Permitted Exhibitions. For each First Run Feature other than MOWs, Remodeled and Justified, the Maximum Permitted Number of Exhibitions is twenty-five (25) Exhibition Days on Basic Television Services and (b) four (4) broadcasts on the Free Broadcast Television; provided that each broadcast of such First Run Feature on Free Broadcast Television shall reduce the maximum permitted number of Exhibition Days for such First Run Feature by two (2) (e.g., if the maximum of 4 permitted broadcasts are used on Free Broadcast Television, no more than seventeen (17) Exhibition Days may be used on Basic Television Services). The Maximum Permitted Number of Exhibitions is twenty (20) Exhibition Days for First-Run MOWs and fifteen (15) Exhibition Days for Library MOWs. Note: I can’t recall if specifically discussed with XXXX that a “playdate” shall be defined as three (3) telecasts of a title within a consecutive 24-hour period. However, we do specify “20 cable playdates for 1st run MOW’s” and “15 cable playdates for Library MOW’s” – thus, I anticipate that XXXX will expect such. For permitted
Permitted Exhibitions. For each Library Program, the Maximum Permitted Number of Exhibitions shall be determined by mutual agreement at the time of selection, which may vary the applicable License Fees. Do we need to come up with a mechanism to determine number of permitted exhibitions??
Permitted Exhibitions. The Maximum Permitted Number of Exhibitions for each episode of such Program is fifteen (15) Exhibition Days on the Authorized Basic TV Services.
Permitted Exhibitions. The Maximum Permitted Number of Exhibitions for each episode shall be determined by Licensor from time to time on a case-by-case basis, not to exceed twenty-five (25) exhibitions per episode without Licensee’s prior approval.
