Program Content definition

Program Content means the broadcast presentations made in the FM Channel of the Permission Holder.

Program Content means all content, information or other material, in whole or in part, available through the Programs or otherwise via the Services, including but not limited to lectures, speeches, discussions, comments, video lessons, quizzes, tests, presentation materials, homework assignments, programs, code, and other images, text, layouts, arrangements, displays, illustrations, documents, materials, audio and video recordings, HTML and files. All Program Content is the exclusive property of Yale University and/or its affiliates or licensors and is protected by copyright, trademark, patent and/or other proprietary intellectual property rights under applicable laws.

Program Content. The Non-profit subgrantee shall provide such information as is required for reporting on activity associated with the Homelessness Prevention and Rapid-Re-Housing Program. Goal: Reduce the number of families who are at risk of becoming homeless Objectives: 1. Persons who are at risk of becoming homeless are screened for assistance.

Examples of Program Content in a sentence

• The Program Content for each Program Year shall be as defined in writing by a majority of the Steering Committee.

• In consideration of the Program Fee, Dolce grants Customer and each User access to the Program Content throughout the Access Term.

• If Customer allows individuals or organizations other than Users to access the Program Content, Dolce may immediately terminate this Agreement and the Access Term without refund to Customer.

• Dolce will have no liability (including no liability for any consequential, indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive or enhanced damages) to Customer or to any User or any third party in connection with the Program Content or the Third-Party Services by any of them of in any way.

• The Program Content is provided “as is.” Dolce disclaims all warranties to Customer and all Users regarding the Program Content and the Third-Party Services, including without limitation all implied warranties of merchantability, accuracy, results of use, reliability, fitness for a particular purpose and warranties that the Program Content or Third-Party Services will meet any or all of Customer’s requirements or produce any particular result for Customers or for any User.

More Definitions of Program Content

Program Content means the content that Coupa provides or makes available to Participant under this Agreement as part of the CoupaLink Program, including the Coupa Development Site, Developer Content, Developer Preview Programs and Developer Tools.

Program Content means all of the Content that is made available in connection with the PROGRAM, including Your Content, User Content, Third Party Content, and iCOMPLIANCE Content.

Program Content. PG There will be no children in attendance Type of Event and/or Theme for Event: Staff Development Event Company/Organization name: Xxxxxxxxxx County Tax Assessor/Collector Audience Demographics: 11 men/52 women; mixed millennials and baby boomers Who will attend: our offices with a total of 57 positions and 6 contract employees that work for the law firm of McCreary, Veselka, Xxxxx, and Xxxxx Does your event have a hashtag or other social media presence: No

Program Content. Catholic Charities shall provide such information as is required for reporting on activity associated with the Homelessness Prevention and Rapid-Re-Housing Program. Goal: Reduce the number of families who are at risk of becoming homeless Objectives: 1. Persons who are at risk of becoming homeless are screened for assistance.

Program Content with respect to this Agreement, shall mean all program content set forth in Exhibit 1 to which Party A owns Internet and media copyrights and which are required for Party B Business, including but not limited to programs on news, policy trends, entertainment, business and economic trends.

Program Content means therapeutic or treatment information shared with Inmates as part of Evidence-Based, Cognitive-Behavioral programming.

Program Content. Provided that Comcast has begun to distribute the VOD Content to VOD Subscribers, CSB shall be responsible for supplying [***] Standard programs such that CSB delivers an aggregate of [***] of VOD Content at any given time (which amount may be increased from time to time as requested by Comcast in its sole discretion), and which shall be [***] on a [***] basis such that at least [***] percent ([***]%) of the VOD Content is changed [***]; provided, however, that (a) approximately [***] of the VOD Content shall be made up of programming blocks of [***] movie titles (approximately [***] aggregate duration) (“Programming Blocks”), which shall be [***] at least [***] percent ([***]%) each week; (b) in addition to supplying [***] Standard VOD Content as above, CSB shall continue to deliver via TVN [***] Standard VOD Content until August 31, 2005, or earlier if notified by Comcast that such delivery may be discontinued; and (c) CSB shall make [***] to accommodate Comcast’s requests concerning (i) [***]; and (ii) [***]. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Comcast may request that CSB deliver [***] Standard programming packages of programs instead of or in combination with the [***] Standard programming packages; provided that, except as set forth above, CSB shall not be required to deliver more than [***] of VOD Content at any given time unless so notified by Comcast. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, Comcast shall have the nonexclusive right to digitize and/or compress any VOD Content to transmit such VOD Content as so altered directly to VOD Subscribers on a VOD Basis.”