## X. EXHIBITS 

## EXHIBIT C - Broadcast Standards 

## Broadcast Quality Standards 

## 1) Tape Delay/Repeats 

Tournaments may not license to domestic or international broadcasters the right to telecast any portion of any match more than 48 hours after the termination of that match, and not more than (3) times within that 48-hour period, unless written authorization is obtained in advance from ATP. Each repeated telecast during the same day must be scheduled in a different part of the day in the same time zone. In the case of any telecast that is not live, tournaments must ensure that broad - casters provide a continuously visible on-screen legend stating “Tape Delay”. 

The requirement in the above paragraph shall not apply to telecasts under the following situations. 

a) Less than five (5) minutes of continuous action (including time between points) or less than three (3) minutes of match highlights on any news or highlights program. 

b) If because of rain delay or other unavoidable cessation in play, the scheduled broadcast match is canceled, the 48-hour tape delay restriction will be lifted. Any previously recorded match from the current year’s competition or last year’s competition can be repeated as “filler” programming. 

## 2) Broadcaster’s Responsibilities 

Each tournament must incorporate the following terms within their Broadcaster contracts. 

a) Host Broadcaster and all International Broadcasters must graphically identify the broadcast with the ATP’s logo at the commencement of each broadcast and during the broadcast no less than once an hour, each occurrence lasting no less than five (5) seconds, so as to make clear that the tournament being played is an official ATP event. 

b) Host Broadcaster must supply ATP, or ATP designee with one international dirty HDCam or DigiBeta of the final match or on a Portable Hard Drive with a USB 3.0 or FireWire 800 port (or a Beta SP if no other option). Recordings must be available to the ATP Senior Vice President - Rules & Competition on-site immediately after signing off the air or sent to an ATP office promptly after the tournament. 

c) With respect to any live match scores or related statistical data provided to broadcaster by ATP, or its designee, or collected by broadcaster, such broad - casters shall agree (i) not to onward supply, sublicense or otherwise make such scores and data available to any third party for use not related to the broadcast, and (ii) to restrict their use of such scores and data to use on a contemporaneous basis within their live broadcast of any match; any other use shall be subject to a delay of at least :30 seconds. 

d) All tournament agreements with Host Broadcasters must comply with, and shall be subject to, all ATP rules as amended from time to time. 

## 3) Technical Requirements 

Each tournament must incorporate the following technical terms within their Host Broadcaster contract. These conditions represent the minimum technical stan - dards necessary to produce a quality broadcast. 

## X. EXHIBITS 

## Cameras 

No less than five (5) cameras must be used on Center court (and no less than three [3] cameras on other courts)) for an acceptable tennis broadcast. 

Camera 1:  Tripod camera high up in the stands (Center Court line). 

Camera 2:  Tripod camera approximately three (3) rows lower than Cam - era 1 (Center Court line). (Example 1) 

Cameras 3 and 4:  Camera objective lens height approximately 1.00m (see attached charts for camera positions). Used for player close-ups for cutting into coverage and isos. 

These cameras may be positioned on the same or opposite side from where the players sit down. 

Camera 5: Low angle camera on court behind the baseline usually aligned with sideline (see attached chart, Camera Example 2) 

Note: Cameras 1, 2, 3,and 4 need to be on secure tripods with fully rotat - ing camera mounts, and remotely controlled irises. 

## Lenses 

Lenses for Camera 1 should be 18:1. Lenses for Cameras 2, 3, and 4 should be 50:1. 

## Microphones 

1) Four (4) corner court microphones must be positioned in the corners of the court and adjacent to Cameras 3 and 4. 

2) At least one (1) microphone must be placed for purposes of picking up sound from the crowd. 

3) One (1) microphone must be placed on the umpire’s chair. 

## Television Regulation Regarding Same Day Exclusivity 

No tournament Class member shall be permitted to telecast or grant any telecaster the right to telecast, in any country in the territory of Europe, all or any portion of any tennis match on the same day as a tennis match from any ATP event that is being telecast in such country by a telecast - er to which ATP has granted telecast rights, unless (x) such tournament Class member (i) is obligated to grant such rights pursuant to a binding agreement entered into prior to September 4, 1994, and furnished to the General Counsel of ATP pursuant to the ATP Board’s resolution of Sep - tember 4, 1994, or (ii) has received the written permission of the ATP CEO, or (y) the telecast right granted by the tournament Class member is to a host broadcaster whose television signal is carried only in the country in which that member’s tournament is conducted, subject to such reason - able “spillage” into other countries as may be approved by the ATP CEO; provided, however, that the foregoing shall not limit the right of any tour - nament Class member to permit the telecast of up to three (3) minutes in the aggregate of any match in respect of any local, regional, national or international news or sports news programming. 

