Sentence examples for higher licensing from inspiring English sources

Revenue at the company's film unit rose 10% to $3.6bn in the quarter, mainly because of higher licensing fees.

Advertisers are warming to the idea of buying space in Martha Stewart publications, and the new daytime program is attracting higher licensing fees than its predecessor.

Ironically, they did not raise the professional standards of Realtors, such as supporting higher licensing requirements or lobbying for stiffer penalties for wayward agents.

Predictably, IBM is not happy and is said to have threatened to charge higher licensing fees to customers using Neon's software.

So any sign that Netflix is hurting a broadcast or cable network's bottom line quickly leads to higher licensing fees or curbed content sales.As if that were not enough, deep-pocketed copycats are chipping away at Netflix's market share.

But Universal may encounter a precedent set in its earlier takeover of BMG Music Publishing, when the European Commission found that big labels "have succeeded in imposing higher licensing rates for recording rights" than smaller ones.

"Lost ad revenue would have to be replaced by higher license fees".

The result was higher license prices and more licensees than most investors had been expecting.

The 2008 first quarter also benefited from higher license fees, including those from distribution of the "CSI" crime series.

When electric utilities have to choose among energy sources, they will have to take into account the higher license fees or taxes associated with fossil-fuel consumption.

But NBC Universal apparently proved willing to pay a higher license fee to keep the show for its station group through 2014.