Viewing Period. Playback of licensed content via Simulstreaming shall be simultaneous (or nearly simultaneous) with the broadcast/cable licensed service.
Viewing Period. The PPV or VOD Viewing Period, as applicable, with respect to each Subscriber Transaction for an Early Window Title shall commence when the consumer first commences viewing the Early Window Title, but no earlier than the Early Window Availability Date for such title, and shall end, subject to Section 2.13.2 of this Amendment #2, no later than the earlier of (a) 48 hours thereafter and (b) the expiration of the Early Window License Period for such title.
Viewing Period. Indefinite -- you may watch and re-watch the videos on Argo Media as often as you want and as long as you want (subject to the limitations described in the Terms of Use). If you cancelyour Argo Media service or it expires, you will no longer have access to view the videos.
Viewing Period. The VOD Viewing Period with respect to each VOD Customer Transaction for an Early Window Title (the “Early Window Viewing Period”) shall commence when the VOD Customer is initially technically enabled to view such Early Window Title, but no earlier than the Early Window Availability Date, and end no later than the earliest of (a) 48 hours after the VOD Customer first commences viewing the Early Window Title, and (b) 7 days from the time the consumer is technically enabled to view the Early Window Title, and (c) the expiration of the Early Window License Period for such title.
Viewing Period. The Early Window Viewing Period for each Early Window Title will commence when the consumer is technically enabled to view the Early Window Title, which will be: (a) no earlier than the VOD Availability Date and (b) no later than the end of the License Period. Subject to the foregoing, the Early Window Viewing Period for each Early Window Title will end no later than the latest of: (x) 48 hours after the consumer first commences viewing the Early Window Title, (y) the earlier of 7 days from the time consumer completes the rental transaction for such Early Window Title and the end of the Early Window License Period, and (z) such longer viewing period during which any other distributor is permitted to make such Early Window Title available. Pre-promotion Restrictions Licensee may not promote the availability of the Early Window Title in the Early Window License Period prior to the earlier of: (a) 7 days prior to VOD Availability Date and (b) the earliest date that any other distributor of such Early Window Title during the Early Window License Period is permitted to promote the availability of such Early Window Title. Menu Placement Licensee will provide a dedicated early window folder or button on Licensee’s VOD menu for early window movies from all studios. Without limiting the foregoing, Licensor shall be provided exhibition placement that is at least as favorable to Licensor as the placement offered to any other studio. Delivery of Materials Not later than 30 days prior to VOD Availability Date (together with all available and/or required meta data and promotional materials. Resolution If Licensor delivers such native (i.e., not up-converted) high definition (“HD”) version (including 720p or 1080i, or, if requested by Licensee, 1080p) of such Early Window Title to Licensee in accordance with the Existing License Agreement (defined below) and the terms and conditions of this term sheet, Licensee may make such HD version of such Early Window Title available to subscribers in 720p, 1080i or 1080p format. Marketing Parties shall work together to define a unified brand and consistent consumer facing messaging for the early window offering. Licensee shall dedicate prime promotional real estate one Licensee’s channels/space including but not limited to xxxxxx channel, interactive banners on the program guide, home page/main store placement, showcases, dedicated co-op, direct mail, etc. value to be not less than [TBD $] as determined by Licensor. Licensee shall:...
Viewing Period. The time period commencing at the time a User is technically enabled to view the Licensed Content during the relevant License Period and ending on the earlier of:
Viewing Period. The viewing period for each Licensed Program shall be at least twenty-four (24) consecutive hours, or such longer period as may be agreed to by Rogers and Licensor from time to time (the “Viewing Period”). Multiple viewings of the Licensed Program shall be permitted during the Viewing Period for no additional fee and all such viewings shall be considered a single exhibition of the Licensed Program for the purposes of calculating License Fees hereunder.
