Sentence examples for premium program from inspiring English sources

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The plans include fee-based channels through Comcast and Verizon's FiOS service, as well as deals to allow the sale or rental of films on iTunes, on YouTube's premium program, and on the Apple iPad, SnagFilms executives said in interviews.

The audiences for "Long Day's Journey" will therefore be filled with people paying the full orchestra price of $101.25, which includes a $1.25 fee imposed by the theater.. Some will have paid $151.25 through Telecharge's premium program.

The Sonic Stage Premium program often hides its volume controls.

To offer an incentive for users to take part in the polls, the site has also implemented a premium program that allows companies to sponsor a poll and reward the most accurate participants with cash.

After a year of private testing with about 7,000 users, the team is opening up its public beta today and launching its paid premium program in private beta.

Its control over premium programming will see it through the risky early years of digital television.

Comcast and Time Warner Cable, the country's two largest cable providers, are increasingly promoting their video-on-demand platforms, which are mostly associated with movies and premium programming.

ENTERTAINMENT Individual seatback screens offer parental controls, free satellite TV including the Disney Channel and Nickelodeon, movies ($5 to $8) and premium programs like "Go Diego Go" ($2 to $7), free video games and seat-to-seat chat.

At Videology, our analyses consistently showed that video advertising campaigns run on premium programming, such as full episode TV shows, performed significantly better than campaigns run on long tail inventory.

Rob Jacobson, executive vice president of In Demand, a pay-per-view and premium programming company that is owned by a consortium of cable companies, said that the full capabilities of the equipment had been demonstrated to the N.F.L. but not to the broadcast networks directly.