The company said that films would appear on its online service within four to eight weeks of premiering in a theatre, much swifter than the standard industry agreed strategy of delaying releases for 39 to 52 weeks.
Reformers think the procedure for sacking bullies in uniform should be much swifter.
A study in 20 American cities, published in the American Academy of Pediatrics in 2013, found that young children in homes with little or no spanking showed swifter cognitive development than their peers.
IF SETTING up a hedge fund were easy, more people would do it: bar inheritance or winning the lottery, there are few swifter paths to immense riches.
Elsewhere in the isthmus, jailing a few corrupt politicians, and then doing the same to big tax evaders, might bring swifter returns.
And second, it should also help to lift productivity growth by encouraging a swifter reallocation of labour from declining to expanding firms.Europe's capital market is being transformed even more radically, thanks to the euro.
It expects the economy to contract in the second half of this year and predicts that GDP will fall by 0.25% in 2009, which would be the first yearly decline since 1991.The more the economy weakens, the swifter the Bank of England is likely to be in lowering the base rate from its present level of 5.0%.
But it also makes the case for a swifter plan to cut the deficit over the next parliament, reaching 5% of GDP by 2015-16 rathan then the 4% envisaged by Labour.
This week panicked Argentines travelled to Chile and Uruguay in droves to buy drugs such as Tamiflu, despite the government's insistence that it would ensure there are sufficient stocks.Chile's response seems to have been swifter, better co-ordinated and more decisive.
Take-up is swifter in places that are urbanising fast.
Less than 30% of school children take pre-university diplomas, compared with 36-37% in the state as a whole, complains the town's mayor, Adolf Sauerland.Progress would be swifter if collaboration were closer.
