Internet Streaming. The parties agree that for the purposes of this Agreement, the term “broadcast” includes transmission of the News Reports and Commercials over Station’s licensed analog or digital facilities, and simulcast of the News Reports and Commercials by Station via live internet streaming (“Internet Streaming”) on Station’s website (“Station Website”), free of charge for the personal, non-commercial use of visitors to the Station Website. If, during the Term of this Agreement, Network enters into a material agreement with any radio station in Station’s market for provision of the News Reports on terms that allow such third party to exploit the News Reports by a means other than as set forth in the preceding sentence (e.g., through podcasting, messaging) with payment of no or nominal additional consideration (a “More Favorable Agreement”), then Network shall promptly notify Broadcaster in writing of the execution of such More Favorable Agreement, detailing the consideration and/or terms and conditions contained therein and Station shall have the option to then exploit the News Reports on the same terms and conditions and consideration, if any, of the More Favorable Agreement throughout the earlier of: (i) the term of the More Favorable Agreement or (ii) the remainder of the Term.
Internet Streaming. In addition to the foregoing, employer shall also have the right to use a program or any portion thereof on the Employer’s website and on PBS and related websites and on-line services for no additional payments during the season(s) when such programs are being exhibited on public television in accordance with the terms of this agreement so long as such websites and/or on-line services do not assess a charge to the consumer for the downloading of such programs. Notwithstanding the foregoing, commercial underwriters of a program may only use clips of two (2) minutes or less from such programs on their websites and such use must be directed at promoting the Underwriter’s public image as opposed to directly advertising the Underwriter’s product. Clips of two (2) minutes or less may also be used on other web sites where such use is limited to news or educational purposes and no payment is made for such use, provided that the clip does not contain a complete production number. If a charge to the consumer for downloading of such programs is assessed, Employer shall notify the AFM and the parties shall negotiate a provision concerning the treatment of such charge. The Producers acknowledge that if the Internet should become the primary medium for exhibition of programming covered by this Agreement (i.e., a majority of viewers view such programming over the Internet instead of through broadcast television), programming produced directly for Internet for such national PBS distribution shall be subject to the terms of this Agreement. Prior to any such application, the Federation will give notice to the Producers of its contention that the Internet has become the primary medium. Should the Producers dispute this contention, the issue shall be subject to arbitration under the rules of the American Arbitration Association applicable to labor arbitrations. Symphony, Opera and Ballet programs are specifically excluded from this provision. TABLE 2 INITIAL DATE 12/11/02 12/11/03 12/11/04 Air Time Without Rehearsal One ½ hour program $166.96 $171.13 $176.26 One hour program $215.68 $221.07 $227.70 One and ½ hour program $323.44 $331.53 $341.48 Each 15 minutes in excess of one and ½ hours $53.93 $55.28 $56.94 Rehearsals Each 15 minutes or fraction thereof $16.42 $16.83 $17.33 Minimum call on any day, not less than $166.96 $171.13 $176.26 Leaders, Single Performers & Contractors Double Instrumentalists’ Rate Makeup and Costuming $78.07 $80.02 $82.42
Internet Streaming. The parties agree that for the purposes of this Agreement, the term “broadcast” includes transmission of the Products and Commercials over Station’s licensed analog or digital facilities, and simulcast of the Products and Commercials by Station via live internet streaming (“Internet Streaming”) on Station’s website (“Station Website”), free of charge for the personal, non-commercial use of visitors to the Station Website. If, during the Term of this Agreement, Network enters into a material agreement with any radio station in Station’s market for provision of the Products on terms that allow such third party to exploit the Products by a means other than as set forth in the preceding sentence (e.g., through podcasting, messaging) with payment of no or nominal additional consideration (a “More Favorable Agreement”), then Network shall promptly notify Broadcaster in writing of the execution of such More Favorable Agreement, detailing the consideration and/or terms and conditions contained therein and Station shall have the option to then exploit the Products on the same terms and conditions and consideration, if any, of the More Favorable Agreement throughout the earlier of:
Internet Streaming. NWSSR may utilize video streaming on its website to highlight RODEO event winners, aggregate leaders and outstanding rides and scores. All 3 performances of the 2017 RODEO may be streamed live.
Internet Streaming. NWSSR may utilize video streaming on its website to highlight Rodeo event winners, aggregate leaders and outstanding rides and scores. All 3 performances of the 2020 Rodeo may be streamed live or televised.
Internet Streaming. Out-of-license streaming shall require the payment to writer(s) of 15% of initial minimum compensation (IMC) for a three-year use period on the Internet and in other new media platforms and, for any additional streaming beyond the three-year period, the payment of 10% of IMC. At the request of either party, this provision of the contract is subject to a reopener.
Internet Streaming. Access to programs streamed at xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxx. Pacifica will make reasonable efforts to provide streams but cannot guarantee immediate access.
Internet Streaming. In addition to the rights associated with Table 2 payments, Producer shall also have the right to use a program or any portion thereof on Producer’s website as well as PBS and related websites and on-line services during the related Table 2 cycle provided that such websites and/or on-line services do not assess a change to the consumer for downloading such programs. In the event, downloading changes are assessed. Producer will notify the AFM and negotiate a new provision concerning such downloading. Symphony, Opera, & Ballet programs are excluded from this provision. Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS): Producer shall have the right to release any programs produced under this or any previous PBS agreement for Direct Satellite Broadcast as commonly understood in the Industry in perpetuity provided the musicians were paid initially the following minimums: ½ hr. program – program rate plus one hour rehearsal 1 hr. program – program rate + 2hrs. rehearsal 1 ½ hr. program or longer – program rate +3 hrs. rehearsal In the event, these programs were not paid for at the foregoing minimums. Producer shall have the right to release these programs in perpetuity by paying each musician whose music is included in these programs at the rate of $7.50. Symphony, Opera, & Ballet programs are excluded from this provision. DTV: Producer shall have the right to broadcast digital television programs which have been produced under this agreement or any previous PBS agreement on a multicasting basis on digital bands divided into (4) separate signals in exchange for payments of the initial minimum compensation. This provision will be in effect for at least 18 months commencing Oct. 1, 1999. *Be sure to refer to the AFM National Public Television Agreement for full rates, (including music prep, foreign exhibition of programs, supplemental markets,…etc. and other working conditions.
