APPENDIX 2 - Euroleague Basketball

86.9. A statement of post-game media access rules as provided by the
Company will be posted, in English, on locker room doors and in
the media work room of each arena before, during and after all
games.
Article 87.
Media Day
87.1. The Media Day will be held at least two weeks before the
beginning of the Regular Season. For the clubs coming from the
Qualifying Rounds, the Media Day will take place the week
immediately after their qualification.
87.2. By 10 July each club will propose to the Company three dates to
hold their Media Day in order to facilitate the coordination and
final schedule of the Media Day programme, which will be
confirmed by the Company by 31 July.
87.3. No changes in the Media Day schedule will be made. If a club
requests a date change after its Media Day has been confirmed
by the Company, this must in the first instance be approved by
the Company, and then the club will cover all the additional
expenses generated by the change.
87.4. The Media Day will be held on the official playing court of the
team. The Company will visit the arena the day before for its
review.
87.5. The entire team and coaching staff will be available for five
consecutive hours.
87.6. Any practices held on the same day will take place after all
Media Day activities conclude.
87.7. The Company reserves the right to ask for two players for a
special interview outside the arena.
87.8. The main and reserve uniforms of all the players must be
available during all Media Day activities.
87.9. The clubs will reserve and fit out a room in their arenas,
adequately lightened and sound isolated, for recording
interviews. Inadequate recording environment may require the
Media Day to be repeated or its location moved, both at the
club’s expense.
87.10. The clubs must provide editorial content that the Company can
record for its later use during the season.
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