Entertainment Business definition

Entertainment Business has the meaning ascribed to such term in Recital A;

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Entertainment Business means all of the businesses conducted at or at any time prior to the Effective Time by the Company or any of its Subsidiaries, excluding the Retained Business.

Entertainment Business means the business of renting and/or selling movies, games and other entertainment content, whether delivered, provided and/or displayed via a physical retail store, kiosk or vending machine, data transmission, the Internet, direct mail, or through any other form of display or delivery system (whether now know or developed hereafter, whether such system involves the delivery of a physical or tangible object and including any other technological evolutions thereof).

Examples of Entertainment Business in a sentence

Pending the date of registration of the transfer of title to any of the Transferred Assets to the Company or any permits or consents required to carry on the Entertainment Business being obtained by the Company, the Transferor will, effective as of the Effective Time on the Closing Date, hold registered title in and to such Transferred Assets, and carry on the Entertainment Business, as required, as nominee, agent, and bare trustee for and on behalf of, and as directed by, the Company.
Effective as of the Effective Time on the Closing Date, as an inherent part of acquiring the Transferred Assets, the Company will be responsible for all Liabilities and obligations arising out of or related to the Company’s ownership or operation of the Transferred Assets and the Entertainment Business after the Effective Time on the Closing Date, but not any other Liabilities or obligations of the Transferor.
The Company is engaged in the Home Entertainment Business (as hereinafter defined).
Pending the date of registration of the transfer of title to any of the Transferred Assets to the Company or any permits or consents required to carry on the STS Entertainment Business being obtained by the Company, the Transferor will, effective as of the Effective Time on the Closing Date, hold registered title in and to such Transferred Assets, and carry on the STS Entertainment Business, as required, as nominee, agent, and bare trustee for and on behalf of, and as directed by, the Company.
The Parties shall use the procedures set forth in Article IV to resolve any Disputes as to whether any information relates solely to the HHH Business, solely to the Seaport Entertainment Business, or to both the HHH Business and the Seaport Entertainment Business.

More Definitions of Entertainment Business

Entertainment Business means the business and operations of the Company and its subsidiaries, on a consolidated basis, excluding the ownership, operation, management and disposal of restaurants, but including licensing fees received from third parties in connection with restaurants operated by such third parties.

Entertainment Business means the current businesses of the Entertainment Group, including the business of promoting and producing, and operating venues for, live entertainment events, including music concerts, theatrical performances and specialized motor sports, as well as sports representation, all as described in the Form 10.

Entertainment Business is defined in the broadest possible terms because it is in the Manager’s interest to apply his commission to ANY and ALL income that the Artist makes in the entertainment industry from selling records to writing a ▇▇▇▇ book. The Manager will argue that creating success in any area of the entertainment business such as music will create opportunities in other areas. The Artist should try to at least “carve-out” forms of income that the Artist does not need the Manager’s help to make or sustain. See comments to paragraph 12 below. totally pro-management agreement would not even have these deductions, but they are essential to protect the Artist. For instance, subsection (i) excludes recording costs. Suppose the Artist’s record deal provides that a label will pay an advance of $50,000 inclusive of recording costs, and the Artist spends $35,000 to make an album including studio time, producers, side musicians, and mixing. Without (i) the Manager’s Commission would be $10,000 (20% of $50,000), and the Artist would end up with $5,000. Plus the Artist would still be responsible for paying all her other expenses such as food, rent and taxes.

Entertainment Business. Means the business of owning, leasing and operating skill-crane machines, bulk vending machines, kiddie rides, coin-operated video games and other coin-operated amusement vending machines.

Entertainment Business means the business of venue ownership, operation and management and the booking, promotion and/or production of entertainment events and shall include, without limitation, related merchandising, concession management and Internet-based marketing;

Entertainment Business means the business of operating company-owned stores, websites and other outlets to provide entertainment products and services to consumers and other third parties. As of the date of this Agreement, Entertainment Business includes, without limitation, (i) renting movies, video games, and computer games (all in multiple formats and for multiple platforms), as well as players and other associated electronic equipment for those movies and games, and selling movies, accessories and snack items under the names and marks HOLLYWOOD VIDEOr, HOLLYWOOD DVD, and GAME CRAZYr (each store referred to individually as the "Store" or collectively as the "Stores"); and (ii) producing or providing certain other ancillary, collateral or complementary goods and services, including, but not limited to, "Advertising Materials", "Business Materials", "Packaging Materials" and promotional items in the "Territory". The parties understand and agree that the business activities of Licensor and Licensee will evolve over time as a result of changes in business strategy and technology, and that the term "Entertainment Business" shall be deemed to be modified to accommodate and incorporate such evolution in business activities, to the extent such modification is otherwise in accordance with this Agreement. (i) "Intellectual Property Rights" shall mean, collectively, all rights in "Copyrights," "Domain Names," "Inventions,", "Marks," "Patents" and "Trade Secrets" in the "Territory". (j) "Inventions" shall mean all inventions, developments, concepts or improvements, including but not limited to all inventions, developments, concepts or improvements in or relating to the "Entertainment Business," whether currently in existence or created, developed or obtained during the "Term" of this Agreement. (k) "Marks" shall mean all trademarks, service marks, trade names, trade dress, logos, slogans, designs and other commercial symbols and source-identifying indicia, and all applications and registrations therefor for use in any way in connection with the "Entertainment Business," whether in use or existence currently, or used, created, developed, obtained or intended for use during the "Term" of this Agreement, including, without limitation, the trademarks and service marks set forth in Exhibit B. (l) "Packaging Materials" shall mean and include all tags, labels, cartons, bags, containers, wrapping and other materials used in the "Entertainment Business," whether currently in existence or created,...

Entertainment Business fiber network ("Conveyed Network"), a fiber optic network having a backbone mileage of not less than 1,100 fiber miles, the main backbone of which is outlined on the map included in Schedule 9.1 and otherwise is described in Schedule 9.1, and which consists of (without limitation)