Audio Publication definition
Audio Publication the exploitation of any product which is capable of bearing sound (unaccompanied by visual images) now or hereafter known derived from a recording of the performance of the Script including the right to sell electronic copies of the product where, notwithstanding other provisions of this Agreement, the sound recording may be edited for that purpose
Audio Publication the manufacture sale licensing and distribution of a commercial product which may comprise any device contrivance or appliance (including without limitation gramophone discs, compact discs, DAT and audio tapes) and every technical means or carrier now or hereafter known which is capable of bearing or emitting sound (unaccompanied by visual images) based on or derived from or consisting of a sound recording of a performance of the Script which may be abridged edited or adapted for the purpose subject to a limit of ten percent of the programme incorporating the script and provided that edits over that limit shall be subject to the Writer’s consent (not to be unreasonably withheld). If the Writer is not reasonably available then the edit can be undertaken by the original producer of the programme. Distribution will be of a product intended solely for private use by members of the public and including the right to sell electronic copies via the internet or other on-line or any other digital means (including where permanent access to a copy is authorised whether or not it is downloaded) to members of the public but excluding Radio Distribution and such sound recording of a performance of the Script shall be referred to as an “Audio Recording”
Audio Publication see Schedule Three
Examples of Audio Publication in a sentence
For clarity the rights granted under clause 4.1(a) include use (in return for the appropriate payments set out in clause 7 and the corresponding Schedules) in the BBC’s Public Services and commercial exploitation by Radio Distribution, Non-Theatric Distribution and Audio Publication.
Any payment obligation in relation to Audio Publication shall not come into operation unless and until the BBC has commissioned the Audio Publication having entered into agreements with rights owners of the Work and any other agreements required with contributors to the Recording, Compilation or Set.
More Definitions of Audio Publication
Audio Publication the issue of copies of a sound recording of a performance of the Work in the Programme to the public and/or the making available to the public of copy of a sound recording of a performance of the Work in the Programme by electronic transmission and in either case by all means now known or hereafter devised or discovered and whether in the form of Recordings, Compilations or Sets. This may include without limitation the manufacture sale, rental, lending, licensing and distribution of a commercial product comprising any device contrivance or appliance (including without limitation gramophone discs, compact discs, DAT and audio tapes) and every technical means or carrier now or hereafter known or devised which is capable of bearing or emitting sound based on or derived from or consisting of a sound recording of such a performance of the Work and including without limitation the right to sell electronic copies via the internet or other on-line or wireless electronic means to members of the public but excluding Radio Distribution. The Work may be abridged edited or adapted for the purpose subject to a limit of ten percent of the Programme and provided that edits over that limit shall be subject to the Contributor’s consent (not to be unreasonably withheld). If the Contributor is not reasonably available then the edit can be undertaken by the original producer of the programme. Distribution will be of a product intended solely for private use by members of the public;