Dancers are used to delivering instantly.
They prefer to send text messages, which are more immediate and are certain to be delivered instantly.
There's no reason to wait for a DVD in the mail when a movie can be delivered instantly.
The campaign is indicative of efforts by marketers and agencies to acknowledge the sped-up internal clocks of consumers as new technologies have resulted in increased expectations of content delivered instantly.
This is competent if completely impersonal filmmaking of a familiar type that finds the usual allotment of famous, or at least famous enough, actors — Dennis Quaid, Forest Whitaker, Matthew Fox and Sigourney Weaver — arranged in various configurations in assorted spaces and delivering instantly forgettable dialogue.
The internet has also compressed the news cycle, with headlines delivered instantly by smartphone or Twitter, creating a demand for immediate analysis and opinion.Moreover, the internet makes it easier than ever to find and synthesise different views, says Krishna Bharat, the creator of Google News.
These are people who devour books, and who are attracted by the convenience of getting new releases delivered instantly.
The first he calls "Uber's children" — presumably with a straight face — who, he says, have been trained by smartphone apps to expect quality services delivered instantly i.e. the whole on-demand thing.
For those unfamiliar with the service, Kicksend's value proposition lies both in its simplicity and the fact that its platforms are connected in realtime, enabling users to drag and drop big batches of files from their desktop app and have them delivered instantly to the recipient's desktop and web apps, their inbox (and soon) their mobile apps.
For those unfamiliar with the service, Kicksend has launched web and desktop apps that connects users in realtime, enabling them to drag and drop big batches of files from their desktop and have them delivered instantly to their desktop and web apps.
