Sentence examples for tv on demand from inspiring English sources

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But the "open all hours" culture on the UK high street and freedom to shop in different ways also means that consumers admit to being daunted by choice, whether for informal dining, music streaming or TV on demand.

The blue light filters now available on many devices address only part of the problem: TV on demand, addictive games and fear of missing out on social media make it harder than ever to switch off.

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The market is also changing rapidly with Amazon and Netflix reflecting a new culture of "TV on demand".

In 2012, according to BARB research, people still watched an average of four hours a day of 'linear television' - TV that is live or played back within seven days of broadcast, not counting downloads or 'TV on demand'.

British TV networks the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 will launch a new joint online TV on-demand service that will provide a one-stop shop of content from all channels.

BSkyB's Now TV on-demand service aimed at pay-TV refusniks offers a pay-as-you-go "day pass", priced at £9.99, to TalkTalk TV customers.

It helped to develop all the new ways we watch TV — on-demand, bingeing, mobile.

How big is the public's appetite for web-enabled viewing that incorporates traditional linear TV, on-demand and apps?

Netflix announced yesterday it had struck a deal with Warner Bros to bring all 236 episodes of the hit show to its TV on-demand service.