Signal Carriage Sample Clauses

Signal Carriage. The License Companies or the Operating Companies, as the case may be, have timely and effectively notified the cable television systems covering substantially all of the cable television subscribers in the market areas in which the Stations are located (other than cable television systems not capable of receiving such Stations’ signal or not required to carry such Stations’ signals under “must carry” provisions of applicable law) of the elections by such License Companies or such Operating Companies, as the case may be, to have such Stations’ signals carried on such systems pursuant either to retransmission consent agreements or to mandatory carriage requests by such Licensing Companies or such Operating Companies, as the case may be, and, to Borrower’s best knowledge, except as set forth in Schedule 5.27, all such cable systems are doing so pursuant to such retransmission consent agreements or such mandatory carriage requests. With respect to any market area in which any of the Stations is located and in which one or more direct broadcast satellite service provider(s) has or have (i) announced an intention to provide so-called “local-to-local” retransmission of the signals of television stations in such market area to its or their subscribers in such market area, or (ii) commenced such retransmission, the signal of such Station is being provided, or the License Companies or the Operating Companies, as the case may be, shall diligently pursue the provision, by such provider(s) to its or their subscribers in such market to the extent required by the provisions of the Satellite Home Viewer Improvement Act of 1999 or the rules of the FCC.
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Signal Carriage. From and after the Restatement Closing Date, Borrower shall, and shall cause each of the other Obligors to, maintain and preserve the carriage of the signals of the Stations by substantially all cable television systems in the market areas in which such Stations are located (other than cable television systems not capable of receiving such Stations' signal or not required to carry such Stations' signals under "must carry" provisions of applicable law), by making, providing appropriate notices of, and enforcing, timely and effective elections for such carriage, either pursuant to retransmission consent agreements or pursuant to mandatory carriage requests. Borrower shall, and shall cause all of the Obligors to, maintain and preserve, or as appropriate the License Companies or the Operating Companies, as the case may be, shall timely and diligently prosecute efforts to obtain, the carriage of the signal of any Station located in a market area in which one or more direct broadcast satellite service provider(s) has or have (i) announced an intention to provide so-called "local-into-local" retransmission of the signals of the television stations in such market area to its or their subscribers in such market area, or (ii) commenced such retransmission, by such provider(s) to its or their subscribers in such market to the extent required by the provisions of the Satellite Home Viewer Improvement Act of 1999 or the rules of the FCC.
Signal Carriage. Annexed hereto as Schedule 2.19 is a list of all stations or signals carried by the Seller on the Systems, with an indication as to how each signal is delivered to the headend, e.g. microwave, satellite earth station or off-air reception. Except as set forth in Section 2.5 above, Seller has the legal right and authority, including, without limitation, all necessary authorizations from the FCC and all state or local regulatory authorities having jurisdiction over the Systems, and retransmission consent or "must carry" assertion by the applicable broadcaster, to continue to carry and use all signals now being carried. Seller will make its best efforts to assure that all broadcast signals that are carried at the Closing Date will qualify for compulsory copyright licenses provided for in Section 111 of the Copyright Act of 1976 and, subject to any changes in circumstances that occur after the Closing Date, their carriage will not subject Purchaser to payment of any 3.75% copyright liability.
Signal Carriage. The TCI Entities will coordinate with FHGLP the channel line-up and the Signals carried by the TCI Systems. If FHGLP determines that the carriage by the TCI Systems of any distant Signal would impose a material copyright liability on any Falcon Entity following the Closing with respect to its operation of the TCI Systems, then FHGLP may request that the TCI Entities remove such distant Signal and the TCI Entities will not unreasonably fail to comply with any such request.
Signal Carriage. The Franchisee reserves the right to change or expand the Signal Carriage in compliance with federal rules and regulations.

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