Common use of Scanning Clause in Contracts

Scanning. electronic scanning of all line art and continuous tone, black and white and color images for editorial copy from all hard copy sources for final output and reproduction in the paper. • all scanning that is not for final output and reproduction in the paper can be performed in any department designated by the Company. • scanning and enhancing of all hard copy images from archival sources to outside sources Image Manipulation and Output • correction or alteration of the image for editorial copy with respect to color values, form or size. However, subsequent manipulation of size of the image may be performed by other bargaining unit members or non- bargaining unit employees subject to values prescribed by the Company. Once copy has been scanned and/or corrected or altered, it shall be at The Star's sole discretion as to how and by whom such material shall be stored and/or redirected electronically, positioned, repositioned or killed. • outputting of negatives, positives or paper through the image setters used in Editorial. • editorial copy may be received in digital electronic form directly from any source and it shall be at The Star's sole discretion as to how and where such material shall be received and/or stored and as to how and by whom such material shall be redirected electronically provided that if such material requires correction or alteration of the image as described above, such work shall be performed by members of the bargaining unit. • printing of black and white and color images through all processors. • mechanical or hand processing of all black and white and color film. None of the above shall preclude the Photographers from performing functions which they have historically performed in limited circumstances where creative considerations are necessary. Similarly, none of the above shall preclude the Photo Editors from continuing to direct the technicians in the performance of their functions. All of the foregoing applies to technology to be used on the Employer's premises. References herein to “ the paper” include the TMC and Starweek.

Scanning. electronic scanning of all line art and continuous tone, black and white and color images for editorial advertising copy from all hard copy sources for final output and reproduction in the paper. • electronic scanning of all line art for advertising copy from all hard copy sources for purposes of final output and reproduction in the paper except for line art that is two ad columns by two inches or below that size of final reproduction. For clarity, all copy containing screens shall not be considered line art. • all scanning that is not for final output and reproduction in the paper can be performed in any department designated by the Company. • scanning and enhancing of all hard copy images from archival sources to outside sources Image Manipulation and Output • electronic colorization of completed advertising material from hard copy for final output and reproduction in the paper. For greater certainty, this does not confer jurisdiction of color creation in the ad make-up process. • correction or alteration of the image for editorial advertising copy with respect to color values, form or size. However, subsequent manipulation of size of the image may be performed by other bargaining unit members or non- bargaining unit employees subject to values prescribed by the Company. Once copy has been scanned and/or corrected or altered, it shall be at The Star's sole discretion as to how and by whom such material shall be stored and/or redirected electronically, positioned, repositioned or killed. • outputting of negatives, positives or paper through the image setters used in EditorialEngraving. • editorial high resolution proofing from film • the stripping of all advertising hard copy in preparation for scanning • advertising copy may be received in digital electronic form directly from any source an advertiser or advertising agency and it shall be at The Star's sole discretion as to how and where such material shall be received and/or stored and as to how and by whom such material shall be redirected electronically provided that if such material requires correction or alteration of the image as described above, such work shall be performed by members of the bargaining unit. • printing of black and white and color images through all processors. • mechanical or hand processing of all black and white and color film. None of the above shall preclude the Photographers from performing functions which they have historically performed in limited circumstances where creative considerations are necessary. Similarly, none of the above shall preclude the Photo Editors from continuing to direct the technicians in the performance of their functions. All of the foregoing applies to technology to be used on the Employer's premises. References herein to “ “the paper” include the TMC TMC, Starweek and StarweekFor Rent.