NYC Program Advertising Sample Clauses

NYC Program Advertising. 5.8.1 NYC Program Advertising (NYCPA) as described in this Agreement will be administered on behalf of the City by NYC & Company or such other entity or agency as the City may from time to time direct (the NYCPA Manager). In each year of the Term, Franchisee shall provide advertising space to the NYCPA Manager for NYC Program Advertising (NYCPA) at no cost to the City or the NYCPA Manager consisting of 5% of the total value of the advertising space on the Structures then available to Franchisee under this Agreement. At the NYCPA Manager’s option, such space provided to the NYCPA Manager shall be comprised of an agreed-upon set of particular panels at agreed-upon locations. Alternatively, if agreeable to the NYCPA Manager, some or all of the NYCPA Advertising space may be allocated on a time-based fractional basis such that certain panels are used by the NYCPA Manager for NCCPA Advertising at certain times or during certain periods rather than set aside entirely for NYCPA Advertising. In either case, if at any time the NYCPA Manager and the Franchisee cannot agree on an allocation that equals such 5% of value, then the NYCPA Manager and the Franchisee shall each provide a proposed allocation to an arbitrator assigned by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”), who shall select (using the procedures of the AAA) one of the two proposals submitted, whichever is determined by the arbitrator to better reflect the required 5% of the total value advertising space on the structures, in which case the arbitrator’s selection shall be treated as compliant with the 5% requirement. The cost of any such arbitration shall be shared equally by the Franchisee and the City. NYCPA Advertising shall mean, for purposes of this Agreement, advertisements reasonably determined by the NYCPA Manager to be within its corporate or charter purpose, including but not limited to commercial advertisements, advertisements promoting New York City, and public service advertisements, but NYCPA shall not include “spot market advertising”. For purposes of the preceding sentence “spot market advertising shall mean advertising sold by the NYCPA Manager to commercial advertisers (whether for cash, trade or barter) in a manner unrelated to any broader sponsorship or partnership arrangement between such advertiser and either the NYCPA Manager or the City and unrelated to any event, sponsorship or support efforts, or intergovernmental agreement, of the NYCPA Manager or the City (for this purpose...
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