Web-Based Video Sample Clauses

Web-Based Video. On Demand and Streaming. After the Effective Date and within one hundred twenty (120) days after written notice from the City, Operator shall provide at no cost to the City, at a location designated by the City, a business class broadband connection, broadband service with a static IP address and all necessary hardware to enable the City’s delivery of web-based PEG content. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the City shall be responsible for the cost of the connection from the Cable System located in the street at the designed location into the building. If during the term of this Franchise the City moves its location and such new location does not have the capacity to connect and receive the broadband service described in this subsection, the cost of upgrading the network to enable such service shall be incurred by the City. The broadband connection provided herein shall be used exclusively for web-based on demand Access programming and/or web-based video streaming of Access content. a. The City’s Designated Access Provider(s) may provide web-based video on demand programming on line; provided, however, that such Designated Access Provider(s) shall be responsible for its own costs related to a video on demand server, broadband connection and service and any other associated equipment. b. For all of the City’s and its Designated Access Provider’s web-based on demand Access programming facilitated through the broadband connection and service described in this subsection IX.A.10, Operator shall be permitted to provide its logo which shall be displayed on the main web page for the web-based Access programming, in a manner reasonably similar to the Operator’s logo display found on its Project Open Voice web-based supported programming. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the size of the City’s or Designated Access Provider’s logos may be as large as or larger than Operator’s logo, in the City’s or Designated Access Provider’s sole reasonable discretion. c. Any costs incurred by Operator in facilitating the web-based on demand Access programming described in this subsection IX.A.10, may be recovered from Subscribers by Operator in accordance with Applicable Law.
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