Sentence examples for libraries of content from inspiring English sources

Even the newest "broadcasters" are little more than libraries of content rather than channels, like Netflix with its own shows to boot.

Clearly, this is about watching shows from your own country when you're in a hotel room abroad, as well as accessing the much richer libraries of content typically available to American audiences.

In contrast to pay TV services, it is access to large libraries of content coupled with the ability to watch at any time and to watch multiple episodes in one sitting that is driving sign up.

Are these extended libraries of content becoming more and more commoditized?

It will be making the source code of that app available to developers, in addition to the different libraries of content for those it partners with.

Instead of trying to monetize through ads, they'll be able to set up subscription services that will let users pay for access to their libraries of content online.

If you are more interested in building a library of content like tutorials, the time between postings can be longer.

DVRs and online streams offer "a fairly large library of content available on an on-demand basis," said Amy Banse of Comcast Interactive Media.

Vestager cited the example of a Netflix subscriber in Brussels, paying the same price as a British subscriber, but given access to a much smaller library of content than is available on the Netflix UK site.

Building up a library of content is relatively easy, says Rupert Ashe, the chief financial officer of Videojug in Britain, which went live in 2006 and now has 100,000 how-to videos.

Often dubbed "the Netflix of Europe", LoveFilm is yet to launch in the US, where Netflix has built up a formidable library of content watched by 20 million customers.