PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS. Producer may utilize the 13-week rate for regional PSAs where no media time is purchased and with a use period of no longer than one year.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS. Contractor shall have the right, at its own discretion, to display certain public, educational, charitable and editorial displays free of charge or at reduced rates in any Advertising Spaces not contracted for use by paid advertisers and not being used by the SFMTA or Contractor pursuant to this Section 3. In the event that Contractor collects revenues hereunder solely to cover direct costs for labor and materials for carding, installation, maintenance, and removal of such displays, such amounts shall not be included in the Gross Xxxxxxxx used to compute the percentage payment. Such freely donated or discounted advertising shall not, however, reduce the MAG payments hereunder.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS. In 2013, the NSBC determined it would continue its promotion and use of the “Casting Off” Public Service Announcement, rather than produce a new PSA. The tongue-in-cheek PSA shares the experience of three friends and a dog as they get ready to spend the day on the water and the significance of a simple reminder to wear a life jacket. It is available in video, radio and print versions. The PSAs were promoted via media outreach, social media and e-newsletters. The video PSA has received praise from traditional and online media outlets, including Aircraft & Marine Insurance Agency, Albany Kid, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, Soundings-Trade Only and more. This is the most popular video PSA the campaign has produced. The PSA was distributed to television stations across the country. As of September 12, 2013, the PSA has aired 9,653 times, which translates to 78,404,153 impressions and $1,649,860 in donated media values. The PSA continues to air on NBC Sports Network and its HD channel as well as in top markets such as New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Houston. The PSA also was aired on the big screen during the Indy 500, airing 157 times from May 24-26, 2013, reaching an estimated audience of 1.25 million people. The video PSA has 3,423 views on YouTube as of September 17, 2013. There were also 2,484 downloads/clicks from XxxxXxxxxxxXxxxxxxx.xxx. In addition, the radio PSA was sent to radio stations across the country for consideration. Media monitoring is unable to track radio placements, however, Xxxxx received emails from public service news directors sharing their thoughts about the radio PSA. • “We've been running the :30 radio version of the PSA since July. Our boating season goes until the end of fishing season in October, so these PSA's will continue 'til then.” From Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx, WJJL Radio, Buffalo, New York. • “Thanks for the PSAs! We are running two 30's in rotation. I appreciate them! I like the brought to you by the people who nag, uh love you! Ha! Have a great and safe 4th!” From Xxxx Xxxxxxxx, Clear Channel Outdoor, Modesto, California. The print PSAs were resized and provided to numerous publications including XxxxxxxxXxxxxxx.xxx, Florida Sport Fishing, Great Lakes Boating, Sea Kayaker Magazine and USA TODAY Travel Guide. The campaign website (XxxxXxxxxxxXxxxxxxx.xxx) continues to offer all of the National Safe Boating Council’s PSAs as well as those from many state agencies so that anyone interested in using them for their own campaign...
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS. Sales Agent acknowledges that Licensee has in the past provided time on the Station for the promotion of public service organizations in the form of public service announcements (“PSAs”), and agrees that it will release spot time to Licensee for the broadcast of PSAs at times and in amounts consistent with Licensee’s past practices and consistent with Sales Agent’s operating policies applicable to the broadcast of PSAs on KCTV. Licensee and Sales Agent shall cooperate in good faith concerning the placement of the PSAs to be broadcast on the Station; provided, however, that Licensee shall be ultimately responsible for selecting and obtaining PSAs for broadcast on the Station.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS. The following Public Service Announcements (PSA’s) have been developed to help customers prevent and deal with frozen service lines. Winter is Coming: What you can do to Protect your Pipes from Freezing As winter approaches, it’s a good time to prepare your home’s pipes for cold weather. The City of Greater Sudbury is encouraging residents to take a few steps to keep their pipes protected in cold temperatures. • Ensure everyone in your home knows where the main water shut-off valve is located inside your home so water can be turned off in an emergency. • Mark your valve with an identification tag to make it easy for others in your home to locate it. Typically the valve is located where the water line enters your home, and this could be in the basement, crawlspace or utility closet. • If you have unheated rooms, check for pipes, such as in crawlspaces, and areas in your basement. • Protect exposed pipes by wrapping them with heat tape, pre-molded foam rubber sleeves or fiberglass insulation. These can all be found at your local hardware store. • Drain all outdoor garden hoses and roll them up inside to prevent cracking. • If you have an indoor valve for outside faucets, shut it off and drain water from pipes leading to the faucet. Also, turn off your irrigation system. • If you are going away on vacation for an extended period of time, leave your thermostat at 13 degrees Celsius to prevent freezing. • If you are away, have someone check your home regularly. • Alternatively, you can consider hiring a plumber to drain your system and turn your water off. That way, if your furnace stops working, there will be no water in your pipes to freeze. For those residents who have consistently experienced freezing over several xxxxxxx, consider allowing a small trickle of water to run overnight to keep pipes from freezing. The cost of the extra water is typically lower than the cost of repairing a broken or frozen pipe. If your pipes do freeze, turn off your water immediately. Do not attempt to thaw frozen pipes unless the water is shut off. Call 3-1-1 to report the incident. If you are calling after hours, your message will be forwarded to the appropriate supervisor on call. Please note that during cold weather, crews may be required to service many locations. It may be several days before crews can visit your property. For more information about frozen water services, or tips to help prevent freezing pipes please visit xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxxx
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS. A public service announcement is a commercial which is intended to serve the public interest and which is furnished to stations for broadcast in time donated by the stations. The Employer shall give the Federation ten days written notice prior to the session that the session shall be for public service announcement(s). Such notice shall contain sufficient information for the Federation to confirm that such announcement(s) are public service announcement(s) and, if known at the time, the name of the production house. It shall be the responsibility of the Contractor or, if there is no Contractor, of the Leader to inform all persons called to render services, at the time of the call, that the session will be for public service announcement(s). All such persons rendering services shall be paid the appropriate base scale for the session. The acceptance of such employment shall be deemed to constitute a waiver of re-use payments for the life of the public service announcement(s).
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS. EPA agrees to work with Partner independently and/or in conjunction with other Partners to coordinate the placement of advertisements to promote energy-efficient products, educate consumers about the EPA ENERGY STAR Roof Products Program and label, and recognize Partner for its public service in protecting the environment.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS. Public service announcements not otherwise prohibited under Section IV of this policy, which are sponsored by either a government entity or a nonprofit corporation that is exempt from taxation under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and which are directed to the general public and relate directly to: • Prevention or treatment of illnesses; • Promotion of safety or personal well-being; • Education or training; • Art or culture; • Provision of children and family services; • Provision of services and programs that provide support to residents, seniors, or people with disabilities; or • Solicitation by broad-based contribution campaigns that provide funds to multiple charitable organizations active in the above-listed areas.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS. Signal shall have the right to display upon any spaces not contracted for use by paid advertisers certain public, education and charitable displays.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Contractor shall develop a budget for any proposed The CVB production project. The CVB will provide the Contractor with a target amount for production services and will expect the Contractor to develop a cost-efficient plan that is responsive to the CVB’s needs. Plans are subject to approval by the CVB. The plan and a budget shall provide a breakdown of proposed spending by media type and proposed production costs by category.
