Sentence examples for rising licensing from inspiring English sources

These deals can help Clear Channel limit its exposure to rising licensing costs for online music, which have become a headache for Internet radio services like Pandora.

It said Tuesday that its net income fell 91 percent for the quarter, and investors are worried about subscriber growth and rising licensing fees.

Of course, that second wave has had its challenges, with sites like Netflix and Hulu struggling with rising licensing fees.

A Tizen smartphone will not outsell an Android unit, but it's wise for Samsung to give the alternative platform another chance — especially given the rising licensing cost to develop an Android smartphone.

Netflix executives have stated that investing more in original content will benefit the company by insulating it from rising licensing costs.

The TV network posted a 14.4% rise in earnings thanks to rising license fees and syndication deals.

Nearly 50 grassroots venues have shut down in London in the last eight years – a third of the total – with smaller clubs under threat from rising rents, licensing restrictions, noise complaints and developers.

Initially, ten new firms would be licensed by this fall and as demand rose, more licenses would be awarded to new competitors.

Rather, the station, which took in revenue only from the ads on its Web site, could not sustain the rising costs of licensing fees and greater bandwidth for its more than one million listeners per month.

And with Skechers' sales online also rising sharply, and licensing revenues increasing, "we see net sales up 9.3% in 2018," says Amobi.

This decline is partly due to the rising trend of licensing popular music for ads (you can read more about this approach here), as brands and artists have seen the value in this type of cross-promotion.