Network Sustaining, Cooperative and Spot Carrier Programs Sample Clauses

Network Sustaining, Cooperative and Spot Carrier Programs i) We will from time to time offer you live or recorded Network Television Programs identified as sustaining programs, cooperative programs or spot carrier programs. Except as set forth below in subparagraphs (ii) and (iii), you agree to broadcast such programs which you accept in their entirety without interruption or deletion or addition of any kind. ii) The network sustaining programs which we may offer to you may not, without our prior written consent, be sold by your station for commercial sponsorship or interrupted for commercial announcements or used for any purpose other than sustaining broadcasting. iii) You may carry the cooperative or spot carrier programs on the same basis as regular sustaining programs or you may offer them for commercial sponsorship on terms and conditions specified by us at the time such programs are offered to you.
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Network Sustaining, Cooperative and Spot Carrier Programs i) We will from time to time offer you live or recorded Network Television Programs identified as sustaining programs, cooperative programs or spot carrier programs. Except as set forth below in Subsections I.B.2.b (ii) and (iii), you agree to broadcast such programs which you accept in their entirety, including all Program Related Material, without interruption, modification, technical degradation, deletion or addition of any kind (except for FCC mandated local breaking news or emergency notification crawls). ii) The Network sustaining programs which we may offer to you may not, without our prior written consent, be sold by your station for commercial sponsorship or interrupted for commercial announcements or used for any purpose other than sustaining broadcasting. iii) You may carry the cooperative or spot carrier programs on the same basis as regular sustaining programs or you may offer them for commercial sponsorship on terms and conditions specified by us at the time such programs are offered to you.
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Network Sustaining, Cooperative and Spot Carrier Programs i) We will from time to time offer you live or recorded Network Television Programs identified as sustaining programs, cooperative programs or spot carrier programs. You agree to broadcast such Programs which you accept, subject to the clearance obligation in Section I.C.1, in their entirety, including all Program Related Material, without interruption, modification, technical degradation, deletion or addition of any kind (except for FCC mandated local breaking news or emergency notification crawls). ii) The Network sustaining Programs which we may offer to you may not, without our prior written consent, be sold by your Station for commercial sponsorship or interrupted for commercial announcements or used for any purpose other than sustaining broadcasting. iii) You may carry the cooperative or spot carrier Programs on the same basis as regular sustaining Programs or you may offer them for commercial sponsorship on terms and conditions specified by us at the time such Programs are offered to you. [***] “Designates portions of this document that have been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment filed separately with the Commission.” KOMO-TV Seattle
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Network Sustaining, Cooperative and Spot Carrier Programs i) We will from time to time offer you live or recorded Network Television Programs identified as sustaining programs, cooperative programs or spot carrier programs. You agree to broadcast such Programs which you accept, subject to the clearance obligation in Section I.C.1, in their entirety, including all Program Related Material, without interruption, modification, technical degradation, deletion or addition of any kind (except for FCC mandated local breaking news or emergency notification crawls). [***] “Designates portions of this document that have been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment filed separately with the Commission.” KATU-TV Portland ii) The Network sustaining Programs which we may offer to you may not, without our prior written consent, be sold by your Station for commercial sponsorship or interrupted for commercial announcements or used for any purpose other than sustaining broadcasting. iii) You may carry the cooperative or spot carrier Programs on the same basis as regular sustaining Programs or you may offer them for commercial sponsorship on terms and conditions specified by us at the time such Programs are offered to you.
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Network Sustaining, Cooperative and Spot Carrier Programs a) We will from time to time offer you live or recorded network programs identified as sustaining programs, cooperative programs or spot carrier programs. Except as set forth below in subparagraphs (b) and (c), you agree to broadcast such programs which you accept in their entirety without interruption or deletion or addition of any kind. b) The network sustaining programs which we may offer to you may not, without our prior written consent, be sold by your station for commercial sponsorship or interrupted for commercial announcements or used for any purpose other than sustaining broadcasting. The charges to you for recorded sustaining programs will be as follows: $100. per clock hour for film or taped programs (black and white) $200. per clock hour for film or taped programs (color) c) You may carry the cooperative or spot carrier programs on the same basis as regular sustaining programs or you may offer them for commercial sponsorship on terms and conditions specified by us at the time such programs are offered to you.
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