Sentence examples for prime content from inspiring English sources

Because this festival is squeezed uncomfortably between winter events like Sundance and New Directors/New Films and the Cannes Film Festival in the spring, it has had to fight for prime content.

Sources say these deals were extensions of existing agreements and struck well ahead of expiry, suggesting Sky is keen to lock-in prime content early ahead of what will be tough negotiations with Disney.

However, this could only happen in 2012: in the meantime the audience share of those channels' free-to-air versions would diminish as first runs of their prime content transferred to BBC subscription channels, so boosting the supply of commercial impacts.

BSkyB has revealed that more than 50,000 people have taken advantage of its £9.99 sport "day pass" on internet service Now TV, the first time in its two-decade history the pay-TV giant has allowed access to prime content such as Premier League football without a TV subscription.

"With access to all of the Prime content, Mayday, 32GB of memory and free unlimited cloud storage for photos, plus the exclusive Dynamic Perspective and Firefly features, Fire is another example of the value Amazon delivers to customers," Amazon Vice President Ian Freed said in a statement.

And within live entertainment, sports are prime content because they can draw massive audiences.

Amazon has acquired the exclusive UK rights to sci fi drama Extant, which stars Halle Berry, as it ups its battle for prime programming content with Netflix.

"The Cowboys are prime television content in Texas," says Salvatore Galatioto, a sports industry adviser at Lehman Brothers.

Prime Reading content can be accessed either via the Kindle app or Amazon's own Kindle devices.

This brings some prime international content to the platform, from the UK, Ireland, Japan and other parts of Asia.

Apple is also getting 4K Netflix and Amazon Prime video content, which would be a strength over competitors if it wasn't present.