Media property definition
Media property means motion pictures, television programs, internet programs and websites, other audiovisual works, and any other similar property embodying words, ideas, concepts, images, or sound without regard to the means or methods of distribution or the medium in which the property is embodied.
Media property means motion pictures, television
Media property means motion pictures, television programs, internet programs and websites, other audiovisual works, and any other similar property embodying words, ideas,
Examples of Media property in a sentence
Upon termination of this FREP Agreement, or upon any earlier request by Verizon Media, You will return or provide promptly to Verizon Media (or delete, if directed by Verizon Media) all Verizon Media property (including any Verizon Media Device) and all hard copy and electronic documents, Data, and other materials of any nature (and all copies) that exist in tangible form and contain or embody any Proprietary Information.
You will not bring onto Avenue A Media property any documents or other materials in tangible form containing any confidential information or trade secrets belonging to any other person or entity.
More Definitions of Media property
Media property means all media businesses and media business property and other property (including real and personal property) that the Partnership may acquire, or in which the Partnership may acquire an interest through equity interest, debt participation, other securities holdings or other interest or which will be acquired by another partnership, joint venture or other entity in which the Partnership may become a partner or co-venture or acquire a direct or indirect interest, and all improvements to and replacements and renewals of such property, as described in the Prospectus.