Sentence examples for television deployment from inspiring English sources

In contrast to video over the public Internet, with Internet Protocol Television deployment network security and performance are tightly managed to ensure a superior entertainment experience and resulting in a compelling business environment for content providers, customers and advertisers alike.

Following Kieran's deployment, television magazine What's on TV noted a change in Donna's demeanour, observing that she had "soured" in contrast to her former "bubbly" friendliness.

It is also the largest television-over-broadband deployment in the world.

The company could reduce its capital spending, but that would risk slowing its deployment of digital television and Internet access.

Developed by the two companies, the principles are designed to serve as a framework to facilitate deployment of online television content in a way that is consumer friendly and pro-competitive.

In 2009, Time Warner Cable announced an initiative known as TV Everywhere, a set of principles which were "designed to serve as a framework to facilitate deployment of online television content in a way that is consumer friendly, pro-competitive".

[C12] Cablevision Speeds Digital Service Cablevision said that it had significantly accelerated its deployment of digital-television service and that the Quadrangle Group had agreed to invest $75 million.

Cablevision Systems, the nation's No. 7 cable provider, announced yesterday that it had significantly accelerated its deployment of digital-television service and that a New York City investment firm had agreed to invest $75 million in the company.

To him, the claim that IPTV will capture 30% of television subscribers within five years of deployment seems over-optimistic: 10-15% is more like it, he says.

LaGrange sought to enhance its competitiveness in the knowledge economy through the deployment of an Internet television like service designed to be free and easy to use called LITV.

The musical score, by Mark Suozzo and Adam Schlesinger (Fountains of Wayne), evokes a bad television movie from the 1980s, and its deployment is as haphazard as the pacing and juxtaposition of the scenes.