Television Broadcasts. School may allow (at its discretion) third party local television coverage to broadcast regular season events at a School without violating the Agreement. For the sake of clarity, School shall also broadcast via the Pixellot Systems on the NFHS Network any regular season event that is broadcast on linear television by a third party.
Television Broadcasts. No television or radio broadcasting, taping, recording or photographing shall be permitted, except with mutual agreement of ORE and Renter. Should ORE grant to the Renter such privilege, ORE has the right to require advance payment of any estimated related costs to ORE and may also require payment for said privilege in addition to rental fee. Such permission must be obtained in writing in advance of event.
Television Broadcasts. A candidate meets the requirements of this subparagraph if, in the case of a tele- vision broadcast, at the end of such broad- cast there appears simultaneously, for a pe- riod no less than 4 seconds—
(i) a clearly identifiable photographic or similar image of the candidate; and
(ii) a clearly readable printed statement, identifying the candidate and stating that the candidate has approved the broadcast and that the candidate’s authorized com- mittee paid for the broadcast.
Television Broadcasts. No television or radio broadcasting, taping, recording or photographing shall be permitted, except with mutual agreement of the Lessor and Xxxxxx. Should the Lessor grant to the Lessee such privilege, Lessor has the right to require advance payment of any estimated related costs to Lessor and may also require payment for said privilege in addition to rental fee. Such permission must be obtained in writing in advance of event.
Television Broadcasts. Subject to the terms and conditions of the Agreements (including Section 7 of the License and the obligations described below in this Section 6.2), Applicable Laws, Athletic Organization Rules, University Rules, other UTRGV contracts and agreements and the rights of the visiting team, UTRGV grants Licensee the exclusive right to produce and provide public television broadcasts ("Television Broadcasts") of the following events:
Television Broadcasts. Subject to the terms and conditions of the Agreements (including Section 7 of the License and the obligations described below in this Section 6.2), Applicable Laws, Athletic Organization Rules, University Rules, other UTEP contracts and agreements and the rights of the visiting team, UTEP grants Licensee the exclusive right to produce and provide public television broadcasts ("Television Broadcasts") of the following events:
Television Broadcasts. 9.1 In principle, any broadcast of the production on television will be aired after the show has been performed in the theatre.
9.2 If a substantial part of the production (i.e. at least 30 of its duration) is broadcast on television while the show is still running in the theatre, the performer will notify the theatre of this at the earliest opportunity.
9.3 If the broadcast referred to in Article 9.2 takes place at any time before the show is performed in the theatre, the parties will open talks on the consequences of this. The costs of informing members of the public who already hold tickets for the show will be borne by the performer, as will any demonstrable loss of income for the theatre as a result of cancellations of tickets already purchased. If it is agreed that the theatre will inform the public, the fee for this will be based on the cost price, up to a maximum of € 0.50 per letter.
9.4 Recordings made during the show must be designed to prevent any obstruction to the audience, as determined by the theatre.
Television Broadcasts. Ability and authorization to maximize the revenue opportunities associated with all Client television programming (with the exception of live game broadcasts produced and distributed under the terms of the Client’s Conference television agreements), to include, but not limited to live and taped delay broadcasts of Client Athletic events, coaches shows, athletic directors shows, and associated Client Athletics programming to all broadcast signal coverage areas via any means of distribution whether now known or developed in the future, including without limitation: terrestrial, cable systems, phone lines, or satellite.
