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Rebroadcasting Or Rerun Agreement

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Rebroadcasting Or Rerun Agreement

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Rebroadcasting or Rerun Agreement

__________________________________________, Owner of station ____________________, referred to herein as ORIGINATOR, and ________________________________________, owner of station ______________________, referred to as RE-BROADCASTER, agree:

ORIGINATOR produces and broadcasts over station ____________________, a program entitled:
________________________________________

which is broadcast as follows:
___________________________________________.

ORIGINATOR herewith grants the exclusive right to rebroadcast the program to RE-BROADCASTER.

REBROADCASTER shall be required to carry the program as provided by ORIGINATOR, in full, without addition or deletion, except that commercial continuity and public service announcements may be deleted and replaced. Reasonable station identification or “liner” identification may be added by REBROADCASTER.

The rebroadcast of the program shall be simultaneous or at a later date, as specified as follows: ___________________________.

Copyright of the program shall remain in the ORIGINATOR.

ORIGINATOR warrants to REBROADCASTER that it has the legal right to authorize the rebroadcast.

In the event that ORIGINATOR does not provide a program, then REBROADCASTER shall:

a) First, substitute any unused backup program provided by ORIGINATOR (although this clause shall not be construed to require that the ORIGINATOR provide backup programs);
b) Second, substitute any unused future program which is not restricted from early broadcast (although this clause shall not be construed to require that the ORIGINATOR provide programs in advance);
c) Third, substitute other programs.

REBROADCASTER shall pay ORIGINATOR a flat fee of $ ___________ or a per time run fee of $ _________________, for the above rights. These fees shall be due Net 10 days after the date of this Agreement in the case of a flat fee or Net 10 days after each rerunning with the per time agreement.
___________________________ _______________________ Date:
Originator Rebroadcaster or Rerunner
Rebroadcasting or Rerun Agreement
Review List

This review list is provided to inform you about this document in question and assist you in its preparation. This Agreement can be used for a variety of re-uses of a single show or just to permit simultaneous use of the same show, video, or other media event.

1. Make multiple copies. Give one to each signer; they should keep copies in their project and general corporate files.
2. Multiple use of the same program defrays costs and is the source of most profit in many media businesses. Try to make the most of this avenue to boost your profits.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a rebroadcasting or rerun agreement?

A rebroadcasting or rerun agreement is a contract between an originator (the owner of a station that produces and broadcasts a program) and a re-broadcaster (the owner of another station). In this agreement, the originator grants the re-broadcaster the exclusive right to rebroadcast the program. The agreement specifies the program, the broadcast schedule, and the terms under which the rebroadcast may occur.

What rights does the originator grant to the re-broadcaster in a rebroadcasting agreement?

The originator grants the re-broadcaster the exclusive right to rebroadcast the program. This right is exclusive, meaning the originator cannot grant the same right to another party. The re-broadcaster must carry the program as provided by the originator, in full, without addition or deletion, except for certain permitted changes.

Can the re-broadcaster make changes to the program?

The re-broadcaster is required to carry the program in full, without addition or deletion. However, commercial continuity and public service announcements may be deleted and replaced. Additionally, reasonable station identification or 'liner' identification may be added by the re-broadcaster.

When can the rebroadcast occur?

The rebroadcast of the program shall be simultaneous or at a later date, as specified in the agreement. The exact timing is determined by the parties and written into the contract. The agreement provides a blank space for this specification.

Who owns the copyright of the program in a rebroadcasting agreement?

The copyright of the program shall remain in the originator. This means the originator retains all copyright ownership. The re-broadcaster does not acquire any copyright interest in the program.

What warranty does the originator provide regarding the rebroadcast?

The originator warrants to the re-broadcaster that it has the legal right to authorize the rebroadcast. This warranty assures the re-broadcaster that the originator has the necessary rights to grant permission for the rebroadcast. It protects the re-broadcaster from potential legal issues arising from the rebroadcast.

What happens if the originator does not have the legal right to authorize the rebroadcast?

The article text is cut off and does not specify the consequences. However, the originator provides a warranty that it has the legal right to authorize the rebroadcast. If this warranty is breached, the re-broadcaster may have legal remedies, but the exact terms are not detailed in the provided text.

Is the rebroadcast right exclusive?

Yes, the originator grants the exclusive right to rebroadcast the program to the re-broadcaster. This means that no other party can be granted the same right. The exclusivity is a key term of the agreement.

What identification can the re-broadcaster add to the program?

The re-broadcaster may add reasonable station identification or 'liner' identification. This allows the re-broadcaster to identify its station during the rebroadcast. No other additions are permitted except for replacing commercial continuity and public service announcements.

What is the role of the originator in a rebroadcasting agreement?

The originator produces and broadcasts the program over its station. It grants the re-broadcaster the exclusive right to rebroadcast the program. The originator also warrants that it has the legal right to authorize the rebroadcast and retains copyright of the program.

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