Sentence examples for print fee from inspiring English sources

Devised through negotiations between the national theater owners group and the major studios, these Virtual Print Fee agreements entail per-movie payments from distributors for running their movies.

Under the Christie/AIX plan, all studios would agree to pay a "virtual print fee" approximately equal to the difference in cost between printing and sending the film manually and distributing it digitally, regardless of whether the studio used AccessIT to send out the film.

By means of "virtual print fees", the studios pass on much of what they save in not having to print and deliver those heavy reels of film.

It has three years to accomplish those installations; the studios will pay the virtual print fees for up to 10 years.

Under the deal announced on Tuesday, the Walt Disney Company, 20th Century Fox, Paramount and Universal all agreed to pay "virtual print fees" for each movie they distribute digitally to the participating theaters.

The size of these virtual print fees was not disclosed, but one person involved said it would be around $800 per movie, per theater — down from about $1,000 in the first phase.

The money will be repaid by a flow of "virtual print fees" from the studios.

Migrant workers need to send money they earn home to their families, but get hit with fine print fees so less cash comes out the other side than they might assume.

Buyers can also arm themselves against unscrupulous dealers by looking up potential small print fees before heading into the dealership, said Daniel Blinn, who serves as managing attorney at Consumer Law Group in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, and has represented consumers against auto dealer fraud.

After one (1) year, subscribers claiming non-delivery must pay any applicable shipping fee plus a pro rated printing fee of the issue(s) claimed.

Many instructors and students prefer hard copies, and so open textbooks can often be ordered as "print on demand" for a nominal printing fee, or students can print them out themselves.