Promotional Extract Rights Sample Clauses

Promotional Extract Rights. The right to communicate to the public extract(s) from the Broadcast Programme(s) (excluding always for the avoidance of doubt unused takes and outtakes) of up to 4 minutes aggregate duration in any one use to service programme advertisement, trailing and pre and post broadcast comment and review requirements and for the purposes of promotion of Channel 4, its services and the exploitation of the rights granted to Channel 4 hereunder by any audio and/or visual means in any manner and in all media (whether now known or hereafter devised) and to reproduce and distribute extract(s) from and trailers for the Programme(s) within showreels, electronic press kits, compact discs and other electronic products and in other electronic media produced for Programme and/or Channel 4 promotional purposes and including without limitation for use with Interactive Rights as defined in Clause 18 but excluding the Clip Sales Rights.
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