Electronic Data Processing Media definition
Electronic Data Processing Media means tapes or discs or other bulk media, whether magnetic or optical, on which Electronic Data are recorded.
Electronic Data Processing Media means punch cards, paper tapes, floppy disks, CD-ROM, hard drives, magnetic tapes, magnetic discs or any other tangible personal property on which "Electronic data" or "electronic computer programs" are recorded or transmitted, but not the "electronic data" or "electronic computer programs" themselves. Money or securities are not "electronic data processing media".
Electronic Data Processing Media means all forms of data including computer instructions and programs which are converted to a form usable in your operation (but not including software or electronic data which is integrated in and operates or controls the building's elevator, lighting, heating, ventilation, air conditioning or security system) .
Examples of Electronic Data Processing Media in a sentence
Valuable Papers and Records, Electronic Data, and Electronic Data Processing Media.
Property Is Electronic Data The Company Will Pay The Cost Incurred By The Insured of Reproducing The Electronic Data Contained On Any Electronic Data Processing Media.
More Definitions of Electronic Data Processing Media
Electronic Data Processing Media means computer records and/or media or storage devices (whether used or unused) programs (but excluding the value to the insured or the information therein); storage racking and carrying cases, owned by or for which the Insured is legally liable.
Electronic Data Processing Media means punch cards, tapes, discs, drums, cells or other magnetic recording or storage devices, including the information recorded on the media. It also includes the original source material used to enter data and/or programs.
Electronic Data Processing Media means magnetic tapes, compact discs, diskettes, disk packs, cards or other standardized data recording materials which can be read by electronic data processing equipment;