Paralympic Material definition

Paralympic Material means sounds or images of any Paralympic event, wherever and whenever broadcast and however sourced, including sporting action, Opening and Closing ceremonies, medal ceremonies or other activities which occur at Paralympic Venues or which take place in any of the venues as part of the events and activities organised by PyeongChang 2018 during the Games Period.
Paralympic Material means sounds or images originated from or produced of any Paralympic Event, in each case regardless of the source.
Paralympic Material means any audio or audio-visual content of any Paralympic Games event, wherever and whenever broadcast and however sourced, including sporting action and coverage of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies, medal ceremonies or other activities which occur at Paralympic Venues or which take place in any of the venues as part of the events and activities organised by Paris 2024 during the Games Period.

Examples of Paralympic Material in a sentence

  • Paralympic Material may be used only as a part of bona fide news or sports news programmes of which the actual news or sports news element constitutes the main feature (“News Programmes”).

  • Non-Rights Holders shall be responsible for making their own arrangements, at their own cost, for gaining access to Paralympic Material using one or more of the sources set out in paragraph 1 above.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Paralympic Material may only be accessible via bona fide digital news or sports news services of Non-Rights Holders, and included only in the sections dedicated to news or sports news of the Internet Website, Mobile Website, Mobile App or Social Media Outlet (as appropriate) of the Non-Rights Holder (“Digital News Service”).

  • Non-Rights Holders may use a maximum of three (3) minutes of Paralympic Material per day which may be included in no more than six (6) News and/or sports News Programmes provided that no more than two (2) minutes of Paralympic Material may be used in any one News Programme.

  • Non-Rights Holders may use a maximum of two (2) minutes of Paralympic Material per day in aggregate which may be included in up to 6 News and/or sports News Programmes per day provided that no Short Extract may be longer than one third of any individual event or 20 seconds whichever is the lesser.

  • 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.

  • Paralympic Material from any particular competition day may be aired by Non-Rights Holders in the USA only after NBC’s (or NBCSN’s, as the case may be) Prime Time Telecast has concluded on such day.

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