7. No flash photography is allowed at any time during be permitted into the media centre and locker
play. room areas.
8. Cameras are NOT allowed in the locker rooms or 5. Radio broadcasters are NOT permitted inside the
Tournament Office at any event. ropes at any time.
6. Broadcasters are not permitted to talk to, or
a73 INTERNET SERVICE REGULATIONS interview players during play or after the round
Media credentials will be issued only to personnel on
until the player has signed her scorecard. The
assignment from recognised golf, or legitimate news
Press Officer at the event will decide whether the
internet sites, as determined by the Ladies European
player must go to written press or television first,
Tour in its sole discretion. Individuals representing
before Radio stations.
multiple interests must agree to be bound by all
7. No radio transmitting equipment or microphones
media regulations.
are permitted in the locker room at any time.
1. Coverage of any event via the Internet must be
a73 TELEVISION GUIDELINES
part of the news portion of the site and not 1. All broadcasters and News/ENG crews will require
purport to be live, ball-by-ball or real time accreditation to operate within the Ladies
coverage. These rights are owned wholly by the European Tour venue or Solheim Cup site.
Ladies European Tour. If any Internet site wishes to 2. Where one country is a rights holder, any other
cover the event ‘live’, written permission from the network from that country must clear access
Ladies European Tour must be sought in advance. directly with that rights holder for the terms on
2. Scoring information appearing on the site may be which the access material may be transmitted
provided no sooner than thirty minutes (30) after in that country. Proof of clearance must be
the actual occurrence of the shots, or after the obtained before accreditation can be processed.
time such information is legally available as public 3. Only accredited crews are allowed inside the ropes.
domain information if sooner than thirty minutes Ark Productions, LET Production Co are also
after the actual occurrence of the shots. allowed inside the ropes if required, but must be
3. Photographic images of the Ladies European Tour, aware of host broadcaster camera placements. No
or The Solheim Cup players may be used for other crews are allowed inside any roped off areas.
legitimate news coverage only, and may be used 4. All accredited ENG crews on site must display
together with news stories during the day’s play, so the appropriate accreditation. (This does not allow
long as such photographs are not used with other access into the Media Centre, without the
‘real time’ or ‘live scoring’ or other ‘live’ information appropriate media accreditation credentials).
to create a shot-by-shot analysis of the day’s play. 5. All accredited ENG crews may have access to the
Commercial exploitation of these images without course outside of any roped off areas. Roped off
written consent of the Ladies European Tour is areas will be provided for ENG crews at practice
strictly prohibited. locations.
6. Camera operators must NOT position themselves
a73 RADIO COVERAGE in the line of play at any time. If requested to move
The Ladies European Tour retains exclusive rights
by a player or her caddie, official or a marshal, the
to all events on the Ladies European Tour schedule.
camera operator must do so without delay or
No live, or tape delayed broadcast of any portion
discussion.
of any Ladies European Tour event is permitted
7. The use of golf carts is restricted to the rights
without the written consent of the Ladies European
owning television network and may not be used
Tour. Stations that have not purchased the rights to
by any other broadcaster in the execution of their
originate shot-by-shot coverage are permitted to
assignment.
broadcast highlights and coverage of such events
8. All ENG crews may have access to an area within
under the following conditions:
the Media Centre interview room only, provided
1. Coverage shall not be in excess of three minutes
their reporter accompanies them. The reporter
of highlights and may not purport to
may take part in the interviews.
be live, shot-by-shot coverage from the course.
2. All highlights or news coverage must be part of a
Please note that any breach of the above will result in
regularly scheduled news and/or sports
the dismissal of the crew from the course and
programmes and may not be broadcasted after
removal of accreditation for the entire crew.
seven days from the conclusion of play on that day.
3. The use of golf carts is prohibited at all times
4. Only personnel with approved accreditation will
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