Main Studio Sample Clauses

The "Main Studio" clause defines the primary location where the core activities or operations under the agreement will take place. Typically, this clause specifies the address or identity of the main studio, which may be relevant for determining where services are rendered, where equipment is stored, or where personnel are based. By clearly designating the main studio, the clause helps avoid confusion about the central site of operations and ensures all parties understand the logistical and legal implications tied to that location.
Main Studio. During the Term, Licensee shall (i) maintain and staff a main studio, as that term is defined by the FCC, at a location that complies with FCC rules for the location of a main studio within such area, (ii) maintain a local public inspection file within California, Missouri, and (iii) prepare and place in such inspection file in a timely manner all material required by Section 73.3526 of the FCC's rules, including without limitation the Station's quarterly issues/program lists. Programmer shall provide Licensee with timely information concerning Programmer's programs as is necessary to assist Licensee in the preparation of such lists.
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Main Studio. Licensor shall maintain and staff the main studio for the Station as required under the Communications Laws. 2.7
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Main Studio. Licensee shall maintain a main studio for the Stations as required under the Communications Laws.
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Main Studio. Licensee warrants and represents that it will maintain its main studios in compliance with the rules, regulations and decisions of the FCC.
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Main Studio. Licensee shall maintain a main studio, as that term is defined by the rules and regulations of the FCC, within the principal community contour of the Stations as required by the rules and regulations of the FCC. Licensee shall maintain an appropriate public inspection file at a publicly accessible locations within Key West and Key Largo, Florida, and shall, from time to time, place such documents in that file as may be required by present or future FCC rules and regulations.
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Main Studio. The Licensee shall, to the extent required by applicable law or policy, maintain a main studio within the Station's principal community contour. The Licensee shall be responsible for the payment of salaries, taxes, insurance and related costs of Station personnel, including managerial staff, at the main studios, subject to any reimbursement by Broker as provided herein.
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Main Studio. Licensee shall maintain a main studio (the “Main Studio”) for the Station in the manner required under FCC rules. Licensee shall lease from Programmer space for the Main Studio at a property owned or leased by Programmer that complies with the FCC’s main studio location rules, pursuant to a sublease agreement which Licensee and Programmer shall execute concurrently with this Agreement. For the sake of clarity, all Licensee equipment and assets located at the Main Studio shall be and remain the property of Licensee at all times during the Term. In the event of termination of this Agreement as provided herein, other than due to the closing of the purchase of the Station under the Purchase Agreement, Programmer shall allow Licensee at least 60-days to move the Station’s main studio to a new location and to remove Licensee’s equipment from the Main Studio leased from Programmer.
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Main Studio. Licensee shall maintain a main studio (the “Main Studio”) for the Station in the manner required under FCC rules. Licensee shall lease from Programmer space for the Main Studio at a property owned or leased by Programmer that complies with the FCC’s main studio location rules, pursuant to a sublease agreement which Licensee and Programmer shall execute concurrently with this Agreement. For the sake of clarity, all Licensee equipment and assets located at the Main Studio shall be and remain the property of Licensee at all times during the Term. In the event of termination of this Agreement as provided herein Programmer shall allow Licensee at least 60-days to move the Station’s main studio to a new location and to remove Licensee’s equipment from the Main Studio leased from Programmer.
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Main Studio. In cooperation with Programmer, during the Term Licensee shall (i) maintain and staff a main studio, as that term is defined by the FCC, which Licensee may locate within facilities that Programmer shall provide within the Station's principal community contour, or at such other location that complies with FCC rules for the location of a main studio within such area, (ii) maintain a local public inspection file within Loveland, Colorado, and (iii) prepare and place in such inspection file in a timely manner all material required by Section 73.3526 of the FCC's rules, including without limitation the Station's quarterly issues/program lists. Programmer shall provide Licensee with timely information concerning Programmer's programs as is necessary to assist Licensee in the preparation of such lists.
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