Telecast definition
Telecast or "broadcast" means the transmission of video or audio programming by an electronic or other signal conducted by radiowaves or microwaves, by wires, lines, coaxial cables, wave guides or fiber optics, by satellite transmissions directly or indirectly to viewers or listeners or by any other means of communication;
Telecast means the dissemination of audio-visual content via television transmission (whether broadcast, narrow-cast, cable, satellite, closed circuit or otherwise) and, only for purposes of this Agreement, the term shall specifically include distribution of audio-visual content primarily through movie theaters. All other means of transmitting content (including, without limitation, primarily through the Internet or any similar or successor means) shall be expressly excluded from the definition of Telecast and the scope of Licensee's license hereunder.
Telecast means the transmission of television programming by an electronic signal conducted by:
Examples of Telecast in a sentence
Broadcast of any Telecast may be preempted for the presentation of a news event or a non-regularly scheduled program of national/local importance or a live sports event.
Such Telecast Service may be advertiser supported and/or accept and disclose on-air program funding in the form of underwriting.
Commencing on the Availability Date and continuing through the License Term, Licensee agrees to broadcast and, subject only to Paragraph 12 of the Standard Terms and Conditions, to make good any preempted or prevented Telecast in accordance with paragraph 5(b)(i) below.
HERE shall have the exclusive right in the Territory to promote, market, and advertise the Telecast of the Programs on the Telecast Service in all forms of television and other media, including, without limitation, the Internet.
HERE shall have the exclusive right in the Territory to promote, market, and advertise the Telecast of the Program on the Telecast Service in all forms of television and other media, including, without limitation, the Internet.
More Definitions of Telecast
Telecast means a single event in which BTV Programming is provided to the Contractor and transmitted by the Contractor pursuant to this Agreement.
Telecast means the presentation and transmission of any of the programs described in Part I on one occasion to any or all stations.
Telecast means the transmission, distribution, or exhibition or other communications of a video image or signal plus related audio signal, if any, other than in-stadium video or replay, anywhere in the world, whether by technology presently existing or hereafter developed.
Telecast means any means of distribution on a “linear programming service” via standard or non-standard television technology, whether presently existing or hereafter developed, including, without limitation, via free over-the-air television, basic, tier and/or premium cable distribution, direct broadcast satellite television (“DBS”), subscription television (“STV”), multi-point distribution systems (“MDS”), multiple multi-point distribution systems (“MMDS”), local multi-point distribution systems (“LMDS”), satellite master antennae television systems (“SMATV”), open video system (“OVS”), television receive-only (“TVRO”), closed circuit television, and, to the extent similar to the cable distribution business model of the Fox programming service, interactive TV, airline, cruise ships, restaurant and hotel/motel distribution, narrow and broadband services, video dial tone, and via Fox Sports Net’s video programming service currently known as “Fox Deportes” (or any successor network), and by any manner or system of payment. The foregoing shall include, without limitation, Fox’s right to Telecast Episodes, from time to time, as filler programming (an Episode Telecast in less than its entirety (but not re-edited)); provided, however, any cost or expense incurred in connection with such Episode modification or re-purposing shall be assumed by Fox. In connection with filler programming, Fox shall have no obligation to WPTE with regard to Ad Time. The exclusivity, if any, granted to Fox herein shall preclude WPTE from licensing or otherwise granting to any person, corporation, partnership, or other entity, any right to Telecast any Episode, portion thereof or any specific Event featured in an Episode, within the Territory during the applicable Broadcast Period, except as may be specifically set forth in the Agreement. Fox, its assignees and affiliates, shall have the right, without any payment, and may grant others the right, to reproduce, print, publish or disseminate in all manners and media now known or subsequently developed without regard to territory limitations, promotion for the Series, the name, likeness, voice and biographical information concerning each person appearing in or connected with the Series, brief portions of Episodes, as well as the names, logos, trademarks and other identities of WPTE, and of any other entities associated with WPTE to advertise, promote, publicize and distribute the Series and Fox’s exploitation thereof, as well as to advertise, pr...
Telecast means the presentation and omission of any of the programs described in Part I on one occasion to any or all stations. The four digit numerals within parentheses at the conclusion of certain paragraphs are internal NBC printing codes and are m a put of this agreement Certain paragraphs are intentionally omitted for reasons of inapplicability. (0491)
Telecast means the transmission of an electronic
Telecast means the transmission of audio and video signal via television cable, CATV, satellite, DS or over-the-air broadcast which is receivable within a radius of seventy-five (75) miles of the Arena during any Game.