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FOR USE IN SCHEDULED NEWS/ ALL NEWS CHANNELS /ALL SPORTS NETWORKS2.

SCHEDULED NEWS/ ALL NEWS CHANNELS /ALL SPORTS NETWORKS SHALL NOT BE POSITIONED OR PROMOTED AS OLYMPIC OR GAMES PROGRAMMES AND OLYMPIC MATERIAL CANNOT BE USED IN ANY PROMOTION FOR ANY NEWS PROGRAMME OR ANY OTHER PROGRAMME. 3.

NON-RIGHTS HOLDERS MAY USE A MAXIMUM OF SIX (6) MINUTES OF OLYMPIC MATERIAL PER DAY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL OTHER PROVISIONS OF THESE NEWS ACCESS RULES. 4.

SUMMARY OF SIX (6) MINUTES USAGE FOR USE IN SCHEDULED NEWSMAX.

TIME PER DAY: SIX (6) MINUTESMAX.

NO.

OF NEWS PROGRAMMES PER DAY: THREE (3)MAX.

AMOUNT OF OLYMPIC MATERIAL PER NEWS PROGRAMME: TWO (2) MINUTESMIN.

TIME BETWEEN NEWS PROGRAMMES: THREE (3) HOURSMAX.

AMOUNT PER INDIVIDUAL OLYMPIC EVENT PER NEWS PROGRAMME: ONE THIRD OR THIRTY (30) SECONDS (WHICHEVER IS LESS) OR WHOLE EVENT IF LESS THAN FIFTEEN (15) SECONDS.FULL EXPLANATION OF SIX (6) MINUTES USAGE FOR USE IN SCHEDULED NEWSNUMBER OF NEWS PROGRAMMES, LENGTH AND SEPARATION OF NEWS EXCERPTS (3X2X3): SUBJECT TO CLAUSES 1 AND 2 ABOVE, OLYMPIC MATERIAL MAY BE USED IN NEWS PROGRAMMES SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING PROVISIONS: A) OLYMPIC MATERIAL MAY APPEAR IN NO MORE THAN THREE (3) NEWS PROGRAMMES PER DAY; AND B) NO MORE THAN TWO (2) MINUTES OF OLYMPIC MATERIAL MAY BE USED IN ANY ONE NEWS PROGRAMME; AND C) THESE NEWS PROGRAMMES MUST BE SEPARATED BY A PERIOD OF AT LEAST THREE (3) HOURS; AND D) NO MORE THAN ONE THIRD OF ANY INDIVIDUAL OLYMPIC EVENT MAY BE USED IN ANY ONE NEWS PROGRAMME OR 30 SECONDS, WHICHEVER IS THE LESSER TIME.

HOWEVER, IF THE DURATION OF AN INDIVIDUAL OLYMPIC EVENT IS LESS THAN FIFTEEN (15) SECONDS THE WHOLE OF THE EVENT CAN BE SHOWN IN A NEWS PROGRAMME. 5.

SUMMARY OF SIX (6) MINUTES USAGE FOR ALL-NEWS OR ALL-SPORTS NETWORKS MAX.

TIME PER DAY: SIX (6) MINUTES MAX.

NO.

OF NEWS PROGRAMMES PER DAY: SIX (6) MAX.

AMOUNT PER PROGRAMME: ONE (1) MINUTE MIN.

TIME BETWEEN NEWS PROGRAMMES: TWO (2) HOURS * OTHERWISE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GENERAL RULES (1) TO (3) ABOVE.

FULL EXPLANATION OF SIX MINUTES USAGE FOR ALL-NEWS OR ALL-SPORTS NETWORKSTHE NETWORKS MAY USE A MAXIMUM OF SIX (6) MINUTES OF OLYMPIC MATERIAL PER DAY DURING MULTIPLE NEWS PROGRAMMES, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING PROVISIONS: A) - IN NO MORE THAN SIX (6) NEWS PROGRAMMES PER DAY AND DOES NOT EXCEED A TOTAL OF ONE (1) MINUTE IN ANY ONE PROGRAMME; - BULLETINS MUST BE SEPARATED BY A PERIOD OF AT LEAST TWO (2) HOURS. - NO MORE THAN ONE THIRD OF ANY INDIVIDUAL EVENT MAY BE USED IN ANY ONE NEWS PROGRAMMES OR THIRTY (30) SECONDS, WHICHEVER IS THE LESSER TIME.

HOWEVER, IF THE DURATION OF AN INDIVIDUAL OLYMPIC EVENT IS LESS THAN FIFTEEN (15) SECONDS THE WHOLE OF THE EVENT CAN BE SHOWN IN A NEWS PROGRAMME; OR B) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GENERAL RULES (1) TO (3) ABOVE - I.E. 3X2X3. 5.

IF THERE IS NO BROADCAST OF AN OLYMPIC EVENT BY THE LOCAL RIGHTS HOLDER ON THE DAY (LOCAL TIME) IT CONCLUDED, NON RIGHTS HOLDERS MUST WAIT UNTIL 24:00 LOCAL TIME TO BROADCAST HIGHLIGHTS OF THAT EVENT.

NON-RIGHTS HOLDERS CAN BROADCAST OLYMPIC MATERIAL PRIOR TO THE TIMES REFERRED TO ABOVE, OR CAN BROADCAST MORE OLYMPIC MATERIAL THAN ALLOWED PURSUANT TO THESE NEWS ACCESS RULES, ONLY WITH THE SPECIFIC WRITTEN AGREEMENT OF THE LOCAL RIGHTS HOLDER. 6.

FORTY-EIGHT (48) HOURS USE ONLY FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION OF THE ACTUAL OLYMPIC EVENT