Unauthorized Broadcast Clause Samples
The Unauthorized Broadcast clause prohibits the transmission or distribution of content without proper authorization from the rights holder. In practice, this means that parties are not allowed to air, stream, or otherwise make available the protected material through television, radio, online platforms, or other media unless they have received explicit permission. This clause serves to protect intellectual property rights and prevent unauthorized use or exploitation of content, ensuring that only approved parties can broadcast the material and that the rights holder maintains control over its distribution.
Unauthorized Broadcast. An outlet which broadcasts an AIA postseason event without prior written approval of the AIA may be denied future broadcast rights for a period to be determined by the Executive Director or his/her designee.
Unauthorized Broadcast. A host school principal or contest manager who permits the broadcast of an FHSAA State Series contest that has not been approved by the FHSAA will subject his/her school, organization or facility to a monetary penalty to include payment of the appropriate rights fees and, for member schools, a financial assessment in the amount of $50 per game broadcast. An outlet which broadcasts an FHSAA State Series contest without prior written approval of the FHSAA may be denied future broadcast rights for a period to be determined by the Executive Director.
Unauthorized Broadcast. An outlet which broadcasts a contest without the prior written approval of the ASD may be denied future broadcast rights for a period to be determined by the Athletic Director.