Sentence examples for streaming venture from inspiring English sources
It did not.Since Google TV's launch in October, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, Hulu (an ABC, NBC, and Fox streaming venture), and Viacom (whose trove includes Comedy Central, MTV and Nickelodeon) have blocked access.
So the owner, Aritaur Communications, is staking out an unusual path to keep the music alive: if it raises $600,000 in donations by the end of January, it will try to reinvent WMVY as a nonprofit Web streaming venture.
Today, CBS stands in a position of strength, with solid ratings at its TV network and experiments with new streaming ventures.
Verizon, the parent company of the Verizon FiOS fiberoptic network, has teamed up with Redbox on a Web streaming joint venture.
The ACCC also waved through Ten's option to acquire 10% of the Presto streaming joint venture between Foxtel and the Seven Network, as well as Ten's proposal to acquire a 24.99 percentt stake in Foxtel advertising agency Multi-Channel Network.
The news emerged as Omnifone's original founder, Rob Lewis (who was no longer with Omnifone in its final years), prepares for his latest streaming music venture, Electric Jukebox, to launch its first product this week: a music player that plugs into your TV, and a controller that looks a little like a microphone.
He had closed a slate deal with a major Chinese group that would cover a further twenty per cent of STX's production costs, and nearly finalized another deal, with one of the country's largest companies, to be its partner in a television-streaming venture.
Now, more than ever, the biggest beauty bloggers are seeing their revenue streams venture off into new directions.
It is one of the driest places on earth, the desolation is broken here and there by verdant valleys where streams venture seaward from the distant Andes.
They hope that the program will supply not only future employees for Beats' current business, but also for a new venture, a streaming music service, Beats Music, that is expected to make its debut later this year.
