Collaborative Programming Clause Samples

Collaborative Programming. (i) The Collaborative Programming will be a Triple-A (Adult Album Alternative) music format, based on the Music Discovery format currently broadcast on Station KCSN, or such other format as the parties mutually agree to in the future by written amendment to this Agreement. The Collaborative Programming will contain programming that addresses the needs and interests of the service areas of both Stations and may contain programs produced at either Station. The General Managers of each of the Stations (the “Managers”) will allocate managerial responsibilities for the Collaborative Programming between them. The responsibilities of the Managers shall be carried out in accordance with the written policies exchanged between the Parties pursuant to Section 9(b) hereof, as updated from time to time, and is subject to the ultimate authority and obligation of each Party as a licensee to retain ultimate control over the programming and finances of its respective Station. (ii) The Collaborative Programming will conform to the policies of the respective Stations and will be consistent in quality with the noncommercial programming currently broadcast by those Stations. (iii) The Collaborative Programming will comply with FCC programming requirements, including but not limited to requirements regarding issue responsive programming, underwriting and sponsorship identification, EAS, political broadcasts, and obscenity and indecency. The Collaborative Programming shall not, to the best of the Parties’ information, knowledge and belief, include any libelous or defamatory material, unlawfully invade the privacy of any individual, or violate the intellectual property rights of any individual or entity. (iv) The Collaborative Programming will be simulcast by the Stations. (v) All operating costs and expenses related to producing and/or acquiring the Collaborative Programming and delivering it to the Stations shall be shared by the Parties (the “Shared Costs”).
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