Sentence examples for guaranteed distribution from inspiring English sources

A satellite system would guarantee distribution, increasing the channels' leverage in talks with the six major cable operators, which together account for 80percentt of the nation's cable subscribers.

That independence — meaning that no cable or satellite operator is an investor that would guarantee distribution — is central to the F.C.C. case that has league executives praying before sleeping beneath their Pete Rozelle blankets.

Once that is done — and it is not difficult to persuade those stations of the wisdom of carrying the World Series — Fox cannot then guarantee distribution by cable, satellite or telephone operators even though nearly everyone pays to watch via one of those carriers.

Reach Generator which launched at the Facebook Marketing Conference and allows Pages to pay a fixed fee to guarantee distribution of their content to over 75% of their fans is picking up customers.

Yahoo's acquisition of Overture would provide guaranteed distribution of its ads and a measure of financial stability.

The smart play was to first get a guaranteed distribution deal in place from a studio and only then finance films.

And they wanted to work with us, Mattel, because we had guaranteed distribution -- we can guarantee the film gets into theaters.

I had been a little disappointed that the films I had enjoyed so far at the festival were in the Premieres section, whose films are all but guaranteed distribution if they don't have it already.

I had been a little disappointed that the films I had enjoyed so far at the festival were in the Premieres section, which has films that are all but guaranteed distribution if they don't have it already.

Which means it's ahead of the game: Unlike many of the big films that have premiered in Park City, Utah since last week, "The East" has guaranteed distribution and will arrive in theaters soon.

The very concept of an independent film – one financed outside the traditional system, usually with little to no guarantee of distribution – is a concerning proposition in Australia.