Sentence examples for internet on demand from inspiring English sources

She also recommends the Welsh government lobbies for a ban on all junk food advertising before the 9pm watershed, and at all times on internet "on demand" services.

More than four in five used internet "on demand" television services, with 51% watching via the BBC iPlayer and 36% of younger children (seven to 10) using the CBBC iPlayer.

The former is best served up by the Internet on demand.

They could also be deployed to provide internet on demand where access has been removed because of disaster scenarios or similar.

Yet we have another foot in the glorious future — movies that stream from the Internet, on demand, to our televisions, laptops and phones.

Such advances are enabled by the key drivers of the "big data" revolution — ubiquitous internet, on-demand cloud computing, and cheap, connected sensors — not to mention numerous machines (and robotics), from engines to healthcare equipment to wind turbines.

At last the free digital TV platform (currently in 11m homes – 20m if you count second sets in Sky and Virgin households) is set to get the internet on-demand functionality it needs to stand any chance of competing with rival commercial platforms.

Five years after cable companies and local phone giants first teased consumers with dreams of fat pipes beaming the Internet, on-demand video and hundreds of other services into the home, just 15% of U.S. households have signed up.

The Rocket Internet on-demand home cleaning startup has closed a $45 million Series B round led by Lakestar, Kite Ventures, Lukasz Gadowski and Rocket Internet; money it plans to use to continue scaling up operations.

With YouTube just entering the fray by offering 3,000 more movies for rent, the Internet on-demand video market is more crowded than ever.

Cable companies are increasingly relying on data to buoy their bottom lines and promote future growth, exploiting their existing connections into homes to deliver Internet access, on-demand television and voice-over-Internet-Protocol (VoIP).