Boards of Directors of Entities Comprising the Non-Bay Area Business Sample Clauses

Boards of Directors of Entities Comprising the Non-Bay Area Business. For so long as Hearst and the Hearst Permitted Transferees own shares of Class C Common Stock and the Class C Allocation Percentage is at least fifteen percent (15%), Hearst may designate from time to time one (1) director (the identity of whom shall be reasonably acceptable to the Board of Directors of MNG) serving on the Board of Directors of each Subsidiary of MNG (other than California Newspapers Partnership, a Delaware General Partnership (“CNP”), any Subsidiary holding assets comprising part of the Bay Area Business, any Subsidiary which operates in the San Francisco Bay area, any Subsidiary managing CNP or any such Subsidiary, and their successors) (“Applicable Subsidiaries”); provided, however, that with respect to any Applicable Subsidiary that is not wholly owned by MNG, the number of directors that may be designated by Hearst shall equal the product of the total number of directors that MNG is entitled to designate to the applicable Board of Directors multiplied by twenty percent (20%), rounded down to the next whole number; provided that in the event that MNG is entitled to appoint less than five (5) members of the Board of Directors of such non-wholly owned Subsidiary, MNG shall use its reasonable efforts to afford a representative of Hearst observer rights at meetings of the Board of Directors of such Subsidiary. In the event that any director designated by Hearst resigns from the applicable Board of Directors, Hearst may designate his or her successor (the identity of whom shall be reasonably acceptable to the Board of Directors of MNG). To the extent within MNG’s power, no director designated by Hearst may be removed from the applicable Board of Directors without Hearst’s prior written consent (or Hearst’s written direction to do so), except that MNG may remove any director designated by Hearst if such director has acted to block any action proposed by the management of such Subsidiary, MNG or MNG’s board of directors and such action by such director does not satisfy both prongs of the test set forth in clause (iii) of the first sentence of Section 8.02(e). To the extent within MNG’s power, MNG shall take all actions necessary or, in the case of non-wholly owned Subsidiaries, shall use its reasonable efforts, from time to time to cause Hearst’s designees to be elected to the Boards of Directors of the Applicable Subsidiaries in accordance with this Section 8.03, provided that in the case of the removal of a director pursuant to the last cla...
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