Sentence examples for a network of premium from inspiring English sources
Endemol said the initial investment would create a network of "premium channels … investing in high-end original productions, engaging leading talent and partnering with international brands".
Yext helps provide amazing local search results with PowerListings, a local information hub that syncs listings across a network of premium sites and mobile apps.
Through a network of premium publishers, apprupt provides advertising companies with targeted solutions for context-driven mobile advertising and lead generation.
Also, we are the ones with the free drink tickets so look for folks in TechCrunch T-shirts and/or Jordan, Peter Ha, Chris, Matt Burns, or I. Yext helps provide amazing local search results with PowerListings, a local information hub that syncs listings across a network of premium sites and mobile apps.
The company says it has been installed on more than 100,000 sites and has a network of 700 "premium publishers" that includes CNN, Hearst, Rolling Stone, and Fast Company.
Hulu also exists as a distribution network of premium content for several partner websites – AOL, MSN, MySpace, Comcast, and Yahoo – that will display Hulu's videos for free but in their own branded players.
We are also creating a unique and valuable network of premium websites to serve our advertisers.
The company's advertising network gives app developers access to "millions of app users" in AppTap's network of premium web publisher and carrier partners, which includes Sprint.
"With HBO's far-reaching network of premium services, ranging from the traditional in-home experience to its mobile applications, we are pleased to continue this relationship and bring Universal and Focus Features' films to HBO subscribers for many years to come," said Rick Finkelstein, vice chairman and COO, Universal Pictures, in a statement.
The Life segment specializes in the distribution of life insurance premiums through a network of bank branches.
"Our investigation found that insurers and banks built a network of troubling relationships and payoffs that helped drive premiums sky-high," said Benjamin M. Lawsky, New York's top financial regulator.
