Results of Withdrawal of Digital Locker Functionality Sample Clauses

Results of Withdrawal of Digital Locker Functionality. In the event of any Digital Locker Withdrawal of an Included Program pursuant to the immediately preceding section, Studio acknowledges that: (a) Customers who have executed Customer Transactions with respect to such Included Program may be notified by Comcast that such Included Program will, effective as of the date set forth in the Digital Locker Withdrawal Notice, no longer have Digital Locker Functionality and may be offered the right to Electronically Download and retain copies of such Included Program; and (b) Comcast may issue a refund related to such Digital Locker Withdrawal to a Customer, in which case Studio will reimburse Comcast for the Fees (or pro-rated amount of the Fee if only a partial refund as compared to the actual retail price charged the Customer for the Included Program) actually paid by Comcast to Studio for the corresponding Customer Transaction. In addition, the parties may mutually agree to provide to a Customer a format-equivalent DVD or Blu-ray disc embodying such affected Included Program at no cost to Customer or Comcast.
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Results of Withdrawal of Digital Locker Functionality. In the event of any Digital Locker Withdrawal of an Included Program pursuant to the immediately preceding section, Studio acknowledges that: (i) Customers who have executed Customer Transactions with respect to such Included Program may be notified by Comcast that such Included Program will, effective as of the date set forth in the Digital Locker Withdrawal Notice, no longer have Digital Locker Functionality and may be offered the right to Electronically Download and retain copies of such Included Program; and (ii) Comcast may either (a) provide to all Customers whose Digital Locker Functionality with respect to the affected Included Program have been withdrawn an Included Program that is comparable in quality and value (such Included Program to be reasonably selected by Studio in its sole discretion) at no cost to Customer or Comcast, (b) issue a refund related to such Digital Locker Withdrawal to a Customer, in which case Studio will reimburse Comcast for the Fees (or pro-rated amount of the Fee if only a partial refund as compared to the actual retail price charged the Customer for the Included Program) actually paid by Comcast to Studio for the corresponding Customer Transaction. In addition, the parties may mutually agree to provide to a Customer a format-equivalent DVD or Blu-ray disc embodying such affected Included Program at no cost to Customer or Comcastthe parties shall mutually agree upon a method to compensate such Customers.
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Results of Withdrawal of Digital Locker Functionality. In the event of any Digital Locker Withdrawal of an Included Program pursuant to the immediately preceding section, Studio acknowledges that: (i) Customers who have executed Customer Transactions with respect to such Included Program may be notified by Comcast that such Included Program will, effective as of the date set forth in the Digital Locker Withdrawal Notice, no longer have Digital Locker Functionality and may be offered the right to Electronically Download and retain copies of such Included Program; and (ii) the parties shall mutually agree upon a method to compensate such Customers.
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