Radio Sample Clauses
The "Radio" clause establishes the terms and conditions under which radio broadcasting rights are granted or managed within an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines who has the authority to broadcast content via radio, any geographic or language restrictions, and the duration of such rights. For example, it may specify whether the rights are exclusive or non-exclusive, and whether they cover terrestrial, satellite, or internet radio. The core function of this clause is to clearly define and allocate the rights and limitations related to radio broadcasts, thereby preventing disputes over unauthorized use and ensuring all parties understand their broadcasting privileges.
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Radio. In the event the Company intends to produce radio programs, it agrees to use the appropriate Guild personnel at rates of pay and under terms and conditions not less than those contained in the Freelance Radio Agreement.
Radio. Each institution owns its radio rights and all revenues collected from sale of those rights. The Visitors will be provided outlets in the visiting team radio room on the press box level of the stadium for coverage. Additional request shall be approved through the Home Team’s Media Relations Office.
Radio. Vehicle operators are required to make sure the radio is working properly before taking the vehicle into revenue mode. The radio shall only be used in safe situations while driving in a congested or demanding situation the operator must avoid using the radio. The drivers will be disciplined if they use abusive or unprofessional language on the radio.
Radio. Newswriters assigned by the Company to write a radio network commercial news program, except programs covered by Paragraph D below, shall receive commercial fees for the writing of such program, according to the following schedule: 0 to 5 minutes $ 4.50 Over 5 to 10 minutes $ 7.25 Over 10 to 15 minutes $10.50 Over 15 to 30 minutes $17.00 Over 30 minutes $25.50
Radio. You may pitch, submit or permit the pitching or submission of the New Composition and New Recording for performance on terrestrial, satellite, or internet radio (e.g., over-the-air radio, Sirius XM, Pandora, etc.).
Radio. The right to, and to permit others to, transmit, re-transmit, distribute or otherwise disseminate or exploit any audio-only content, including audio-only tracks of the Licensed Content (other than Novelas) by means of Radio;
Radio. During the term of the Agreed Order, in the event that the Bank uses radio advertising for any purpose, the Bank shall place radio advertisements on at least one African-American-oriented radio station serving Indianapolis-▇▇▇▇▇▇ County. The radio advertising shall contain information contained in other radio advertisements. The Bank retains the discretion to determine the content and frequency of such radio spots subject to the standards set forth above and to place such advertising on additional stations, as necessary.
Radio. The Visiting Institution shall be provided space for one radio broadcast outlet for the non-exclusive regional terrestrial radio broadcast by the Visiting Institution’s flagship station and terrestrial distribution on the Visiting Institution’s regional network of terrestrial radio stations. All other radio rights and fees are property of the Home Institution.
Radio. The following Sponsor commercials shall be played on Team’s preseason and regular season radio programming:
(i) on 49ers Insider or similar shoulder programming;
(ii) on pre-game radio broadcast;
(iii) on game radio broadcast;
(iv) on game radio broadcast ;
(v) shall be entitled with Sponsor’s name (by way of example only, game time and temperature, scoring summary, etc.);
(vi) on local station and affiliate network; and
(vii) shall be played in each game broadcast on the Team’s Spanish radio network.
Radio. The Campaign shall include the following radio component:
i. During each of the second and fourth quarters of the second year of the Campaign, the CRAs shall run the Educational Content in purchased radio spots for a period of no fewer than ten (10) weeks on at least ten (10) radio stations in the State of New York, including at least two (2) Spanish language stations.
ii. Although the CRAs cannot guarantee a specific number of spots, the CRAs shall make good faith efforts to place radio spots that are reasonably believed to reach a significant geographic area of the State of New York and a significant audience. The CRAs shall not be in breach of this provision, provided they run no fewer than five (5) spots per week for the ten (10) week period during each of the second and fourth quarters of the second year of the Campaign on at least ten (10) radio stations in the State of New York, including at least two