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Discover Ludwig"on demand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You use it to mean that something is available when asked or requested. For example: This product is available on demand for all customers.
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And, unlike MTV, YouTube is "on demand".
The most popular alternative to the broadcast model is "on demand," which usually charges a subscription fee in return for the ability to choose exactly which song you'd like to hear.
"The thing that has really damaged those sorts of shows is on demand viewing," he said.
The vast majority of Internet video consumption is on demand and will almost certainly stay that way.
With the Internet, everything is on demand, so you don't have to program 24/7 — a few hours is all you need".
On a recent afternoon here, Adam Nimoy talked about his documentary, which is on demand as part of the 50th-anniversary celebration of the original series.
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Tinder is on-demand, instant gratification interaction with a potential partner: Swipe through photos, see one that strikes your fancy, and "like" him or her.
The goal is on-demand enlightenment.
"The biggest threat to the traditional companies is on-demand video," said Mr. Hurd.
Everyone's hung up on these overnight ratings but the future is on-demand, pre-recorded".
No, since the only content you access is on-demand or catch-up.
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