Examples of Deemed Retail Price in a sentence
For each VOD Included Program during its License Period, the “VOD Per-Program License Fee” equals the product of the (a) the total number of VOD Customer Transactions for such VOD Included Program, multiplied by (b) the greater of the VOD Actual Retail Price and the VOD Deemed Retail Price for such VOD Included Program, multiplied by (c) the applicable VOD Licensor Share.
For each Included Program during its License Period, the “Per-Program License Fee” shall be equal to the product of (i) the sum of each and every Customer Transaction with respect to such Included Program, (ii) Licensor’s Share and (iii) the greater of (y) the Actual Retail Price and (z) the Deemed Retail Price for each such Customer Transaction.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, Licensor retains the right to increase the VOD Deemed Retail Price for Early Window Titles if Licensor makes such titles available to Licensee with enhanced offerings (e.g., 3D or bundled with DVD copies).
The Deemed Retail Price and Licensor’s Share shall be as set forth below: Current Films with Availability Date 46 days or more after Home Video Street Date €3.99 €4.99 60% Current Films with Availability Date 31 days to 45 days after Home Video Street Date €3.
For each VOD Included Program during its VOD License Period, the “VOD Per-Program License Fee” equals the product of the (a) the total number of VOD Customer Transactions for such VOD Included Program, multiplied by (b) the greater of the VOD Actual Retail Price and the VOD Deemed Retail Price for such VOD Included Program, multiplied by (c) the applicable VOD Licensor Share.