Common use of Scrambling Clause in Contracts

Scrambling. (a) The Licensee shall not scramble or otherwise encode, in any manner or form, for the entire term of this Final License any, (i) off-the-air Signals or (ii) PEG Access Channels. For purposes of this Section, “off-the-air Signals” shall mean any local broadcast television Signals received at the Licensee’s Headend without the aid of any intervening relay device or receiving dishes. For purposes of this section, the word “local” shall have the meaning defined by applicable law and/or regulation. (b) The Licensee reserves its rights to scramble or otherwise encode any cable channel(s), except for the channels referenced in Section 5.7(a) above, as is reasonably necessary, in the Licensee’s judgment, to protect the Licensee from unauthorized reception of its Signals.

Scrambling. (a) The Unless required by applicable law, the Licensee shall not scramble or otherwise encode, in any manner or form, for the entire term of this Final Renewal License any, (i) any off-the-air Signals or (ii) any of the PEG Access Channels. For purposes of this Section, “off-the-air Signals” shall mean any local broadcast television Signals received at the Licensee’s Headend without the aid of any intervening relay device or receiving dishes. For purposes of this section, the word “local” shall have the meaning defined by applicable law and/or regulation. (b) The Licensee reserves its rights to scramble or otherwise encode any cable channel(s), except for the channels referenced as provided in Section 5.7(a5.4(a) above, as is reasonably necessary, in the Licensee’s judgment, to protect the Licensee from unauthorized reception of its Signals.