Common use of Media Input Clause in Contracts

Media Input. A form of communication that is prepared with the intent of increasing public 12 awareness/support for a prevention project, service or activity. There are two basic types of Media 13 Inputs stated below. In the second type, it is crucial that the item is displayed in a public venue with high 14 traffic, e.g., a popular retail establishment, a public library, or a school campus. 15 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 16 television station), and 17 2. An item designed to be publicly displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner).

Media Input. A form of communication that is prepared with the intent of increasing public 12 21 awareness/support for a prevention project, service or activity. There are two basic types of Media 13 22 Inputs stated below. In the second type, it is crucial that the item is displayed in a public venue with 23 high 14 traffic, e.g., e.g. a popular retail establishment, a public library, or a school campus. 15 24 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 16 25 television station), and 17 26 2. An item designed to be publicly publically displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner).

Media Input. A form of communication that is prepared with the intent of increasing public 12 22 awareness/support for a prevention project, service or activity. There are two basic types of Media 13 Inputs stated below. In the second type, it is crucial that the item is displayed in a public venue with 24 high 14 traffic, e.g., e.g. a popular retail establishment, a public library, or a school campus. 15 25 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 16 26 television station), and 17 27 2. An item designed to be publicly publically displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner).

Media Input. A form of communication that is prepared with the intent of 34 increasing public 12 awareness/support for a prevention project, service or activityActivityactivity. There are two 35 basic types of Media 13 Inputs stated below. In the second type, it is crucial that the item is displayed in a 36 public venue with high 14 traffic, e.g., e.g. a popular retail establishment, a public library, or a school campus. 15 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 16 television station), and 17 2. An item designed to be publicly displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner).

Media Input. A form of communication that is prepared with the intent of increasing public 12 26 awareness/support for a prevention project, service or activity. There are two basic types of Media 13 Inputs stated belowmedia 28 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 29 television station). 30 2. An item designed to be publically displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner). In 31 the second type, it is crucial that the item is displayed in a public venue with high 14 traffic, e.g., e.g. a popular 32 retail establishment, a public library, or a school campus. 15 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 16 television station), and 17 2. An item designed to be publicly displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner).

Media Input. A form of communication that is prepared with the intent of increasing public 12 19 awareness/support for a prevention project, service or activity. There are two basic types of Media 13 20 Inputs stated below. In the second type, it is crucial that the item is displayed in a public venue with 21 high 14 traffic, e.g., e.g. a popular retail establishment, a public library, or a school campus. 15 22 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 16 23 television station), and 17 24 2. An item designed to be publicly publically displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner).

Media Input. A form of communication that is prepared with the intent of increasing public 12 23 awareness/support for a prevention project, service or activity. There are two basic types of Media 13 Inputs stated belowmedia 25 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 26 television station), 27 2. An item designed to be publically displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner). In 28 the second type, it is crucial that the item is displayed in a public venue with high 14 traffic, e.g., e.g. a popular 29 retail establishment, a public library, or a school campus. 15 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 16 television station), and 17 2. An item designed to be publicly displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner).

Media Input. A form of communication that is prepared with the intent of increasing public 12 13 awareness/support for a prevention project, service or activity. There are two basic types of Media 13 14 Inputs stated below. In the second type, it is crucial that the item is displayed in a public venue with high 14 15 traffic, e.g., a popular retail establishment, a public library, or a school campus. 15 16 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 16 17 television station), and 17 18 2. An item designed to be publicly displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner).

Media Input. A form of communication that is prepared with the intent of increasing public 12 15 awareness/support for a prevention project, service or activity. There are two basic types of Media 13 Inputs 16 stated below. In the second type, it is crucial that the item is displayed in a public venue with high 14 traffic, e.g., a popular retail establishment, a public library, or a school campus. 15 17 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 16 18 television station), and 17 19 2. An item designed to be publicly displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner). It is 20 crucial that the item is displayed in a public venue with high traffic, e.g., a popular retail establishment, a 21 public library, or on a school campus.

Media Input. A form of communication that is prepared with the intent of increasing public 12 34 awareness/support for a prevention project, service or activity. There are two basic types of Media 13 35 Inputs stated below. In the second type, it is crucial that the item is displayed in a public venue with high 14 36 traffic, e.g., a popular retail establishment, a public library, or a school campus.. 37 // 15 1 1. An item submitted for publication to an established media outlet (a newspaper, radio or 16 2 television station), and 17 3 2. An item designed to be publicly publically displayed to a wide audience (a billboard or banner).