NRTC Right to Independent Business System Sample Clauses

NRTC Right to Independent Business System. Subject to the provisions ----------------------------------------- on marketing set forth in Section 5 (which provisions supersede this Section 2.08 to the extent they are inconsistent), nothing herein shall infringe on the right of NRTC to establish and operate its own partitioned and independent DBS business. Such business includes the right to control NRTC Subscriber access to programming and other services transmitted over the 101 degrees Satellite(s), but only to the extent such access control occurs through Subscriber Terminal Equipment utilized by such NRTC Subscribers that is owned by NRTC or Committed Members. HCG agrees to reasonably cooperate with NRTC to provide such control. Nothing herein shall prevent NRTC from negotiating on its own behalf with Users to combine NRTC's business system with the system(s) of such Users. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties expressly acknowledge and agree that, if HCG has the right to distribute programming distributed or carried by USSB or other Information below, marked with [**], has been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. A complete copy of this document has been supplied to the Securities and Exchange Commission under separate cover. Users, then such programming will be deemed DirecTv Programming and may be distributed to Eligible Residences (including Committed Member Residences and NRTC Subscribers) in the same manner as other DirecTv Programming may be so distributed, and HCG will have the same Subscriber Terminal Equipment access rights, and the same marketing rights and obligations, as provided under Section 5.02.
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