Sentence examples for service which competes from inspiring English sources

AV suggested to Nomura that "Apple's objective of this deal should be Beats' new music streaming service, which competes with Spotify and Pandora," according to a Nomura note to clients dated 23 May.

Amazon did not reveal any specific projects but said that movies will be released in theatres first and then quickly move onto its Prime Instant Video service, which competes with rivals including Netflix and Apple.

The government recently spent €7.5m on a stake in Dailymotion, a popular online video service which competes directly with Google's YouTube, with the aim of creating a French-language internet champion.But many French internet firms fear a new tax.

The new service, which competes with other travel search engines, comes as Google fights antitrust investigations that include a look at whether Google discriminates against existing Web sites in search results when it enters new businesses.

Viacom, which owns Channel 5, declared misgivings about Radio 1's launch of a live music video service, which "competes directly with our MTV channels, and the proposed additional two hours of CBBC which will compete with our Nickelodeon channels".

In a letter last week, the F.C.C. asked AOL and Time Warner about America Online's instant messaging service and that company's stake in Hughes Communications, the provider of the DirecTV satellite service, which competes with Time Warner cable systems.

"Services which compete with telecom operator services will not be allowed on Free Basics.

Some volunteers in Mexico City expressed frustration at the disorganization among military and civilian emergency services, which competed over who would lead the rescue efforts.

This is the primary logic behind our recommendation for these metrics to be embraced by mental health services, which compete, at least partially, with pharmaceuticals for funding.

This is especially true for mobile services, which compete with established solutions and thus need to provide benefits when it comes to ease of use [ 46].

For one thing, AT&T, which got its stake in Roadrunner by acquiring the cable company Media One, had been under government pressure to get rid of its stake; AT&T owns a controlling stake in an Internet-access service, Excite@Home, which competes with Roadrunner.