OPTIK TV Sample Clauses

OPTIK TV. 4.1. OPTIK TV Service provides the Customer with access to content on selected channels. 4.2. The content offered by the OPTIK TV Service belongs to TELUS or to third parties. The Service is subject to the rules and restrictions of content providers and is protected by copyrights, trademarks, patents, intellectual property rights and other legislation. Access to the selected channels provides a non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable right to receive the OPTIK TV Service content, provided the Customer complies with the terms and conditions stipulated herein. 4.3. OPTIK TV Service is also subject to the rules and charges imposed by the CRTC in respect of Canadian content and, in particular, in respect of programming in the OPTIK TV entry-level and essential service offering, and may be modified from time to time. 4.4. The Customer may change the programming once a month at no charge; any additional request in a given thirty (30) day period will be charged. 4.5. OPTIK TV Service supports parental controls and it is the Customer’s responsibility to configure this feature to limit minors’ access to certain restricted content. 4.6. The TELUS set-top box must be installed near television sets and follow any other TELUS recommendation. Wireless signal range may vary and can be affected by, among other things, interference from other electronic devices and materials used in the construction of the Customer’s home or building. The TELUS wireless set-top box (if applicable) must not be left outside the Customer’s home or building. 4.7. The Customer agrees not to: 4.7.1. broadcast in public, exploit or use any part of the OPTIK TV Service for commercial purposes; 4.7.2. share the registration code of the OTPIK TV Service or a part thereof; 4.7.3. use high-speed Internet access providing OPTIK TV Service for purposes other than OPTIK TV Service. 4.8. The content purchased with unlimited viewing on My OPTIK Collection will be available as long as the Customer keeps its OPTIK TV Service with TELUS and as long as TELUS keeps the right to provide such content. 4.9. The applications available on OPTIK TV use the Customer’s Internet service data.
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OPTIK TV. 5.1. OPTIK TV Service provides the Customer with access to content on selected channels. 5.2. The content offered by the OPTIK TV Service belongs to TELUS or to third parties. The Service is subject to the rules and restrictions of content providers and is protected by copyrights, trademarks, patents, intellectual property rights and other legislation. Programming and channel offering are subject to change at any time, at the discretion of the content providers. Access to the selected channels provides a non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable right to receive the OPTIK TV Service content, provided the Customer complies with the terms and conditions stipulated herein. 5.3. OPTIK TV Service is also subject to the rules and charges imposed by the CRTC in respect of Canadian content and, in particular, in respect of programming in the OPTIK TV entry-level and essential service offering, and may be modified from time to time. 5.4. The Customer may change the programming once a month at no charge; any additional request in a given thirty (30) day period will be charged. 5.5. OPTIK TV Service supports parental controls and it is the Customer’s responsibility to configure this feature to limit minors’ access to certain restricted content. 5.6. The TELUS set-top box must be installed near television sets and follow any other TELUS recommendation. Wireless signal range may vary and can be affected by, among other things, interference from other electronic devices and materials used in the construction of the Customer’s home or building. The TELUS wireless set-top box (if applicable) must not be left outside the Customer’s home or building. 5.7. The Customer agrees not to: 5.7.1. broadcast in public, exploit or use any part of the OPTIK TV Service for commercial purposes; 5.7.2. share the registration code of the OPTIK TV Service or a part thereof; 5.7.3. use high-speed Internet access providing OPTIK TV Service for purposes other than OPTIK TV Service. 5.8. The content purchased with unlimited viewing on My OPTIK Collection will be available as long as the Customer keeps its OPTIK TV Service with TELUS and as long as TELUS keeps the right to provide such content. 5.9. The applications available on OPTIK TV use the Customer’s Internet service data.
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OPTIK TV. 5.1 TELUS grants the Customer a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable right to receive OPTIK TV service, provided the Customer complies with the terms and conditions stipulated herein. 5.2 OPTIK TV service is subject to the rules and charges imposed by the CRTC in respect of Canadian content and to any requirement imposed on content providers. 5.3 The content, notably, the images, music, sound, photographs, graphics, text, software, or other material accessed through the OPTIK TV service is protected by applicable copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade secrets and/or other proprietary rights and laws. Except where expressly stated otherwise herein, all the content provided by the OPTIK TV service, as well as the programs, services, processes, designs, technologies, documents and all other items comprising the OPTIK TV service, are the property of TELUS, its suppliers or its licensors and are protected by applicable copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade secrets and/or other proprietary rights and laws. 5.4 It is understood that the programming content in the OPTIK TV digital essentials is partially regulated by the CRTC and may change following CRTC decisions. TELUS posts its digital essentials programming content on its Web site. The Customer may change the programming once a month at no charge; any additional request in a given 30-day period will be invoiced. 5.5 Certain TV programs or channels may be blacked out from time to time in some local viewing areas due to restrictions imposed by content providers or for other reasons. In some instances, TELUS may substitute alternative programming to replace the blacked-out programming. 5.6 Some of the programming content, information and material available through OPTIK TV may be deemed offensive or objectionable. TELUS recommends that minors using OPTIK TV be supervised by an adult. TELUS shall not be held liable for any harm or damage suffered by the Customer as a result of offensive or objectionable content. 5.7 TELUS does not guarantee that the OPTIK TV service will operate with all equipment or software including, without limitation, all television sets, Internet access or home networking equipment, remote controls, home theatre components or other audiovisual equipment. 5.8 The Customer must provide a suitable location for the installation of the TELUS set-top box within two metres of the Customer’s television set and other audiovisual components (as specified by TELUS). For the installa...
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