOC shall advise you of its decision within three
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MEDIA 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, during the build-up to the Games and/or during the Protected Period; (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 Intellectual Properties on any social media, blog or internet platform, other than the Rights Free Mark, which you shall be entitled to use in certain defined circumstances (as notified to you by the NZOC), on approval from the NZOC; (e) agree not to create an actual or implied connection between any of your personal sponsors and the Team, the NZOC, its Commercial Partners, IOC, or the Games in any forum including social media, blog or other 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 GUIDELINES. 10.1 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 10; (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 during the build-up to the Games and/or during the Protected Period; (c) agree to abide by the Olympic Charter and any IOC Social Media Policy; (d) agree not to use the IOC or NZOC Intellectual Properties on any social media, blog or other digital 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 social media, blog or other digital 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. 10.2 During the Protected Period, you will not have or make any arrangements, or carry out any such arrangements for: (a) exclusive media interviews; or (b) any interview for payment or reward, without the prior approval of the NZOC Public Affairs & Communications Director or Chef de Mission, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. The NZOC shall advise you of its decision within three
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MEDIA GUIDELINES. The Swimmer agrees:  to undertake public and media relations communications as requested by SNZ after selection for a camp/squad/team or during a tour  to liaise with SNZ and/or its squad/team management on all media and public relations requests, prior to undertaking any such activity  to restrict public comment to his/her own personal performances, and not make any public comment in relation to other swimmers' performances, or the policies, management or administration of SNZ  not to be accredited as a journalist, writing a newspaper column or similar, or perform media functions while the Swimmer is a member of a camp/squad/team or during a tour, unless the swimmer has the prior written consent of the Chief Executive of SNZ  to be filmed, televised, photographed and otherwise recorded during a camp/squad/team/tour, which material may be used by SNZ for promotional purposes during the term of this Agreement at the permission of the swimmer (such permission not to be unreasonably withheld).
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MEDIA GUIDELINES. 10.1 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 10; (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 during the build-up to the Games and/or during the Protected Period; (c) agree to abide by the CGF Constitution and any CGF Social Media Policy; (d) agree not to use the CGF or NZOC Intellectual Properties on any social media, blog or other digital 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 CGF, or the Games in any forum including social media, blog or other digital 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. 10.2 During the Protected Period, you will not have or make any arrangements, or carry out any such arrangements for: (a) exclusive media interviews; or (b) any interview for payment or reward, without the prior approval of the NZOC Public Affairs & Communications Director or Chef de Mission, with such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. The NZOC shall advise you of its decision within three (3) working days of receiving your written request for approval. For the avoidance of doubt, the NZOC’s decision will be final and binding. 10.3 You agree to take part in media content opportunities as reasonably requested in so far as they do not negatively affect your preparation, performance or recovery during the Games Period.
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MEDIA GUIDELINES. 10.1 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 10; (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 member during the build-up to the Games and/or during the Protected Period; (c) agree to abide by the Olympic Charter and any IOC Social Media Guidelines; (d) agree not to use the IOC or NZOC Intellectual Properties on any social media, blog or other digital 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 social media, blog or other digital 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. 10.2 During the Protected Period, you will not have or make any arrangements, or carry out any such arrangements for: (a) exclusive media interviews; or (b) any interview for payment or reward, without the prior approval of the NZOC Public Affairs & Communications Director or Chef de Mission, with such approval not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. The NZOC agrees that it will not object to athletes carrying out such interview provided such interviews are generic in nature and would not: (a) bring, or be likely to bring, the NZOC, the athlete, Team or the Games into disrepute; or (b) breach Intellectual Property rights; or (c) have an undue impact on the operations within the wider Team. In the event the NZOC does not provide consent under this clause 10.2, the NZOC agrees that it will, in good faith, consult with the athlete with a view to agreeing changes necessary, if possible, to allow paid media to occur. 10.3 You agree to take part in media content opportunities as reasonably requested during the Games Period in so far as they do not negatively affect your preparation, performance or recovery.
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MEDIA GUIDELINES. During the Term of this Agreement, you:
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