Sentence examples for cost of streaming from inspiring English sources

Remember also that the cable companies have every incentive to see that the cost of streaming television shows from Hulu or films from Netflix does not undercut their own cable TV offerings.

The low cost of streaming the operation means that trainee surgeons around the world are able to access such information at a much earlier stage in their career than they would otherwise.

As a result, YouTube has been on a long quest to obtain more professionally produced video that it can use to generate revenue and offset the enormous cost of streaming billions of free clips.

–The cost of streaming royalties also is a significant hurdle.

Two years ago the cost of streaming unlimited video over the Net daunted even giants: MSNBC capped coverage of the elections in 2004 at just around 200,000 viewers on election night.

While the cost of streaming a song is pennies and the cost to buy a digital album is typically $10, a vinyl record is $20-$20-$30

The Justin.tv team pushed the cost of streamed video to less than a penny an hour per user by building its own software that would work with Amazon Simple Storage Service, an inexpensive offering that is open to any Web developer.

YouTube's expenses — mainly the bandwidth costs of streaming all those videos — exceeded its revenues, which, like Google's, came from ad sales.

There is a group of streaming music providers in the position to use their big profits from other products – devices or advertising, basically – to subsidise the costs of streaming music in the years ahead.

But because Webcasters pay the bandwidth costs of streaming their content to radio listeners, their nascent popularity came with a price -- and that price was increasingly difficult to pay when the dot-com bust killed the online advertising market.

Activists raised similar complaints when ESPN acknowledged their intent to subsidize costs of streaming sports games last spring.