Sentence examples for distribution window from inspiring English sources

There's an ingrained perception in Nigeria that anything other than the traditional Nollywood model – no-frills budgets between $15,000 and $75,000, and a smash-and-grab 14-day distribution window on VCD – is doomed to failure.

In the world of media companies, every new distribution window is a new opportunity to make money.

"The company has the important distribution window, which perhaps could be expanded in their favor," says Noland.

So instead of thinking of the Web as one big distribution window, maybe Hulu gets first dibs at the hottest shows and movies, and then YouTube after a while.

At low voltages (e.g., 0.4 V), the current density distribution window at the top of the conduction band in the channel region is lower than the optical phonon energy; therefore, the optical phonon scattering is almost stopped at the low voltage.

Another reason: Vudu's catalog is a victim of what Hollywood calls distribution windows.

Netflix is now looking hard at growing its original movie progamming, which it sees as a way of bypassing the hierarchy of distribution windows.

The idea of distribution windows is so Twentieth Century anyway.

And with a position covering theatrical, DVD and digital distribution windows, you can bet that will give Amazon more leverage when negotiating screen rights to films that it hasn't produced itself.

Okay, don't open up U.S. rights, and don't even shrink the international distribution windows for your core markets, but at least give us the rest of the world.

Fithian disagreed, and put up the usual platitudes about preserving distribution windows as the only way to maintain an initial high price for (scarce) content (i.e. "new releases"), and then gradually reducing the pricing through succeeding windows.