Broadcast Rights definition

Broadcast Rights means any and all rights to negotiate, broadcast and disseminate by radio, television, motion picture, satellite, video tape and Internet/world wide web telecast, production, exhibition or other sound or visual exploitation of the Championships, on a live and/or delayed basis, by any means whatsoever, whether now known or hereafter developed, or to otherwise distribute and exploit the Championships and/or any portion thereof in any manner, in all forms of such media.

Broadcast Rights means the exclusive worldwide right, on a live or delayed basis, to produce and distribute programming by means of the transmission or retransmission of electronic signals, including over-the-air VHF and UHF signals, internet or otherwise “online”, cable (basic, premium and pay-per-view), multi-channel distribution systems, wire, fiber, microwave, satellite, master antenna and direct broadcast satellite, as well as recorded visual images with or without sound, including photographs, films, videotapes and cartridges. Broadcast Rights shall also include the copyrights for any such programming or portions thereof and the exclusive right to make, use, sell and license the same for commercial or non-commercial purposes.

Broadcast Rights has the meaning set forth in Section 11(c).

Examples of Broadcast Rights in a sentence

• Radio Broadcast Rights Fees are not required for any level of competition in this series (except State Final).

• In this scenario, all television entities involved must submit a completed Television Broadcast Rights Request Form.] NCAA conference/institution television networks / RSNs and local television stations awarded television broadcast syndication rights will be given all local commercial time to sell in accordance with NCAA advertising guidelines.

• Radio Broadcast Rights Fees are not required for any level of competition in this series.

• NASCAR shall license, assign, or otherwise transfer rights in or to any NASCAR Intellectual Property, without fee, to one or more NASCAR Rights Affiliates to the extent determined by such Affiliates to be reasonably necessary to permit them to exploit Live Broadcast Rights.

• PROMOTER hereby promises and covenants not to assert any claim or file any suit or other legal action against NASCAR or any NASCAR Rights Affiliate on the ground that it or they have failed in any way, material or otherwise, to exploit, maximize or earn profits of any kind or amount with respect to Live Broadcast Rights or Ancillary Rights.

More Definitions of Broadcast Rights

Broadcast Rights has the meaning set forth in the Stadium Lease.

Broadcast Rights mean the right to record Matches for transmission, display and distribution by any means, including audio, audio-visual, television (including free-to-air, subscription, multichannel, closed circuit and interactive television), televisual exhibition, internet, broadband, mobile and video, in all forms whenever devised in any part of the world, including rights to Virtual Signage;

Broadcast Rights means the exclusive worldwide right, on a live or delayed basis, to produce and distribute programming by means of the transmission or retransmission of electronic signals by any manner or means now known or hereafter devised including, without limitation, over-the-air VHF and UHF signals, cable (basic, premium and pay- per-view), multi-channel distribution systems, wire, fiber, microwave, satellite, master antenna and direct broadcast satellite, as well as recorded visual images with or without sound, including, but not limited to, photographs, films, videotapes and cartridges.

Broadcast Rights means (a) any and all rights of Ascent Sports, Avalanche Sub or Nuggets Sub to broadcast, disseminate or publish, or to permit the broadcast, dissemination or publication of, by means of television, radio, cable, satellite or other electronic transmissions or recordings, any activities of either Franchise; (b) any and all rights to license, sell, lease, convey or otherwise transfer any of the foregoing described in CLAUSE (a); (c) any and all rights of Ascent Sports, Avalanche Sub or Nuggets Sub, pursuant to any agreement, contract, transaction or understanding, as a result of which any Person is or becomes entitled to broadcast, disseminate or publish such activities; and (d) any and all renewals and extensions of any of the foregoing and any and all amendments and supplements thereto.

Broadcast Rights means the right to disseminate and distribute via any distribution platform or medium, now existing or hereafter developed, any pictures, images, sounds, descriptions, or other accounts (including, without limitation, video, audio, or any animated, representative, or other mock-video descriptions) of all or any portion of any Game or Tenant Event occurring during the Term.

Broadcast Rights means right to broadcast the Content over Satellite TV Platform and / or IPTV Platform as stipulated in the Cover Note

Broadcast Rights means the exclusive worldwide right, on a live or delayed basis, to produce and distribute programming by means of the transmission or retransmission of electronic signals by any manner or means now known or hereafter devised including, without limitation, over-the-air VHF and UHF signals, cable (basic, premium and pay-per- view), multi-channel distribution systems, wire, fiber, microwave, satellite, master antenna and direct broadcast satellite, as well as recorded visual images with or without sound, including, but not limited to, photographs, films, videotapes and cartridges.