Common use of Programme Content Clause in Contracts

Programme Content. 10.1 The Permission Holder shall follow the same Programme and Advertisement codes as followed by All India Radio as amended from time to time or any other applicable code, which the Central Government may prescribe from time to time.. 10.2 The Permission Holder shall also broadcast Public Interest Announcements as may be required by the Central Government/concerned State Government for maximum of one hour per day suitable/proportional time slots interspersed during that day shall be earmarked for this purpose. In case the total demand of Central Government and the State Government exceeds one hour per day, the concerned State Government shall be eligible for announcements covering only the period remaining after meeting the demand of the Central Government. 10.3 The Permission Holder shall ensure that at least fifty percent (50%) of the programmes broadcast by it are produced in India. 10.4 The Permission Holder shall be exclusively liable for the content broadcast and shall indemnify and keep the Grantor indemnified for any damage, loss or claim occasioned by the broadcast of any content by the Permission Holder 10.5 In case of multiple permissions to an entity/related entities in a city, the attempt should be to distinguish programming on each channel based on era of music, language of music, genre of music etc. to the extent possible to ensure diversity of programming to the listener.

Programme Content. 10.1 11.1 The Permission Holder shall follow the same Programme and Advertisement codes as followed by All India Radio as amended from time to time or any other applicable code, which the Central Government may prescribe from time to time.. 10.2 11.2 The Permission Holder shall also broadcast Public Interest Announcements as may be required by the Central Government/concerned State Government for maximum of one hour per day suitable/proportional time slots interspersed during that day shall be earmarked for this purpose. In case the total demand of Central Government and the State Government exceeds one hour per day, the concerned State Government shall be eligible for announcements covering only the period remaining after meeting the demand of the Central Government. 10.3 11.3 The Permission Holder shall ensure that at least fifty percent (50%) of the programmes broadcast by it are produced in India. 10.4 11.4 The Permission Holder shall be exclusively liable for the content broadcast and shall indemnify and keep the Grantor indemnified for any damage, loss or claim occasioned by the broadcast of any content by the Permission Holder 10.5 11.5 In case of multiple permissions to an entity/related entities in a city, the attempt should be to distinguish programming on each channel based on era of music, language of music, genre of music etc. to the extent possible to ensure diversity of programming to the listener.