News Programmes definition

News Programmes means bona fide news or sports news programmes of which the actual news or sports news element constitutes the main feature.

News Programmes means regularly scheduled Television and Radio (as applicable) general news programmes/bulletins (in the case of All-Sport Networks as part of regularly scheduled general sports news programmes) of which t h e actual local, regional, national or international news elements constitute the main feature of such programmes/bulletins. For the avoidance of doubt, this excludes programming such as news and sports magazines, news promos and updates, entertainment programmes, entertainment news programmes, magazines and features, sports features and other sports programmes or special programmes.

News Programmes means regularly scheduled Television, Radio or Internet general news programmes/bulletins and sports and sport- feature programming of which the actual local, regional, national or international news elements constitute the main feature of such programmes/bulletins.

Examples of News Programmes in a sentence

• News Programmes shall not be positioned or promoted as Paralympic or Games programmes.

• Paralympic Material may be used only as a part of News programmes and/or sports News Programmes.

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, News Programmes broadcast on Television may be simulcast by means of any and all other delivery systems and media, and/or made available on an on-demand basis by means of any and all delivery systems and media for a period of up to forty-eight (48) hours following the completion of the relevant FIH Events.

• Non-Rights Holders may use a maximum of three (3) minutes of Paralympic Material per day which may be included in any number of News and/or sports News Programmes.

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• Notwithstanding the rules set out in paragraph 3 above, In the case of an All-News Channel or All-Sports News Channel or All-Sports Channel, such channels may use short extracts in no more than twelve (12) of the Non-Rights Holder’s News Programmes per day.

• To the extent that it is customary for them to do so as part of their normal business operations, Non-Rights Holders are permitted to make available News Programmes which have been transmitted by means of Television Delivery (and which contain, in accordance with these Rules, Short Extracts of Paralympic Material) on their on-demand/catch-up TV services, whereby viewers may choose to watch such News Programmes at a date and time later than the date and time upon which they were initially broadcast.

• To the extent that it is customary for them to do so as part of their normal business operations, Non-Rights Holders are permitted to Simulcast transmissions of News Programmes made by means of Television Delivery (and which contain, in accordance with these Rules, Short Extracts of Paralympic Material) by means of their Internet Websites, Mobile Platforms and Mobile Apps.

• To the extent that it is customary for them to do so as part of their normal business operations, Non-Rights Holders are permitted to Simulcast (i.e., exhibit via “TV Everywhere”) transmissions of News Programmes made by means of Television Delivery (and which contain, in accordance with these Rules, Short Extracts of Paralympic Material) by means of their Internet Websites, Mobile Platforms and Mobile Apps.

• News Programmes or Other News Programmes that use Footage are not permitted to have a ‘title’ or other sponsor and no advertisement may be used or repeated in the regular advertising breaks during the News Programme or Other News Programme in such a manner as to create, suggest or imply an association between the advertiser and the Footage or the Event.

More Definitions of News Programmes

News Programmes means the Designated News Broadcaster’s regular scheduled news bulletins, segments or bulletins which are part of pre-existing news programming formats (and not produced or designed for or broadcast solely during the Event), and contain and are restricted to reporting results (and not analysis) of current news and current affairs of regional, national and/or international importance and shall include any sports news segment as part of such scheduled news bulletins, provided that the reporting of sports news in such programmes is restricted to reporting results (and not analysis) of current sports events and affairs. Any such sports news (reporting results of but not analysing current sports events and affairs) will be treated as a ‘sports news segment’ of the News Programme in which the Footage may be broadcast;

News Programmes means the regular scheduled daily news bulletins of the News Broadcasters which contain current news and affairs of regional, national and/or international importance and shall include any sports news segment as part of such scheduled news bulletins provided that in all such bulleting the actual local, regional, national or international news elements constitutes the main feature(s) of the programming; however it is clarified that such programmes shall specifically exclude any programming including but not limited to sports magazine, sports review/analysis, feature, editorial and/or discussions;

News Programmes means a genre of programme that places emphasis on news reports produced for simple presentation as soon as possible, often with a minimum of analysis;

News Programmes means regularly scheduled daily news programmes of which the actual news element constitutes the main feature and which, for the avoidance of doubt, does not include news updates. News Programmes shall not be positioned or promoted as FIH Event programmes.