But it said on-demand TV would grow as a proportion of the timeshifted total.
The company said on-demand usage spiked 25 percent that week, compared with the same week last year.
Chino resident Donna Henley said on-demand movies have disappeared from her FiOS TV service since Frontier rode into town.
Former Blue Peter editor Richard Marson, currently making the second series of independent producer TwoFour documentary Our School for CBBC, says on-demand ratings are "dwarfing" traditional viewing figures for some children's programmes.
He went on to say that while he does think there is room for radio-based services, like Pandora, Boom says on-demand music is "no doubt" the better experience.
Inspired by other apps that act like a remote control for real life, like Uber, Waxman says, on-demand Groupers allow users to tap a button, get matched with three new people they've never met and schedule a Grouper the same night.
The debate has spilled into U.S. presidential politics, with Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton in July saying on-demand companies raise "hard questions" about workplace protection and what a good job will look like in the future.
Credit Suisse Analyst Robert Moskow said, "On the demand side, we have yet to see weak beef demand from this summer's higher retail beef prices, but lower consumer disposable income, record fuel prices and relatively cheap pork suggests beef is vulnerable".
And as I said on 9/11, demanded that we identify those who committed these acts as well as those who encouraged them through actions of silence and make them fully pay for their crimes.
VIENNA, April 23 (Reuters) - Growing Asian demand for ivory and rhino horn as gifts and hangover cures - not for traditional medicine - is fuelling a poaching boom, international officials said on Tuesday, demanding stiffer penalties for traffickers.
Ulrich Schumacher, chief executive of Infineon, a big German producer of microchips, said on January 3rd: "Demand is still strong, so pricing is on the way up.
