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*Los Angeles is a top thirty market, so it is fair that the employee should be restricted not only by geographical area, but also by market size. Any other stations that a viewer may be able to receive in the local market and even farther by satellite should be off limits to Bob so that he doesn't take viewers with him. It would be equally deleterious for KTLA if Bob left them for another big market outside the immediate geographical market because viewers can follow him because of abilities of broadband internet. As long as KTLA can show that they have a legitimate interest, as shown above, in a wider geographical breadth than just local stations, then this clause will likely be held up
C. COMPETING COMPANY. For purpose of this Agreement, a "Competing Company" shall be defined as any enterprise conducting business activities...
However, the brief description of Employer's business activities contained in the recitals to this agreement shall not be considered an exclusive and exhaustive list of the business activities of Employer.
* by making this clause broad, it is open to interpretation by the arbitrators or a court of law, and KTLA doesn't risk having Bob's attorney's prove that he did not seek employment at a competing company because of a small loophole.
D. NONDISCLOSURE. For so long as Employee shall remain employed by Employer and even after termination of Employee's employment by Employer, Employee shall not disclose or communicate any "Confidential Information" of Employer to any person or entity other than Employer nor use said "Confidential Information" for any purpose
] Younger people (18- to 34-year-olds) are much more likely to view television news as mainly interested in serving the public interest (57.5% vs. 46.7%). Creating a local brand and attracting the most viewers is the name of the game in the battle for ratings and revenues. The local newscast defines the image of the station, and now more than ever local stations need up-to-date newscasts to keep audiences tuned in.
level of public intervention in broadcasting is justified by the existence of market failures that mean, left to itself, the broadcast market would not serve the public interest as well as it could or should'. Discuss. The British Broadcasting Corporation is the key player in public service broadcasting in the UK. The organization was established in 1926 as a public corporation. The company is funded with the revenue generated from
International Broadcasting -in the U.S.A. And Abroad- It is the purpose of this work to examine and evaluate the impacts that international broadcasting has had on the cultural, political, and economical landscape of society as well as in terms of the impacts effected by law, communication, advertising or public relations. Sources for referencing in this document are explicitly academic and professional journal works. In the year 1961 America's President John F. Kennedy appointed
Mogel's #5: Carefully read the want ads in trade publications. Mogel's #6: Give thought to going to graduate school in broadcast journalism. You may not want to be a reporter as a career, but Mogel writes that journalism could "give you the edge you need to get the right job." He adds that perhaps a better idea for some individuals would be to work a couple years in radio
wireless content delivery and its implications for sport broadcasting rights fees? Over the last several years, a technological revolution has taken place in the field of consumer electronics. This is occurring through rapid shifts in the way information is provided, delivered and the formats that are available. At the heart of these changes, are the shifts to wireless devices. This is when various game consoles, computers and cell phones have
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