Sentence examples for subscription network from inspiring English sources

The subscription network includes several shows, including a weekday afternoon one by Mr. Beck.

Marvel Television will ready a series based on Daredevil, a blind man whose remaining senses are superhuman, in time for a 2015 release on the internet subscription network.

The Internet is rife with Web pages that describe why a site offering game tools or information has shut down, started charging, moved to a subscription network or asked for donations to offset bandwidth costs.

The previous night, a mile and a half from Staples Center, UFC bosses Lorenzo Fertitta and Dana White sat cage-side inside the hallowed Shrine Auditorium, where Invicta FC, an all female MMA promotion, was streamed live on UFC's online subscription network, UFC Fight Pass.

In the more private, insulated realm of the WWE's subscription network, there have been no observable changes beyond the erasure of the 1980s Saturday morning cartoon, Hulk Hogan's Rock n' Wrestling.

That all this is happening on a show created for commercial television — rather than for one of the subscription networks widely considered more artistically free — is one of the most remarkable aspects of the show's success, and a huge bonus for AMC.

Yes, some of the subscription networks like HBO and Showtime have done a good job here, but Hastings said, "The big system has to figure out TV everywhere".

Influence (e.g. Twitter, YouTube channel subscriptions): Networks that utilize a one-sided follow model create an influence dynamic.

The Motorola deal adds some credibility to Sega's Seganet online subscription gaming network, which launches in September, since it gives customers a way to tap into the network wirelessly to play and/or download games.

The introduction of free or advertiser-supported Web sites that stream movies and television shows, such as Hulu (a joint venture of NBC Universal and Fox News Corp ., and commercial subscription P2P network services, such as Vudu, Inc., have made it all but impossible to distinguish cases of digital piracy.

A two season, twenty episode workplace comedy on the subscription cable network Starz, "Party Down" featured an impressive cast playing Hollywood hopefuls (and burnouts).