DPO definition
DPO means Data Protection Officer.
DPO means any MSO or HITS operator or DTH operator or IPTV operator which has the relevant license from the appropriate statutory authority to operate its Digital Distribution Platform and is authorized to retransmit signals of satellite television channels through such Digital Distribution Platform.
DPO means any Cable Operator, HITS Operator, DTH Operator and/or IPTV Operator authorized to retransmit signals of satellite television channels through the applicable Permitted Digital Distribution Platform.
Examples of DPO in a sentence
The Authority agrees to be appointed by the School as a Data Protection Officer and to provide the DPO Services to the School in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
Data Protection Officer (DPO) ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, email: ▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇ ACTIVITIES RELEVANT TO THE PROCESSING \ TRANSFER Provision of Services under the Agreement.
More Definitions of DPO
DPO s STB” means DPO provided and/or DPO authorized set top box (embedded with CAS microchip) installed in the premises of an Active Subscriber that allows such Active Subscriber to receive channel(s) in an unencrypted and descrambled manner through the DPO’s Permitted Digital Distribution Platform (either directly or indirectly through the DPO’s affiliated LCO, as the case may be).
DPO means any MSO or HITS operator or DTH operator or IPTV operator authorized to retransmit signals of satellite television channels through its applicable Digital Distribution Platform.
DPO means Division of Prison Operations.
DPO means, with respect to a Policy as of a date of determination, an amount, as may be adjusted pursuant to the Plan, equal to the Aggregate Claims Amount minus the Aggregate Cash Payments Amount, in each case for such Policy as of such date.
DPO means the College’s Data Protection Officer.