Additional Obligations for Concert Films Sample Clauses

Additional Obligations for Concert Films. (a) COMPANY shall be responsible for determining parental advisory warning status or ratings required and/or certified by the applicable ratings board, service or other organization (a “Ratings Board”) for each Concert Film for each locality in the Territory, and for providing any such advisories or ratings to ITUNES, as required by the Asset Specification Guide. If, for any reason, an applicable Ratings Board rating is not provided, then ITUNES reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to rate the applicable Concert Film as “explicit” or “unrated,” or alternatively ITUNES may exercise its right not to make the relevant Concert Films available on the Online Store. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, in no event shall COMPANY deliver Concert Films to ITUNES which: (i) are rated NC-17, -18, R-18, X, or of a similar rating, as applicable in the particular country (unless confirmed by ITUNES in writing); (ii) are known as pornographic or which are considered “adult entertainment” (e.g., as evidenced by the same content being distributed by so-called “adult entertainment” companies); (iii) contain any lower frontal nudity or simulation thereof (unless confirmed by ITUNES in writing); (iv) might seriously impair the physical, mental or moral development of minors; (v) have been rejected by the applicable Ratings Board; or (vi) with respect to Concert Films authorized to be distributed in a given country of the Territory, appear on any banned or prohibited content list for such country.
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