PEG Access Channel Sample Clauses

PEG Access Channel. A PEG Access Channel in the standard definition display format for digital television transmissions with video transmitted in a 4:3 aspect ratio with a resolution of 480i.
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PEG Access Channel. At any time after C Spire begins to offer Video Services on a commercial basis to Subscribers within the City, the City may request C Spire to provide the City one (1) video channel for noncommercial PEG Access use. C Spire shall provide the PEG Access channel within one hundred and eighty (180) days of City’s request.
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PEG Access Channel. (S) (a) Use of a channel for PEG Access Programming shall be provided in accordance with federal law, 47 U.S.C. 531, and as further set forth herein. Franchisee does not relinquish its ownership of or ultimate right of control over a channel by making it available for PEG use. A PEG Access User – whether an individual, educational or governmental user – acquires no property or other interest by virtue of the use of a channel so designated, and may not rely on the continued use of a particular channel number, no matter how long the same channel may have been designated for such use. Franchisee shall not exercise editorial control over any public, educational, or governmental use of channel capacity, except Franchisee may refuse to transmit any public access program that contains obscenity, indecency, or nudity pursuant to Section 611 of the Cable Act. The Franchising Authority shall be responsible for developing, implementing, interpreting and enforcing rules for PEG Access Channel use which shall ensure that PEG Access Channel(s) and PEG Access equipment will be available on a first-come non-discriminatory basis. (b) Franchisee shall make available to the Franchising Authority or its designee two (2) channel(s) for PEG Access Programming purposes. A PEG Access Channel may not be used to cablecast for-profit, political or commercial fundraising programs in any fashion. Unused capacity may be utilized by Franchisee subject to the provisions set forth in subsection (c) below.
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PEG Access Channel. At any time after Brightspeed begins to offer Video Services on a commercial basis to Subscribers within the City, the City may request Brightspeed to provide the City one (1) video channel for noncommercial PEG Access use. Brightspeed shall provide the PEG Access channel within one hundred and eighty (180) days of City’s request.
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PEG Access Channel. (a) The Licensee shall provide one (1) PEG Access channels for non- commercial use by residents of the Town, the educational authorities, organizations serving the Town and local government officials. An additional PEG Access channel shall be made available when the existing channel is used to cablecast, first-run, locally produced, non-commercial programming at least eighty percent (80%) of the weekdays (Monday through Friday) for eighty percent (80%) of the time during any consecutive six-hour period for six (6) consecutive weeks. If there is channel space available at the time of the Issuing Authority’s written request for an additional channel under this Section, the Licensee shall make a channel available as soon as possible. If there is no channel space available the Licensee shall have twelve (12) months following receipt of the Issuing Authority’s written request in which to make such new channel available. (b) The Licensee shall not charge residents of the Town, educational authorities, organizations serving the Town or local or any other regional governmental entities for non-commercial use of the PEG Access channels. (c) Rules shall be established by the Licensee in cooperation with the Issuing Authority or its designee regarding PEG Access Programming, priority of use of the PEG Access channels, the prohibition of lottery information and obscene or indecent matter (modeled after prohibitions found in other FCC rules and regulations), and permitting public inspection of a complete record of names and addressees of all persons or groups requesting time on the PEG Access channels.
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PEG Access Channel. 11.1. Grantee shall designate capacity on one (1) channel for a local Governmental Access Channel to be used for government video programming provided by the Franchising Authority. A local Government Access Channel may not be used to cablecast programs for profit, political or commercial fundraising in any fashion. 11.2. In the event the Franchising Authority or other PEG access user elects not to fully program its Channel, Grantee may reclaim any unused time on that channel. 11.3. The Franchising Authority and/or its access user designees shall indemnify Grantee for any liability, loss, or damage it may suffer due to violation of the intellectual property rights of third parties or arising out of the content of programming shown on the access channel and from claims arising out of the Franchising Authority's access channel rules or administration.
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PEG Access Channel. (a) The Licensee shall provide one (1) PEG Access channel for non- commercial use by residents of the Town, the educational authorities, organizations serving the Town and local government officials. (b) The Licensee shall not charge residents of the Town, educational authorities, organizations serving the Town or local or any other regional governmental entities for non-commercial use of the PEG Access channel. (c) Rules shall be established by the Licensee in cooperation with the Issuing Authority or its designee regarding PEG Access Programming, priority of use of the PEG Access channels, the prohibition of lottery information and obscene or indecent matter (modeled after prohibitions found in other FCC rules and regulations), and permitting public inspection of a complete record of names and addressees of all persons or groups requesting time on the PEG Access channels.
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PEG Access Channel. (a) Within one hundred twenty (120) days after Franchisee’s receipt of written notice from the Franchising Authority, Franchisee shall provide one Channel for Access Programming in the Town and one origination point for connection to the cable network for insertion of Access Programming on the network. Franchisee shall provide and maintain all necessary processing equipment at its headend in order to switch Upstream Transmissions from a single location designated by the Town to the designated Access Channel. Franchisee shall provide digital Basic Service channel capacity for such Access Channel. (b) Use of channel capacity for public, educational and governmental (“PEG”) access, to the extent applicable, shall be provided in accordance with federal law, 47 U.S.C. § 531, and as further set forth below. Except as required by Applicable Law, Franchisee shall not exercise editorial control over the content of any Access Channel. Franchisee shall provide to the Town upon request technical advice on equipment the Town or school district may consider for Access Channel production and transmission of programming.‌ (c) Franchisee shall not move or otherwise relocate the Channel position of any Access Channel once established, without thirty (30) days’ prior written notice to the Franchising Authority. Franchisee shall use its commercially reasonable efforts, in good faith, to minimize any such Channel relocation. (d) The Franchising Authority shall be responsible for the picture quality of all Access Programming at the demarcation point, which shall be at the output of the transceiver. To provide for adequate picture quality, the Franchise Authority’s video signal shall meet current federal standards and/or the minimum operating input parameters of the transceiver. Franchisee shall monitor the Access Channel to ensure that it is maintained at standards commensurate with those that apply to the Cable System’s commercial channels pursuant to FCC technical standards. Franchisee shall provide all routine maintenance for the transceivers used for the Access Channel. The Town shall be responsible for any replacement and/or upgrades of any transceivers used for Access Programming as necessary to keep them compatible with any future equipment the Franchising Authority may acquire.
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PEG Access Channel. (a) The Licensee shall provide one (1) PEG Access channel for non-commercial use by residents of the City, the educational authorities, organizations serving the City and local government officials. An additional PEG Access channel may be made available when the existing channel is used to cablecast, first-run, locally produced, non-commercial programming at least eighty percent (80%) of the weekdays (Monday through Friday) for eighty percent (80%) of the time during any consecutive six-hour period for six (6) consecutive weeks. If there is channel space available at the time of the Issuing Authority’s written request for an additional channel under this Section, the Licensee shall make a channel available. (b) The Licensee shall not charge residents of the City, educational authorities, organizations serving the City or local or any other regional governmental entities for non- commercial use of the PEG Access channels. (c) Rules shall be established by the Licensee in cooperation with the Issuing Authority or its designee regarding PEG Access Programming, priority of use of the PEG Access channels, the prohibition of lottery information and obscene or indecent matter (modeled after prohibitions found in other FCC rules and regulations), and if required by regulation, permitting public inspection of a complete record of names and addressees of all persons or groups requesting time on the PEG Access channels.
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