Educational Market definition

Educational Market means primary or elementary, junior, middle school and higher educational institutions, unless otherwise defined.
Educational Market means exploitation of the Program(s) only for direct exhibition in all educational institutions, including individual schools, colleges, universities, state, regional, county or other multi-site educational media and television centers. Free Analogue Terrestrial TV shall mean analogue television broadcast by over-the-air transmitters situated in the Territory when such transmission is not a satellite transmission or encrypted but is intended for reception by members of the public without charge being made to the viewer other than any license fee or taxes payable to any government in the Territory. Free Cable TV shall mean the originating transmission by coaxial or fiber-optic cable of the Program(s) for television reception in private living places without a charge to the viewer for the privilege of viewing the embodied Program(s), provided that for this purpose neither government television assessments or taxes nor the regular periodic service charges (but not a charge for PayPerView or Pay TV) paid by a subscriber to a cable television system will be deemed a charge to the viewer. Free Digital Terrestrial Television means the transmission of the Program(s) employing digital technology for reception by conventional roof-top or other appropriate transmission receiving apparatus in the Territory, for reception by members of the public without charge being made to the viewer other than any license fee or taxes payable to any government in the Territory. Free Satellite TV shall mean the uplink broadcast to a satellite and its downlink broadcast to terrestrial satellite reception dishes of the Program(s) for television viewing in private living places located in the immediate vicinity of a viewer’s reception dish without a charge to the viewer for the privilege of viewing the embodied Program(s), provided that for this purpose government satellite dish or television assessments or taxes (but not a charge for PayPerView or Pay TV) will not be deemed a charge to the viewer. Free Video On Demand (FVOD) means making available the Program(s) by streaming to a user who is not required to pay a fee to view the Program(s) and there is no advertising content embodied in or associated to the Program(s). The FVOD service shall be limited by appropriate DRM systems to reception within the Territory. Gross Receipts shall mean the sum on a continuous basis of the following amounts derived with respect to each and every Rights granted:
Educational Market means educational institutions of all types, public and private, at all grade levels, including pre-school, elementary school, middle, junior and senior high school, and all customer types located therein, including students "taught at home," and all K-12 marketing channels of distribution within which EPG directs its marketing and selling efforts. The Educational Market excludes the retail consumer market, the educational trade book market, the 2- and 4-year college market, and the professional book market channels of distribution related to the foregoing markets. 2 E. "McGr▇▇-▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇erials" means all educational materials including text, computer programs, pictorial or graphic works, know-how, pedagogy, methods, and other works, which McGr▇▇-▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇vides to TPR for inclusion in a Textbook or Workbook.

Examples of Educational Market in a sentence

  • During the term of the Agreement, TPR agrees it will not enter into a similar agreement with a person or that part of a firm, corporation, company, partnership or other entity engaged in the development, publication, and distribution of proprietary educational materials to the Educational Market ("Educational Publisher").


More Definitions of Educational Market

Educational Market means public or private institutions providing education to students in kindergarten through twelfth grade (K-12), and non-college adult education.
Educational Market means educational institutions of all types, public and private, at all grade levels, including pre-school, elementary school, middle, junior and senior high school, and all customer types located therein, including students "taught at home," and all K-12 marketing channels of distribution within which EPG directs its marketing and selling efforts. The Educational Market excludes 2 the retail consumer market, the educational trade book market, the 2- and 4-year college market, and the professional book market channels of distribution related to the foregoing markets.