Public Access Programming Sample Clauses

Public Access Programming o Manage the transmission of programming on cable channels provided as public access channels through the Cable Franchises. Grantee shall schedule programming on such channels in accordance with reasonable and nondiscriminatory policies and procedures, except that, in accordance with applicable law, Grantee may refuse to transmit programming which the Grantee has determined would infringe on a copyright or which has been deemed unprotected speech by a court of competent jurisdiction. Grantee shall also serve as the point of origination for public access channels under the Cable Franchises. o Provide video content production equipment and facilities for use by the Jurisdictions’ residents, including mobile video production equipment, in accordance with reasonable and nondiscriminatory policies and procedures. o Participate in programming of the community access network (CAN) channel.
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Public Access Programming. (a) All Public Access programming shall be non-commercial in nature as follows: Advertising or promotion of specific products or services for sale is prohibited. RS21 may, however, solicit sponsorships for the Public Access channel with such sponsors identified briefly pursuant to the Federal Communications Commission Guidelines for Acknowledgement of Donors.
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Public Access Programming. (a) SCATV expressly covenants that neither the Mayor nor the City shall have any responsibility and/or liability for SCATV and/or other programmers' acts and/or editorial discretion and the content of programming on the Public Access Channel(s) and any other multi-media or other programming, content or acts and omissions related thereto.
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