Sentence examples for an exclusive release from inspiring English sources

In 2001, Zingy.com scored an exclusive release window for new songs from Wu Tang Clan and Mobb Deep, before they came out on CD.

This summer Wal-Mart will carry an exclusive release by the young country singer Taylor Swift in a promotion that also calls for Ms. Swift to promote L.E.I. jeans.

I would not be surprised to see Apple – which, unlike Harmonix, the MTV game studio that announced its title back in October, keeps its products quiet until the last minute – announce it has finally secured an exclusive release window on the Beatles re-releases for its iTunes Store, before the material is issued to rival retailers.

Minority Media's co-founder Vander Caballero has explained why an exclusive release can be the best way to get a game published, that it had an "amazing relationship" with Sony for its Papo & Yo adventure game, and revealed the title is already paying back its investment.

When Netflix had previously agreed to release its films in theaters, it did so without granting the theaters an exclusive release window.

In the past, the streaming service has been willing to release its films in theaters, but it refused to grant those theaters an exclusive release window, which meant that few of them were interested.

The Nokia Lumia line of Windows Phone devices have reason to crow today, thanks to a new exclusive release featuring Rovio's wildly popular Angry Birds.

Apple Music's $500K deal with Chance The Rapper for a 2-week exclusive release window on their platform for his 'Coloring Book' mixtape, and their reported $19M deal with Drake for a similar (but more in-depth) exchange for a longer term are just two of many current examples of this.

For the original release of The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection, Swift partnered with the American retail company Target; it was made available as an exclusive limited release at Target stores in the United States and online, at Target.com.

In this holiday shopping season, for example, an extended version of Rod Stewart's new CD, "As Time Goes By...The Great American Songbook Vol. II" is available only at Target; Wal-Mart has an exclusive special release of Britney Spears' new CD with links to additional tracks online; and a Rolling Stones concert DVD is only sold at Best Buy.

One Netflix practice that remains controversial is its resistance to windowing — in other words, giving its films an exclusive theatrical release before making them available for streaming.