Sentence examples for format shift from inspiring English sources

Another way to look at the format shift is to view the record album cover as two-dimensional visual art and CD design as architectural.

He could be an effective agent for change, with both administrators and the star players, who respect his opinion and four Grand Slam singles titles and who sound increasingly open to the idea of pushing the International Tennis Federation for a format shift.

The DVD business is about to head into another format shift.

"Technically you do not have the right to format shift in the UK.

We acknowledge that consumers clearly want to format shift and also place enormous value on the transferability of music.

The UK's Music Business Group, a coalition of music industry entities (composers, songwriters, performers, managers, producers, record labels, music publishers), said in a report "Unquestionably, there is a value produced by the ability to format shift.

The report wants to make format shifting (for example uploading a purchased CD onto your laptop and mp3 player) legal.

It ran for 11 series between 1989 to 2001, with a number of cast changes and format shifts during the period.

"The Government is not aware of any cases of copyright holders having prosecuted individuals for format shifting music solely for their own personal use".

Surveys have shown that most Britons were either unaware that format shifting was illegal or that they flouted the prohibition anyway.

Making it officially legal would allow rights holders to follow in the footsteps of other European countries where it's already legal and put a levy on products that are used in format shifting.