POPs means the population covered by a license or group of licenses. Unless otherwise noted, as used in the Management Agreement, pops means the most recent Xxxx-XxXxxxx Population Survey estimate of the population of a geographic area.
POPs as of any date, with respect to any BTA or MTA, the population of such BTA or MTA as such number is published in the then most recently issued Xxxxxxxx Marketing Service Population Guide.
POPs means, with respect to any distinct geographic area, the residents of such area based on the most recent publication by Equifax Marketing Decision Systems, Inc.
More Definitions of POPs
POPs means the estimate of the population of a Metropolitan Statistical Area ("MSA") or Rural Service Area ("RSA") as derived from the most recent Xxxxxxxx Market Service or if such statistics are no longer printed in the Xxxxxxxx Market Service or the Xxxxxxxx Market Service is no longer published, the most recent Rand XxXxxxx Commercial Atlas or if such statistics are no longer printed in the Rand XxXxxxx Commercial Atlas or the Rand XxXxxxx Commercial Atlas is no longer published, such other nationally recognized source of such information.
POPs shall have the meaning commonly given to such term in the United States telecommunications industry and shall be based on 2013 population statistics provided by Claritas, Inc.
POPs means, as of any date, with respect to any BTA, MTA, MSA or RSA, as applicable, the population of such BTA, MTA, MSA, or RSA, as applicable, as such number is most recently published in the "PCS Atlas and Data Book" by Xxxx Xxxxx Associates, Inc.
POPs means with respect to any licensed area, the residents of such area based on the most recent publication by Equifax Marketing Decision Systems, Inc. or any other publication as determined by the Management Committee.
POPs means, with respect to any licensed area, the residents of such area based on the most recent publication by Claritas Inc.
POPs mean the Xxxx Xxxxx Associates, Inc. estimate of the 1999 population of a geographic area.