Original Programming definition

Original Programming means the first showing of any program and video programming.
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Original Programming means Programming in its initial cablecast on the System or in its first or second repeat; and,
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Original Programming means Programming in its initial cablecast on the Cable System or in its first or second repeat; and
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Examples of Original Programming in a sentence

  • Governments agree that at least two-thirds (2/3) of the Original Programming for Community Program/Public Access Channels shall be locally produced.

  • Agreement, the Cable Board, its designated agent and/or the Community Programming Center will produce a minimum of one thousand and fifty (1,050) hours of Original Programming on the initial Community Program/Public Access Channels.

  • As of the Effective Date of this Franchise Agreement, the Cable Board, its designated agent and/or the Community Programming Center will produce a minimum of one thousand and fifty (1,050) hours of Original Programming on the initial Community Program/Public Access Channels.

  • The Cable Board and the TBNK Member Governments agree that at least two-thirds (2/3) of the Original Programming for Community Program/Public Access Channels shall be locally produced.

  • John Duka, “Cable TV Turns Hungrily to the Theater,” New York Times, June 27, 1982; and Patricia Goldstone, “Cable Goes Legit: Focus of Original Programming Shifts from Las Vegas to Broadway,” CableVision, March 29, 1982, 4–18.

  • HBO, Showtime Refine Original Programming Policies,” CableVision, January 5, 1981, 17–18.After testing the waters with four formats—a magazine show, a historical documentary, a children’s special, and a lewd prank show—HBO kept the first three and jettisoned the fourth to focus on cultural or highbrow pro- gramming.

  • Such Locally Scheduled Original Programming shall not be considered as qualifying as such after two (2) cablecasts (initial airing and first repeat).

  • Automated Video Programming filler, such as cablecasts of highways and roads, or video bulletin boards does not constitute Locally Scheduled Original Programming that qualifies herein.

  • Todd Spangler, “Netflix Targeting 50% of Content to Be Original Programming, CFO Says,” Variety, September 20, 2016; Spangler, “Netflix Original Content Outscores HBO, Hulu, Amazon on Customer-Satisfaction Survey”; Aaron Hemsworth, “Netflix Battles Competition through Huge Investments,” Market Realist, November 7, 2017;Tim Bradshaw and Shannon Bond, “Netflix Looks to become World’s Entertainer as It Hits Milestone,” Financial Times, July 20, 2017.

  • Governmental Access channels: During any eight (8) consecutive weeks, the Governmental Access channel is not in use for Locally Scheduled Original Programming 60% of the time, five (5) days per week, for any consecutive six (6) hour block during the hours from 6:00am to 11:00pm.


More Definitions of Original Programming

Original Programming refers to all programming made available on HBO Max that is wholly owned by WM Direct or HBO.
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Original Programming means television programming that has not been shown on any form of free or pay-television distributed by DTH, cable or terrestrial transmission originating from and directed to the Territory before it is first broadcast on the Channel. STREAM shall have the right at its sole cost and expense, to audit during normal business hours and on reasonable prior notice CNI’s books and records related to the programme spend commitments of CNI in the Paragraph C above.
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