Sentence examples for consume digital from inspiring English sources

The new portability rules will change how EU consumers traveling within the region can consume digital content such as online subscriptions to films, sports events, e-books, video games and music services — enabling them to make full use of their digital subscriptions when they are traveling in the EU, rather than being geoblocked from accessing online services they pay for in their home country.

There were five major record labels at the time and they invested in MusicNet as a service provider and Pressplay as a consumer product to offer legal paths to consume digital music.

Instead, Apple builds for consumers in both senses of the word: people who spend their own money, rather than their companies', and people who consume digital media, as opposed to people who produce it.

Apple and Microsoft and legions of other entrants are trying to solve a nagging problem about the way people consume digital media.

Passengers – and to some extent drivers – access the internet, consume digital content, listen to music and podcasts, and interact with the internal environment.

It is designed specifically to consume digital media in all its forms, from books and magazines to movies, games, and apps.

It was October 2012 when I first conducted an online study to share how Iranians consumed digital in its varied forms.

And a lot of tests looking at how and why people pay for and consume various digital items in a "light computing" environment like the iPad.

The company wants to be the go-to place for how people purchase and consume all digital media, and the fact that Amazon didn't have a streaming music service there to complement its downloads and other streaming products like video was a distinct hole.

The company wants to be the go-to place for how people purchase and consume all digital media, and the fact that Amazon didn't have a streaming music service there to complement its downloads and other streaming products like video was a distinct hole.

"Binge" has been co-opted to explain how people consume gigantic digital libraries of TV in a short amount of time.