World Service definition
Examples of World Service in a sentence
The Fee payable by the BBC for a World Service commission shall be the Two Transmissions Fee covering the Writer’s remuneration for the first two World Service Transmissions if the commission is for a Play or an Original Series.
Where the Script is commissioned for the Domestic Services or the World Service the BBC will pay the Writer fees in consideration of the second and all subsequent Transmissions in the Domestic Services and the World Service in accordance with the provisions set out in section 1.
Where the Script is commissioned for the Designated Channels the BBC will pay the Writer fees in consideration of Transmissions in the Domestic Services and the World Service in accordance with the provisions set out in Section 1.
If a shortened version of a Script is required for the BBC’s World Service or Radio International Services the fees will be negotiated before the exploitation in question.
The Fee payable by the BBC for a joint commission between World Service and any one of the Domestic Services (for example Radio 4) shall be the Two Transmissions Fee covering the Writer’s remuneration for the first Transmission in each of the respective Services (and the additional fees set out in Schedule Two Single Transmission Fee Option will be paid for any further Transmission in either Service respectively).
World Service engagement fees grant two transmission cycles (or one transmission cycle if applicable) on payment of the same engagement fees as Core Services.
Payable for the first or any subsequent BBC Network Broadcast repeat or BBC World Service Broadcast Cycle repeat which may be made either as originally broadcast or in separate parts (as separate Performances or otherwise).
In this letter, Confidential Information shall mean, all information or material that has or could have commercial value or other utility in the business or prospective business of Church World Service.
It has affiliated as an Overeaters Anonymous group by registering with the World Service Office.
Confidential Information also includes all information of which unauthorized disclosure could be detrimental to the interests of the Church World Service whether or not such information is identified as Confidential Information by Church World Service.