Television and Broadcasting Rights Sample Clauses

Television and Broadcasting Rights. The Tenant shall not televise or broadcast live any event scheduled to be presented under the terms of this Agreement without the prior written approval of the Association.
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Television and Broadcasting Rights. The Partnership shall have the exclusive right to contract or arrange for broadcasting and/or publication of baseball games and other events held on the Premises, including but not limited to broadcast, reproduction, transmittal or dissemination by means of radio, television (whether by over-the-air telecasts or through the medium now commonly referred to as "pay television", "CATV", or "closed circuit television"), internet, or similar device or arrangement. TSA shall receive no revenues from the Partnership's broadcast or televising of any events sponsored by the Partnership on the Premises, nor shall TSA participate, in any manner, in determining when or whether said events shall be televised or broadcast. All revenues from television or broadcasting shall be the exclusive property of the Partnership.
Television and Broadcasting Rights. The Lessee shall not televise or broadcast any event scheduled to be presented in the facility under the terms of this agreement without the prior written approval of the Lessor. If the Lessee desires to telecast or broadcast any event, the Lessee agrees to pay the Lessor an additional fee as determined by the Lessor in consideration for the privilege of telecasting or broadcasting the event, and in addition thereto, the Lessee shall pay all costs in connection with the televising of such event.
Television and Broadcasting Rights. 12.1 The Town agrees that all broadcasting rights in respect of the Event, including but not limited to rights to film, televise, broadcast or record by video and/or audio means shall be the sole property of the Organization.

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