The New York Times has a piece on the impact that digital video recording, on-demand offerings, and web video services have had on advertising budgets for prime time television slots.
Sales jumped to a record on demand for fighter jets.
Chile, the world's biggest copper producer, said its exports of the metal during the second quarter rose to a record on demand from expanding economies in the United States and China.
But today the labels have all but given up on DRM, and users can now play virtually any song ever recorded on demand for free.
Mechanical licenses were first for piano rolls, but now cover both physical and digital records, including on-demand streaming in some cases.
Miliband has a good record on demanding a stop to corrupt political donations, unilaterally risking Labour's funding base by insisting that all trade union donations must come from individual members opting in.
Comcast's move to buy NBC comes after their success in shifting recording to on-demand; it's a small stretch to adopt that model of server side recording for a netwrok they control.
When working together, Google TV can seamlessly find live television channels, recorded shows, on-demand options and Web streams.
In February the BBC iPlayer set a new record for on-demand viewing, with 68.7m requests for TV programmes, a year-on-year increase of 81% from February 2009, according to figures the BBC released today.
Broadcast slightly later than the 51-year-old programme's traditional slot to make way for Strictly Come Dancing, Doctor Who's consolidated viewing, including people who watch it recorded or on-demand in the following seven days, typically tops 7 million.
