Obscenity. Grantee shall not transmit, or permit to be transmitted over any Channel subject to its editorial control, any programming which is obscene under, or violates any provision of, Applicable Law relating to obscenity, and is not protected by the Constitution of the United States. Grantee shall be deemed to have transmitted or permitted a transmission of obscene programming only if a court of competent jurisdiction has found that any of Grantee's officers or employees or agents have permitted programming which is obscene under, or violative of, any provision of Applicable Law relating to obscenity, and is otherwise not protected by the Constitution of the United States, to be transmitted over any Channel subject to Grantee's editorial control. Grantee shall comply with all relevant provisions of federal law relating to obscenity.
Obscenity. Grantee or Grantor shall not transmit, or permit to be transmitted, over any Channel subject to its editorial control any programming which is obscene.
Obscenity. Grantee shall not transmit, or permit to be transmitted, over any Channel any Programming which is obscene in the sense that such Programming is not protected speech under the Constitution of the United States. The Grantee shall adopt a written policy prohibiting obscene Programming. The City acknowledges that Grantee has no editorial control over Programming carried on PEG Channels.
Obscenity. 2.4.1 Conflicting evidence and attitudes Roman attitudes to obscenity are difficult to decipher. Xxxxxx has Xxxxxxxx condemn indecent remarks (obscenitas) as “not only degrading to a public speaker, but hardly sufferable at a gentlemen’s dinner party”.258 Quintilian and Xxxxxxxx show that these views continued into the principate, while the younger Xxxxxx believes that indecent language brought on an involuntary blush of shame.259 This is a motif that recurs: Xxxxxxxx’s xxxxx complexion was regarded as a mark of his shamelessness, while modest blushes revealed innate decency of character.260 Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx and the elder Xxxxxx all advise great care in approaching obscene topics. Xxxxxxxxxx advises avoiding them altogether and if this is not possible, using a periphrasis.261 On the other hand, obscenity and abuse occurred as part of the ritual at weddings, funerals or triumphal processions. Obscene elements – sexual and scatological themes – occur in Latin literature, especially satire and epigram. Writing epigram was a diversion enjoyed by the most eminent men. Xxxxxxxx not only had Greek epigrammatists among his household, but could extemporise obscene verses that capped their best efforts.262 Anecdotes appear in the historical sources, such as Xxxxxxxxx’ account of the Roman elite racing from a public lavatory in response to Xxxxx’s scatological joke at Xxxx’s expense.263 When Xxxxxxxxxx disapproves of encouraging small children to use indecent language, these children are repeating obscenities heard in their homes.264 There is also evidence of insult 258 Cic. De or. 2.61.252. 259 Sen. De Ira 2.2.1. 260 E.g. Tac. Agr. 45; Sen. Ep. 11.3, Plin. Ep. 5.17.3. 261 Xxxxx. Inst. 6.3.47, 8.2.1, 10.1.9. 262 Macrob. Sat. 2.4.31. 263 Suet. Vita Luc. 264 Xxxxx. Inst. 1.2.7-8.
Obscenity. 13 5.7 Parental Control Device. 13 5.8 Leased Access Channels. 13 SECTION 6. PUBLIC, EDUCATIONAL AND GOVERNMENT ACCESS 13 6.1 Designated Access Managers. 13 6.2 PEG Channel Capacity. 13 6.3 Access Channel Assignments. 14 6.4 PEG Funding. 15 6.5 Access Programming 15 6.6 Access Interconnections. 16
Obscenity. The Grantee agrees that it will not transmit over the Cable System programming, which is obscene or otherwise unprotected by applicable law, provided, however, Grantee will in no way be responsible for programming over which it has no editorial control, including but not limited to, Public, Educational and Governmental Access programming.
Obscenity. You agree not to post or transmit any obscene or pornographic content, including, but not limited to, child pornography, on or through the Access Service.
Obscenity. Grantee shall not transmit, or permit to be transmitted, over any Channel any Programming which is obscene. The Grantee shall enforce a written policy prohibiting obscene programming. This section shall not apply to Internet transmissions, which are governed by Section 7.10(E).
Obscenity. The act of using obscene or profane language in verbal or written form or in pictures, caricatures, or obscene gestures on any school property.
