Sentence examples for digital carriage from inspiring English sources
Solomon says that such treatment, compared with Comcast's broad digital carriage of its own sports networks, the Golf Channel and Versus, is discriminatory.
And because of common carriage, digital data running over the phone lines has essentially been off limits to the people who laid the lines.
Both BBC Entertainment and CBeebies arrived in India five years ago and won a cult-like following for their quality programming, but they were pulled because of financial considerations, citing India's delays in digital transmission and carriage fees, BBC executives said in a statement last week.
And all three, I understand, are in the development stages, awaiting financing and carriage on digital platforms.
One of my central points was that if the National Football League gained carriage on digital cable for its overpriced network, all cable subscribers would be stuck paying an exorbitant amount for something only a tiny fraction actually want.
The train's speed was displayed on a digital screen in the carriage (nerd that I am, I noted that it reached 330km/h - which makes it faster than the London-Paris Eurostar). After 30 minutes, we got to Tianjin.
Sources close to the decision said the move came about because of problems securing carriage on Sky Digital compounded by low audience figures.
Those that don't make it to the other side in the digital transition could reasonably be compared to carriage makers and carriage parts makers.
Pyongyang's brand new subway trains are also providing a new way to reach consumers, via the digital screens installed in some carriages.
Weapons upgrades include the 1760 Internal Weapons Bay Upgrade (IWBU), which gives a 66 percent increase in carriage capability using a digital interface and rotary launcher to increase the weapons payload.
But Stagolee, a legend of oral culture, is about as relevant in today's mass-media-dominated digital age as a horse-and-carriage on a crowded Los Angeles freeway during rush hour.
