Sentence examples for move to internet from inspiring English sources

Vanderbilt Student Communications has asserted that WRVU will be able to move to Internet and HD radio stations.

Comcast, unlike Time Warner, also has its own Internet streaming service, Fancast, that can profit from the move to Internet viewing.

Because so many businesses are already trading through computers and networks, they are likely to move to Internet commerce more quickly than consumers as yet unused to virtual shopping.

Compared with traditional software and systems like social media, web services and mobile apps, there is a huge leap in complexity when you move to internet of things applications.

The new field is expected to become crowded as others, including Verizon, the former AT&T subsidiary that dominates local phone service in the Northeast, move to Internet telephone service.

A framed Time Magazine cover of Jacques Barzun hung on the wall of his ambassadorial office in Stockholm alongside the magna cum laude degree from Harvard that preceded the younger Barzun's move to internet entrepreneurship.

There's an accelerating move to Internet-based video from services including Netflix, YouTube, Amazon and iTunes.

A driving force behind the move to Internet-based trading is the desire to cut costs in a business in which profits are shrinking on each transaction.

"We have not seen a particular event that has justified this, but the fact is that our exposure to cyber attacks is growing and our exposure is growing particularly in power systems because of our move to internet-based control systems," says Stewart Baker, who admits the sudden rise in media reports is almost certainly an expression of those concerns.

Television and other content are increasingly moving to Internet distribution.

Recently, it has been moved to Internet and made available at a commercial Web site as a service called Ekspres.