Sentence examples for Carriage fee from inspiring English sources

Exactly how a carriage fee would work is not clear.

He praises Mr. Dauman for his handling of a carriage fee dispute with DirecTV in July.

If Facebook wants to recognize 'trusted' publishers then it should pay those publishers a carriage fee similar to the model adopted by cable companies," he said.

News Corp, however, countered by saying it had taken the decision on purely commercial grounds and said Current TV had "asked Sky Italia for double the carriage fee when primetime viewing had fallen by 40% in the past year" and that "it had nothing to do with politics".

If Facebook wants to recognize 'trusted' publishers then it should pay those publishers a carriage fee similar to the model adopted by cable companies.

If Facebook pays a carriage fee for the privilege of carrying content from the Hindustan Times, and it shows up as a Facebook Instant Article in an American's news feed because a British PR firm paid for it to be promoted, because it wants to drive subscribers, and it does… who exactly owes whom what?

Carriage fees and bundling would remain.

In the past year increases in carriage fees have outpaced inflation, offsetting weakness in advertising.

Because it involves cable channels, the dispute between Cablevision and Scripps involves carriage fees, not retransmission.

However, carriage fees do not look enough to make up for the likely loss of audience and ad revenue.

Most of Fox's money comes from "carriage fees" – the money cable companies pay to get it into viewers' homes.