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2012 Terms and ConditionsBroadcasters Standard Terms and ConditionsSTV Broadcasters Standard Terms and ConditionsDeal conditionsGlossary of Airtime Contract TermsComparison: 2012 Terms and Conditions vs 2011 Terms and ConditionsDeal Conditions 2012 vs Deal Conditions 2011Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms 2012 vs Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms 2011
2011 Terms and Conditions Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms [pdf, 104kb] Broadcaster’s standard Terms and Conditions [pdf, 54kb] Deal Conditions [pdf, 29kb]
2010 Terms and Conditions Broadcaster’s standard Terms and Conditions [pdf, 54kb] Deal Conditions [pdf, 29kb] Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms [pdf, 104kb] 2009 Terms and Conditions Broadcaster’s standard Terms and Conditions [pdf, 140kb]Deal Conditions [pdf, 76kb] Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms [pdf, 172kb] Comparison: 2009 Terms and Conditions vs 2008 Terms and Conditions [pdf, 140kb] Deal Conditions 2009 v 2008 [pdf, 108kb] Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms 2009 v 2008 [pdf, 188kb]
2008 Terms and Conditions Broadcaster’s Standard Terms and Conditions [pdf, 163kb] Deal Conditions [pdf, 122kb] Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms [pdf, 185kb] Comparison: 2008 Terms and Conditions vs 2007 Terms and Conditions [pdf, 193kb] Deal Conditions 2008 vs 2007 [pdf, 133kb] Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms 2008 vs 2007 [pdf, 172kb] 2007 Terms and ConditionsBroadcaster’s Standard Terms and Conditions [pdf, 113kb]Deal Conditions [pdf, 71kb]Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms [pdf, 149kb]Comparison: 2007 Terms and Conditions vs 2006 Terms and Conditions [pdf, 131kb]Deal Conditions 2007 vs 2006 [pdf, 102kb]Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms 2007 vs 2006 [pdf, 175kb]2006 Terms and ConditionsBroadcaster’s Standard Terms and Conditions [pdf, 60kb]Deal Conditions [pdf, 38kb]Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms [pdf, 76kb]Comparison: 2006 Terms and Conditions vs 2005 Terms and Conditions [pdf, 200kb]Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms 2006 vs 2005 [pdf, 86kb]The only change made to the Broadcaster’s Standard Terms and Conditions and the Deal Conditions between 2005 and 2006 was the updating of pdf references.2005 Terms and ConditionsBroadcaster’s Standard Terms and Conditions [pdf, 47kb]Deal Conditions [pdf, 38kb]Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms [pdf, 51kb]Comparison: 2005 Terms and Conditions vs 2004 Terms and Conditions [pdf, 147kb]Deal Conditions 2005 vs 2004 [pdf, 55kb]Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms 2005 vs 2004 [pdf, 100k]2004 Terms and ConditionsBroadcaster’s Standard Airtime Terms and Conditions [pdf, 86kb]Deal Conditions [pdf, 47kb]Glossary of Airtime Contract Terms [pdf, 115kb]Following discussions with Ofcom, ITV has agreed not to enforce the following clauses from the ITV Sales 2004 standard deal terms and conditions as part of its 2004 airtime sales contracts: clauses 7.4, 8.4, 8.5 and 11.4. Clauses 7.4, 8.4 and 8.5 relate to estimates of broadcast revenue; and clause 11.4 relates to new business.2003 Terms and ConditionsGranada Seller’s Airtime Terms and Conditions [pdf, 70kb]Granada Legal Terms and Conditions [pdf, 49kb]Granada Rate Card [pdf, 38kb]Carlton Terms and Conditions [pdf, 36kb]Carlton Glossary of Terms [pdf, 53kb]
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