Sentence examples for broadband streaming from inspiring English sources
Other applications need broadband streaming capability in order to deliver real-time video.
The three companies bid on a broad package: broadcast and cable, radio, Internet, broadband streaming video, satellite video-on-demand and pay-per-view rights.
Trecartin came of age when new technologies were changing the way we look at moving images — from the big screen to laptops and iPhones, from network to cable and broadband streaming — and the Internet was messing with our brains.
Mr. Hastings said he realized that the company's attempt to both raise prices and separate into two companies, one the legacy DVD-by-mail business and the other the up-and-coming broadband streaming business, was trying to do too much too fast.
Bedol said that the traditional television and newer technologies -- the Internet, broadband, streaming video, and video on demand -- combined with CSTV's complete focus on college sports was attractive to the conference, which comprises Air Force, Brigham Young, Colorado State, Nevada-Las Vegas, New Mexico, San Diego State, Utah and Wyoming.
Since broadband streaming over 3G, 4G and LTE is a relatively recent phenomenon, it is only now that these apps are starting to emerge.
The SNL Kagan study, which believes that stations will earn roughly $18.5 billion from advertising in 2010, notes that much of the money will come from non-traditional revenue streams, including broadband streams.
* The FeedRoom, New York, an online broadband and streaming video news service, to Stein Rogan & Partners, New York, part of the Bozell Group unit of True North Communications, to handle its first account.
If broadband video streaming is to achieve competitive quality the video stream itself must be carefully engineered to cope with challenging wireless channel conditions.
In his letter to Disney's board, he envisages pumping Disney's content "through existing distribution channels and technologies such as video-on-demand and broadband video streaming, or through emerging technologies still in development".Earlier this week, Mr Roberts spoke to Mr Eisner, who rejected his "merger" proposal.
As people do more with their broadband connections — streaming movies, downloading music, moving files to and from the cloud — it might seem natural for Internet service providers to impose data caps on users to manage their networks and deal with congestion.
