Sentence examples for demanding providers from inspiring English sources
Examples reported in other groups included licensors demanding providers' attention to review charts or respond to questions while children needed comfort or attention and what respondents viewed as inappropriate interactions with children by the licensors or inspectors.
Movies tumble into "analytic black holes" when they are viewed on subscription services like Netflix, on-demand providers like the cable companies and iTunes, or an advertising-driven distributor like SnagFilms, she said.
So, while nearly 15% of internet users globally say they've turned to a VPN in order to access entertainment content, it's only minorities of around 5% who are doing this in countries like the USA and UK, where users can choose from a wide range of on-demand providers.
The P2P live television market competes directly with on-demand providers such as Joost.
Avid music fans, however, may find themselves paying for two (or more) on-demand providers.
The decision may also cause book prices to rise with the Wall Street Journal reporting that Amazon BookSurge prices are higher than other print-on-demand providers.
The company envisions creating an alternative medical record platform that's open and accessible to patients and portable among on-demand providers.
Japanese buyers will be able to view content downloaded or streamed from Nippon's top video-on-demand providers Tsutaya [JP] and acTVila [JP].
Because of increased production demands, providers may be expected to give care in sub-optimal working conditions, with decreased staff, and a shortage of physicians, which leads to fatigue and burnout.
These companies are all expected to compete with existing a la carte networks, vMVPD (Multichannel Video Programming Distributor) services and SVOD (Subscription Video-on-Demand) providers led by Netflix.
Among the proposed changes is a new set of audiovisual rules — with the stated aim of achieving a better balance between rules that apply to traditional broadcasters vs online video-on-demand providers and video-sharing platforms like YouTube.
