Mixed zone Sample Clauses

Mixed zone. The HB, FIS, and/or the LOC shall agree upon the design and location of the mixed zone to enable TV and radio journalists and TV cameramen to conduct live interviews with competitors. The mixed zone shall accommodate, unless otherwise requested, a minimum of fifteen (15) individual positions, each measuring a minimum of 2x2m and having a level, even and safe surface as well as basic lighting of 1.200/1.400 Lux, to be located after the finish line and as close as practicably possible to the commentary positions, and which shall be constructed and provided by the LOC at own cost as detailed in Clause 4. If requested by the HB, in addition to adequate lighting, a reasonable number of TV monitors (the cabling thereof being the responsibility of the LOC) shall be supplied. The flash interview part of the mixed zone should also be equipped with ISDN/ADSL and/or IP connections for potential live radio reports. The cost of using these ISDN/ADSL lines and/or IP connections shall be paid by the respective users to the telecom provider or to the LOC, if this service is provided by the LOC. The LOC shall also be entitled to compensation for the provision of additional lighting and TV monitors (including cabling thereto) requested by the UB's in accordance with the agreed Price List). The area of the mixed zone shall be secured and fenced as appropriate. RHs shall have priority of access to the mixed zone over other media. The HB, FIS and/or the LOC shall consult each other on the positions to be allocated to individual broadcasters. Any disagreement shall be settled by the HB. Access to the mixed zone shall be controlled by the LOC in co-operation with the HB. All activities within the dedicated TV/radio part of the mixed zone shall be managed and controlled by the HB. The mixed zone shall be constructed and ready for use no later than seven (7) days before the start of the first event of the FIS Championships unless otherwise agreed. RH's/UB's shall pay a facility fee to the HB for the use of mixed zone in accordance with the agreed Rate Card.
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Mixed zone. The HB, the FIS, and/or the LOC shall agree upon the design and location of the mixed zone), which shall be located after the finish line and as close as practicably possible to the commentary positions. If requested by the HB, the complete mixed zone shall be supplied with adequate lighting, a reasonable number of TV monitors (also the cabling thereof being the responsibility of the LOC) and space to enable TV and Radio journalists and TV cameramen to conduct live interviews with competitors. The flash interview part of the Mixed Zone should also be equipped with ISDN/ADSL and/or IP connections for potential live radio reports. The cost usages of these ISDN/ADSL lines shall be paid by the respective users. The area of the mixed zone shall be secured and fenced as appropriate. RHs shall have priority of access to the mixed zone over other media. The HB, the FIS and/or the LOC shall consult each other on the positions to be allocated to individual broadcasters. Any disagreement shall be settled by the HB. Access to the mixed zone shall be controlled by the LOC in co-operation with the HB. All activities within the dedicated TV/Radio part of the mixed zone shall be managed and controlled by the HB.
Mixed zone. 30.1 A venue must allocate an area for the mixed zone. This area must be well lit and must be located on the way [to and] from the team dressing rooms to the team transport area. 30.2 The mixed zone must be divided into three areas: for broadcast crew, radio reporters and print journalists. 30.3 The mixed zone must be secure and accessible only to Players, Team Officials and Media.

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