- 4 - publicity) from petitioner's members, from readers of TAT, and from others should be submitted to petitioner for review and submission to BWW, that no part of TAT could be reproduced without written permission from petitioner and from BWW, and that any problems with regard to the solicitation of advertisements should be directed to petitioner. Under the Agreement, BWW was authorized to use petitioner's name and logo in connection with the publication of TAT and the solicitation of advertisements in TAT. The substantial proceeds received during the years in issue relating to the paid advertisements appearing in each edition of TAT were divided between petitioner and BWW as follows: Percentage Petitioner 27 BWW 73 In addition, under the Agreement between petitioner and BWW, BWW was required to pay petitioner an annual fee of $25,200. Each edition of TAT generally contained a message from petitioner's president, articles regarding law enforcement activities and conferences, and anecdotal stories involving individual law enforcement officers. The text of a typical letter published in the Fall-1995 edition of TAT is set forth below:Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Next
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