Radio Distribution definition

Radio Distribution all forms of commercial radio distribution of a sound recording of a performance of the Script however transmitted or delivered whether now or hereafter known and including without limitation all forms of terrestrial broadcast, cable (and including any equivalent on-line, on-demand, streaming or webcast distribution) and/or satellite distribution but excluding other categories of commercial distribution set out in Schedule Three and also excluding ancillary rights set out in Clause 5 and for the avoidance of doubt any Public Service use

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Radio Distribution means all forms of Commercial Distribution for radio of a sound recording incorporating the Work however transmitted or delivered whether now or hereafter known and including without limitation all forms of terrestrial broadcast, cable (and including any equivalent on-line, on-demand, streaming or webcast distribution) and/or satellite distribution and including for clarity the right to relay the Programme to the British Forces Broadcasting Service (BFBS) but excluding Audio Publication Non-Theatric Distribution and also for the avoidance of doubt any Public Service use

Radio Distribution means all forms of commercial radio distribution of a sound recording incorporating the Work however transmitted or delivered whether now or hereafter known and including without limitation all forms of terrestrial broadcast, cable (and including any equivalent on-line, on-demand, streaming or webcast distribution) and/or satellite distribution and including for clarity the right to relay the Programme to the British Forces Broadcasting Service (BFBS) and to sell rent or hire electronic copies via the internet or other on-line means to members of the public for transmission to a physical carrier provided that each such copy made available shall be protected by a copy control mechanism allowing access for a maximum period of thirty days. For clarity Radio Distribution shall exclude Non-theatric Distribution and any Public Service use

Examples of Radio Distribution in a sentence

• For clarity the rights granted under clause 4.1(a) include use (in return for the appropriate payments set out in clause 7 and the corresponding Schedules) in the BBC’s Public Services and commercial exploitation by Radio Distribution, Non-Theatric Distribution and Audio Publication.

• There is a risk that the Radio Distribution and Separation will give rise to a U.S. federal income tax liability to one or more members of iHeartMedia or its subsidiaries after the Separation (collectively, the “iHeartMedia Group”).

• The Central Office Terminal (COT) and Radio Distribution Unit (RDU) equipment connect the TrueLink(TM) Radio Carrier Station (RCS) to the phone network switch.

• Wendel Date August 1▇, ▇▇▇▇ Chief Operating Officer SCHEDULE - A ------------ TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ----------------------- Initial frequency contemplated at being 1.8gHz; Equipment Provided: The Central Office Terminal (COT) and Radio Distribution Unit (RDU) equipment connect the TrueLink(TM) Radio Carrier Station (RCS) to the phone network switch.

• Following the Radio Distribution, the iHeartMedia radio business will be operated by certain subsidiaries of Radio Newco as well as other subsidiaries of iHeartCommunications, and not by CCH, and CCH will have no material assets other than the stock of CCOH.

• The Radio Distribution and the Separation are intended to be taxable transactions and the Merger is expected to, but may not, qualify as a “reorganization” within the meaning of Section 368(a) of the Code.

More Definitions of Radio Distribution

Radio Distribution means all forms of commercial radio distribution of a sound recording incorporating the Work however transmitted or delivered whether now or hereafter known and including without limitation all forms of terrestrial broadcast, cable (and including any equivalent on-line, on-demand, streaming or webcast distribution) and/or satellite distribution and including for clarity the right to relay the Programme to the British Forces Broadcasting Service (BFBS) and to sell rent or hire electronic copies via the internet or other on-line means to members of the public for transmission to a physical carrier provided that each such copy made available shall be protected by a copy control mechanism allowing access for a maximum period of thirty days but excluding Non-theatric Distribution and also for the avoidance of doubt any Public Service use