Sentence examples for provider for access from inspiring English sources
You may pay a provider for access, but no one is charged for actually using the network, regardless of the traffic.
Schools then pay a "content provider" for access to an institution or museum, usually from $50 to several hundred dollars per trip.
"You probably pay good money every month to your TV provider for access to channels like MSNBC and Al Jazeera America — channels that you might not watch, or even agree with," Mr. Beck wrote in a letter on the Web site.
In this case, the feature allowed subscribers to select some content from their local media library, then sync a copy to a cloud storage provider for access when the local Plex Media Server was unavailable.
"You probably pay good money every month to your TV provider for access to channels like MSNBC and Al Jazeera America-channels that you might not watch, or even agree with," Beck wrote in a letter on the site.
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It charges internet-service providers for access to its website, ESPN3.
Each WinstonNet host site pays its own operating costs, including monthly fees to local phone or cable service providers for access to WinstonNet's broadband ring.
At least some of its users would actually have to pay the Internet providers for access to their pipes.
THE timing was certainly awkward: on February 23rd Netflix and Comcast confirmed an agreement under which the movie-streaming service will pay the American cable-TV and internet provider for direct access to its network.
According to the most recent market research data from iSuppli for 3Q09, Lantiq ships 34% of all xDSL ports worldwide, which positions the company as a leading provider for wireline access networks.
