PUBLICITY GUIDELINES Sample Clauses

PUBLICITY GUIDELINES. Until notified in writing by Client, Production Company and Director each have a revocable license to use finished media(s) for promotional purposes.
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PUBLICITY GUIDELINES. Until notified in writing by Contracting Client, Production Company and Director each have a revocable license to use finished commercial(s) for promotional purposes.
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PUBLICITY GUIDELINES. Producer agrees not to use the name of Agency, Client or the Product(s) or service(s) advertised in the Digital Content, or any part thereof, to any person other than employees of the Producer, Agency or Client, without Agency's prior consent.
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PUBLICITY GUIDELINES. Comment The existing language is overly restrictive and/or not practical during the normal course of production. Alternative Add the following language to the end of the paragraph: “...consent which shall not unreasonably be withheld.” -also- Alternative Add the following language to the end of the paragraph “...except as may be necessary for Contractor to produce commercials in the usual and customary fashion under this agreement.”
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PUBLICITY GUIDELINES. Producer agrees not to use the same name of Agency, Client or the Product(s) or service(s) advertised in the Film(s) and/or Tape(s) in any advertising, publicity or promotion, nor will Producer show the Film(s) and/or Tape(s), or any part thereof, to any person other than employee of Producer or Client without Agency’s prior written consent. Producer acknowledges that in the course of the production of the materials covered by this contract, Producer may be exposed to certain confidential information and trade secrets of Client, the disclosure of which could be harmful to Client. Producer, therefore, agrees that all such information or trade secrets of Client will be retained and Producer must first obtain Agency’s or Client’s prior written consent. Producer further agrees that Agency’s name or Client’s name or the name of the products or services advertised in the Commercial(s) will not be used in any advertising, publicity or promotion without Agency’s or Client’s prior written consent, nor exhibit or permit the exhibition of such materials prior to their public broadcast by Client, nor shall Producer, without prior written consent authorize or permit anyone other than personnel employed by Producer, Agency or Client, to view any of the film(s) furnished by Producer hereunder or any elements and/or portions thereof.
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PUBLICITY GUIDELINES. Until notified in writing by Client and HM Photography each have a revocable license to use finished media(s) for promotional purposes.
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PUBLICITY GUIDELINES. Supplier agrees not to use the name of Purchaser, Client or the Goods advertised in the Digital Content, or any part thereof, to any person other than employees of the Supplier, Purchaser or Client, without Purchaser's prior consent.
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