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Print Media Sample Clauses

Print Media. In addition to any other print advertising, Citizens Bank will continue to advertise in at least one print medium specifically directed to African-American readers, such as the Michigan Chronicle. These advertisements will focus on meeting the residential mortgage credit needs of the majority-black census tracts of Xxxxx County and may include special products or offers designed to meet those and other residential housing needs, including the grant program described in paragraphs 6-12. Citizens Bank retains the discretion to determine the size, content, and frequency of such advertising subject as a part of the overall marketing plan.
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Print Media. During each year of the Agreed Order, in addition to any other advertising, the Bank shall advertise, or continue to advertise, in at least one print medium specifically directed to African-American readers in Indianapolis-Xxxxxx County. These advertisements shall include similar information to that contained in other print media by the Bank and also shall include the addresses and phone numbers of branches closest to majority-Black census tracts in the lending area. The Bank retains the discretion to determine the size, content, and frequency of such advertising subject to the standards set forth above.
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Print Media. The Campaign shall include the following print component: i. During all four quarters of the first year and during the first and third quarters of the second and third years of the Campaign, the CRAs shall place PSAs in both English and Spanish language newspapers in the State of New York. Although the CRAs cannot guarantee a specific number of placements, the CRAs represent that, in their experience, a distribution service ordinarily would be able to place PSAs in publications that claim a cumulative total circulation of more than one million people. ii. During each quarter of the second year of the Campaign, the CRAs shall purchase quarter-page print advertisements containing the Educational Content. The quarterly placements need not be in all the publications listed in Exhibit B, but the CRAs shall ensure that the Educational Content runs at least two (2) times during the second year of the Campaign in each such publication. Should any publication listed in Exhibit B no longer exist, the CRAs shall replace it with a comparable publication, to the extent reasonably practicable.
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Print Media. PGI is to start with writing a promotional article for the Client. PGI shall promote the Client’s story via syndicated news channels and/or traditional media pitching. Client agrees to pay PGI for all resulting publications or media reports (“reports”) in each North American news medium which published the report or an interview with the Client. The rates for each resulting placement up to 300 words are: Circulation Papers Magazines 10,000+ 50,000+ 100,000+ 500,000+ $385 $795 $1,200 $2,850 $1,200 $2,400 Rates for reports that are more than 300 words are prorated by multiplying the above rates by the number of words in the article/report and dividing by 300. Double rates apply for front page placements. If the article appears only on the online version of a print publication, Client shall pay only half of the print edition rate. Client agrees to pay $1,500 for a TV report and $3,850 if the report is shown on a national TV network.
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Print Media. The display and other use of Network Materials in and in connection with all forms of print media, including, without limitation, catalogues, newspaper and magazine articles, editorials, advertising and circulars, merchandise packaging and product manuals;
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Print Media. In addition, the MSA does not significantly address advertising in print media, although once again, certain content regulations, such as the ban on the use of cartoons, apply. Specifically, the quantity of advertising is unlimited. Tobacco companies spent approximately $346 million on newspaper and magazine advertising in 2000.135 Many of those publishers are dependent on tobacco ad revenues and appear to censor negative tobacco-related articles.136 Some tobacco companies have also introduced or expanded their own self-published magazines, which are sent free to about five million subscribers.137
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Print Media. To reach the older age ranges of the Class, as well as those who are light users of digital and social media, the Short-Form Notice will be published one time in 21 different regional California newspapers and one time in People magazine. The 21 regional California newspapers provide robust coverage throughout California, and People has a broad national readership with a weekly audience of more than 26 million readers.
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Print Media. WCU and the Film Festival may use these materials in print materials.
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Print Media. If the Merchant-User regularly publishes a printed circular or other printed promotional material, the Merchant-User shall prominently advertise the availability of, and encourage the use of, online ordering on the Merchant Site on each iteration or issue of Merchant-User’s printed promotional materials. If Merchant-User publishes more than one page within a printed circular, Merchant-User shall promote online ordering via its Merchant Site on, at a minimum, the front page of the circular.
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