CUME definition

CUME means the cumulative audience statistic for a radio station as published by Arbitron.
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Examples of CUME in a sentence

  • Schedule 2.1(a)(ii) also includes Customer CUME numbers for each Streaming Contract Customer that are based on third party sources identified in Schedule 2.1 (a)(ii).

  • The Parties have therefore agreed to an adjustment of the Purchase Price in the event that, at the end of the Transition Period, Customer CUME Attrition exceeds the cumulative Assumed Customer CUME Attrition.

  • The Parties agree that the same CUME statistics on Schedules 2.1(a)(i) and (ii) shall be used as the basis to measure Customer CUME Attrition.

  • Auxiliary personnel will be utilized to perform non- instructional duties (i.e. clerical, such as entering transfer grades into Skyward for new students, filing/organizing CUME folders, etc.) as much as possible.

  • Transitional Rules 23 T H E F IDELIT y R ETIREME n T PLA n BASI C PLA n D o CUME n T no .

  • If on the Anniversary, the aggregate annualized Customer CUME Attrition is more than 18%, all of the Holdback Shares shall be retained by Global and cancelled.

  • In particular, Global has assumed that the monthly Customer CUME loss will not exceed 1.5% per month during the Transition Period ("Assumed Customer CUME Attrition").

  • Global acknowledges and agrees that its retention and cancellation of the Holdback Shares shall be Global's exclusive remedy in the event that Customer CUME Attrition exceeds the Assumed Customer CUME Attrition.

  • If on the one year anniversary of the Initial Closing (the "Anniversary"), the aggregate annualized Customer CUME Attrition is no more than 18%, all of the Holdback Shares shall be paid over and distributed to OnRadio.

  • Auxiliary personnel will be utilized to perform non- instructional duties (i.e. clerical, such as entering previous quarter transfer grades into Skyward, filing/organizing CUME folders, etc.) as much as possible.