Sentence examples for digital distribution rights from inspiring English sources
Napster has also argued that there is a question as to whether the companies own the digital distribution rights to all the songs they claim ownership to.
Late on Friday night Fremantle Media, which owns the digital distribution rights to Britain's Got Talent outside the UK, made the first move towards capitalising on Boyle's internet success with the agreement of ITV.
In a hard-fought deal that paves the way for the introduction of new Internet music services, the major recording companies said today that they had licensed digital distribution rights from songwriters and music publishers.
Launched as a YouTube channel in March, Real Nolly has the digital distribution rights to hundreds of Nigeria's hugely popular Nollywood films, making them available to viewers free of charge.
The Boss. [C6.] Digital Music Rights Licensed The major record companies said that they had licensed digital distribution rights from the nation's songwriters and music publishers in a deal that paves the way for the introduction of new Internet music services.
Recently the Orchard made what might be its biggest deal yet: digital distribution rights to the music from "Sesame Street," which includes not only enough Kermit the Frog songs to confound the Count but also four decades of celebrity guests like Stevie Wonder, Johnny Cash and R.E.M.
Indeed, they have an opportunity to do digital distribution right.
Steam is an internet-based digital distribution, digital rights management (DRM), multiplayer, and social networking platform developed by Valve Corporation.
"When you think about Netflix or Amazon or Hulu or any of these other digital distribution platforms right now, they've all got money, they're all willing to spend money, and they're trying to figure out how to diversify their audience," he said.
Meanwhile, those who bought the game via online download and now want a refund are running into one of the key issues of digital distribution: ambiguous consumer rights.
The deal wasn't cheap for Microsoft, which may have invested as much as $80 million in Digital Anvil for exclusive distribution rights, development, licensing and franchising of any future sequels.
