Sentence examples for grown service from inspiring English sources
The registry thus supports WSDL/SOAP, REST, DAS and 'home grown' service types, with the dual intention of lowering the barriers to adoption and actively encouraging best practice.
It will be Spotify's 13th country of availability, and there Spotify will face competition from Simfy, a home-grown service with two million users, and Rdio, which opened there in January.
Twitter is blocked in China, but similar home-grown services are immensely popular and hard to crack down on though China's internet police have been frantically trying.
A number of blogs argue that Google already faced a dim future in China, where its search engine was a distant second to the home-grown Baidu service, and that threatening to leave the market was more a public-relations move than a moral crusade.
A number of blogs argue that Google faced a dim future in China, where its search engine was a second to the home-grown Baidu service, and that threatening to leave was more a public relations move than a moral crusade.
Besides financial obstacles, Aeroflot has some baggage from its days as the only airline in the Soviet Union, when its fleet was home-grown and service could charitably be called less than stellar.
It's only one of several home-grown web services here with loyal audiences.
Asia is not alone in struggling to export home-grown Internet services.
That's in combination with home-grown streaming services like HBO Go, which requires users to authenticate that they pay for Time Warner's HBO before accessing hundreds of episodes of past and current shows on tablets and mobile devices.
Update: AngelList's move into Europe comes just as Germany gets its own home-grown match-making service this week: Venturate.com.com
The fact that operators know who and where their users are—and may be able to keep this information to themselves can give their home-grown or approved services a valuable advantage.The upshot is that the operators need decent content and services to drive traffic; and the content providers need the co-operation of the operators if they are to charge for their wares.
