Science museums will demand programming for their theaters.
Comcast has leveraged its clout with TV-programming providers, from the Food Network to ESPN, to get them to provide on-demand programs for free.
It is a demanding program: for the first two weeks of treatment, at least one parent must be available around the clock to supervise meals and snacks, and monitor children between meals to make sure they do not burn off the calories with excessive exercise.
Like many of the other live TV streaming services on the market, Xfinity Instant TV will also offer subscribers the ability to watch video-on-demand programming for the channels they pay for, and it lets them record programs to a cloud DVR.
Federal regulations demand "enrichment programs" for captive primates, whether or not they are used for experiments.
Many software companies have jumped on the iPhone bandwagon, seeing promise in the popularity of the phone and the demand for programs for sale or free download through the App Store.
Editor's note: Neil Florio is responsible for global marketing strategies and demand generation programs for Fiberlink's MaaS360 product.
Some customers may willingly risk this continuous supply and participate in demand management programs for electrical power.
Ms. Washburn also participates in the utility's "demand response" program for air-conditioners.
(Since Nick Jr. became a full-service cable channel in 2008, replacing Noggin, ratings have nearly doubled, indicating a demand for programming for preschoolers in the evenings).
Previewing his budget message, Mr. Obama has argued for weeks that cuts deeper than he is seeking could threaten the fragile economic recovery and that America's future growth and competitiveness demand increases in programs for education, infrastructure, innovation and research.
