Responsive Programming Sample Clauses

Responsive Programming. Broker and Licensee mutually acknowledge their interest in ensuring that the Stations serve the needs and interests of the residents of the Stations' community of license and service areas and agree to cooperate in doing so. Licensee shall, on a regular basis, assess the issues of concern to residents of the Stations' community of license and service areas and address those issues in its public service programming. Licensee shall describe those issues and responsive programming and place issues/programs lists in the Stations' public inspection file as required by FCC rules. The Programming shall include material that is responsive to the issues identified by Licensee. Licensee may request, and Broker shall provide, information concerning such of Broker's Programming that is responsive to community issues so as to assist Licensee in the satisfaction of its public service programming obligations. Broker shall also provide to Licensee upon request such other information necessary to enable Licensee to prepare records and reports required by the FCC or other local, state or federal government entities.
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Responsive Programming. Broker and Licensee mutually acknowledge their interest in ensuring that the Station serve the needs and interests of the residents of the Station's community of license and service areas and agree to cooperate in doing so. Licensee shall, on a regular basis, assess the issues of concern to residents of the Station's community of license and service areas and address those issues in its public service programming. Licensee shall ascribe those issues and responsive programming and place issues/programs lists in the Station's public inspection file as required by FCC rules. Licensee may request, and Broker shall provide, information concerning such of Broker's Programming that is responsive to community issues so as to assist Licensee in the satisfaction of its public service programming obligations. Broker shall also provide to Licensee upon request such other information necessary to enable Licensee to prepare records and reports required by the FCC or other local, state or federal government entities.
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Responsive Programming. Broker and Licensee mutually acknowledge their interest in ensuring that the Station serves the needs and interests of the residents of the Station's community of license and service area and agree to cooperate in doing so. Licensee shall, on a regular basis, assess the issues of concern to residents of the Station's community of license and service area and address those issues in its public service programming. Licensee shall describe those issues and responsive programming and place issues/programs lists in the Station's public inspection file as required by FCC rules. Licensee may request, and Broker shall provide, information concerning such of Broker's Programming that is responsive to community issues so as to assist Licensee in the satisfaction of its public service programming obligations. Licensee shall also evaluate the local need for children's educational and informational programming and shall inform Broker of its conclusions in that regard. Licensee, in cooperation with Broker, shall ensure that educational and informational programming for children aged 16 years and younger is broadcast over the Station in compliance with applicable FCC requirements. Broker shall also provide to Licensee upon request such other information necessary to enable Licensee to prepare records and reports required by the FCC or other local, state or federal government entities.
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Responsive Programming. Programmer and Licensee mutually ---------------------- acknowledge their interest in ensuring that each of the Stations serves the needs and interests of the residents of such Station's communities of license and service areas and agree to cooperate in doing so. Licensee may request, and Programmer shall provide, information concerning such of Programmer's Programming that is responsive to community issues so as to assist Licensee in the satisfaction of their public service programming obligations.
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