Television Exploitation Sample Clauses
The Television Exploitation clause defines the rights and conditions under which a party may use, broadcast, or otherwise distribute content via television platforms. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of television rights granted, such as free-to-air, cable, satellite, or streaming TV, and may specify geographic territories, timeframes, or exclusivity terms. Its core function is to clearly allocate and regulate the use of content on television, preventing disputes over unauthorized broadcasts and ensuring both parties understand the extent of permitted exploitation.
POPULAR SAMPLE Copied 2 times
Television Exploitation. As used herein, “Television Exploitation” means any form of television broadcast (residential and/or non-residential) as commonly understood in the industry, whether by methods now known or hereafter devised, including, without limitation pay-per-view (including hotel and motel exploitation), subscription-video-on-demand (SVOD) by a pay television provider pursuant to a standard pay television license agreement, entered into by Distributor and a third party pay television provider, in which the definition of ‘non-standard television’ includes SVOD, digital television, high-definition television, pay television, basic cable television and free television by any and every means, methods, forms and processes and devices for exhibition of audiovisual programming over distance for display as a television receiver or other form of display device, now known or hereafter devised, including but not limited to cable, wire, fiber, all forms of electronic transmission, television broadcast exhibition via the internet and any frequency band. For clarification purposes, “Television Exploitation” does not include any form of video-on-demand regardless of the medium used to exhibit the Picture (e.g. internet, television, computer, etc.) of any subscription-video-on-demand other than the limited exception of subscription-video-on-demand exploited by a pay television provider that Distributor has licensed pay television rights in the Picture.
Television Exploitation. ‘Secondary Television shall mean a licence granted by Directors UK under clause 3. ‘Television’ shall mean a system for reproducing on any or no medium or device visual images with or without sound. ‘Television Exploitation’ shall mean the reproduction performance broadcast transmission and other exploitation of any Film on Television through free -to- air, pay or subscription services by means of the distribution or consumption of video content to a dispersed audience via any electronic mass communications medium including, without limitation, terrestrial, digital, satellite, hardcopy-format (such as DVD), streaming and online. ‘Term’ shall mean the period commencing on the Effective Date and continuing thereafter for as long as the Member shall remain a member of Directors UK until terminated by either party in accordance with the Articles of Directors UK. ‘Territory’ shall mean the World. ‘UK’ shall mean the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man.
Television Exploitation. Upon LGF’s receipt of Grantor’s written request, which written request must be received by LGF no later than December 31, 2005 (the “Television Notice”), LGF shall submit the Picture to Showtime for inclusion under LGF’s pay television output agreement with Showtime Networks (the “Showtime Agreement”). If LGF does not receive the Television Notice on or before December 31, 2005, then (i) LGF shall not submit the Picture to Showtime for inclusion under the Showtime Agreement (except as otherwise set forth in this subparagraph), and (ii) LGF and Grantor shall cooperate in connection with the sale of the first cycle Television Rights in and to the Picture in the Territory. Following December 31, 2005, Grantor shall have the right to issue written notice to LGF requesting that LGF submit the Picture to Showtime for inclusion under the Showtime Agreement (the “Secondary Notice”). Upon LGF’s receipt of the Secondary Notice, LGF shall have the right, but not the obligation, to submit the Picture to Showtime for inclusion under the Showtime Agreement. If, following LGF’s receipt of the Secondary Notice, LGF elects not to submit the Picture to Showtime for inclusion under the Showtime Agreement, then LGF and Grantor shall continue to cooperate in connection with the sale of the first cycle Television Rights in and to the Picture in the Territory until such time as such sale is complete. Any submission by LGF of the Picture to Showtime for inclusion under the Showtime Agreement pursuant to the terms of this subparagraph shall be subject to Showtime’s right to accept or reject such submission pursuant to the terms of the Showtime Agreement.