Programme Content definition

Programme Content means programming material intended for public consumption but excludes advertising content inserted within a programme during breaks or between programme or at the end of a programme and at the beginning of a programme;

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Programme Content means the broadcast presentations made in the FM Channel of the Permission Holder.

Programme Content means any of the programmes described at Schedule 2 and, subject to your attendance at the Fast Track Webinar, access to a £10,000 Company Trading Account.

Examples of Programme Content in a sentence

• MSO shall also not be liable in any manner to Broadcaster/Authorized Distributor or any third party as regards the alleged violations of any third party’s copyrights, any law or any telecast standards and practices guidelines, Programme Code and Advertising Code ( as provided under The Cable Television Network Rules, 1994) or in any applicable law with regard to the Programme Content.

• The Contractor must produce Training Programme Content that works for all ECTs, regardless of subject, phase, or context.

• The “Broadcaster / Authorized Distributor” shall be liable with regard to the alleged violation of any third party’s Copyright and trademark or any telecast standards and practices guidelines, Programme code and Advertising Code (as provided under the Cable Television Network Rules 1994) or any applicable law with regard to the Programme Content.

• The Training Programme Content must only cover content referred to in the ECF.

• Programme Content Annexes (Annexes A and B) may be added, removed or replaced following agreed portfolio changes by the Management Group and the Academy Director without changing this agreement.

• ECT Training Programme Content The Contractor is required to prepare the content of the ECT Training Programme, based on the Training Session Outlines to deliver the stated Product/Service Purpose.

• Mentor Training Programme Content The Contractor is required to design the content of the Training Programme for the Mentors of ECTs to deliver the stated Product/Service Purpose.

• The Mentor Training Programme Content must be informed by (and make reference to) current recognised research and international best practice.

• In designing the Mentor Training Programme Content, the Contractor must give due consideration to different delivery methods, including but not limited to face-to-face sessions, peer sessions, events and/or visits, online sessions, communities of support.

• The Second Party shall at all times during the currency of the Agreement undertake to conform to and comply with all relevant laws, rules and regulations including the following:  Programme Content as approved by the First Party.

More Definitions of Programme Content

Programme Content means and include any audio - visual programming content, including but not limited to Cinematograph films, Television software, News, Sports, Documentary films, Devotional and other Entertainment / Eeducational software, copyrights in which are owned and controlled by Broadcaster/Authorized Distributor/ licensed to Broadcaster/Authorized Distributor , for viewership by the subscribers of MSO’s Cable TV Network in the DAS area/s

Programme Content means the content of a Programme, including but not limited to reading material and videos;

Programme Content means the content and programme Forex Fast Track Webinar and subject to your attendance at the Forex Fast Track Webinar access to a £10,000 Company Trading Account.

Programme Content means all the content (text, video, images, tracks,

Programme Content means and include any audio - visual programming content, including but not limited to

Programme Content means information, ideas and opinions, as well as works of authorship in audio form (hereinafter referred to as audio content), or in the form of moving images with or without sound (hereinafter referred to as audiovisual content) constituting an individual item within schedule or catalogue, which is made available to the public (is published) through electronic media in order to inform, entertain, educate.