Media Guidelines definition

Media Guidelines means the Media Guidelines in force and as amended from My Sponsors means all third parties who use or have the right to use or licence the use of my Image for a Commercial Purpose.

Media Guidelines means the Media Guidelines in force and as amended from time

Media Guidelines means the Media Packaging Guidelines posted on the ECE. They describe how Company will package and label certain media containing the Product. MS reserves the right to modify the Media Guidelines with 90 days notice.

Examples of Media Guidelines in a sentence

• These Social Media Guidelines apply equally to all Participants and will sit alongside each Participating National Association’s existing guidelines.

• Breaches of the Social Media Guidelines shall be treated in the same manner as any other breaches of this Policy and / or the Code of Conduct.

• The FIH Social Media Guidelines, a copy of which can be found on the FIH web site at http://socialmedia.fih.ch have been developed to reflect standards expected from Participants at International Events.

• Although the City is not required to comply with such Variable Media Guidelines, the City may take such Guidelines into account when maintaining the Artwork or trying to preserve the integrity of the Artwork.

• All Users are required to abide by the requirements of the District’s Social Media Guidelines.

• The District has adopted Social Media Guidelines that specifically govern use of Social Media relating to the District and District activities (1130.1).

• The services to be provided to the press and photographers must comply with the IAAF Media Guidelines.

• The services to be provided to the press and photographers should comply with World Athletics Media Guidelines.

• Breaches of the Social Media Policy by FIH Representatives and staff shall be dealt with in accordance with the FIH Staff Procedures.3.2 In addition to the Social Media Guidelines, any social media activity, including tweeting, is not permitted from the field of play, technical table and / or team bench during a Match.

• Athlete is strongly encouraged to share their time at the Training Center and when traveling with the National Team on social media pursuant to the TC Media Guidelines as listed on the USA Climbing website and: • Athlete cannot create long-form content, video blogs, documentaries etc.

More Definitions of Media Guidelines

Media Guidelines means the Media Guidelines in force and as amended from time to time which is annexed at Schedule 5 and is available on the FASANOC website (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx)

Media Guidelines the guide issued by FEO setting out in detail its requirements in respect of (i) use of Championship Footage, (ii) Championship Images, (iii) the ability of the Team to film and make available footage and photographs, and (iv) certain conditions relating to their use, as may be updated by FEO. Overalls: the racing overalls and underwear worn by a Driver during Races and Tests. Prohibited Material: any material that (i) does not comply with the FIA Regulations; (ii) is or may be indecent; (iii) is or may be defamatory; or (iv) for any organisation whose principal business in the opinion of a reasonable person encourages, in whatever manner, behaviour which promotes disparaging views or behaviour relating to an individual or group's colour, race, nationality, ethnic or national origins, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, religion, age or disability. Races: each race included in the Championship calendar at a Venue during an Event, during the Season, during the Term, that shall count for the purposes of the Championship and the associated official practice and qualifying sessions at the same Venue in the two days immediately prior to each such race. A “Double Header” which is two Races back-to-back shall count as two (2) Races in that Season.

Media Guidelines means the guidelines for communicating with the media as issued by the Organisation from time to time;