Sentence examples for video services with from inspiring English sources
Sure, there's a roster of video services (with LoveFilm and BBC iPlayer heading up the UK offering), but whether we're talking discs or digital distribution, triple-A publishers or one-person teams, it is and always has been about games.
Along with the development of multimedia and hardware technologies, the demand for high-resolution video services with better quality has been increasing.
PCCW Media has aggressively expanded its video services with a pipeline of market launches over the past year or so, and Lee said that the primary focus now will be getting deeper into its existing markets.
Yahoo today is hoping to capitalize on the cord-cutting trend and consumers' growing attachment to streaming video services with the launch of a new app called Yahoo Video Guide.
A Morgan Stanley survey released back in May had 39percentt of U.S. consumers naming Netflix as offering the "best original programming" among subscription video services, with everyone else eating its dust, including HBO, which nabbed 14percentt, Amazon Prime Video (5 percent) and Showtime Networks, with a measly 3percentt of the votes.
On routes operated with Boeing 777-200LR equipassengersengers are provided with sleeper seats and on-demand audio and video services, with 85 channels on 15.4 inch IFE screens.
SEATTLE — Amazon paid about $1 billion two years ago to acquire Twitch, the streaming video service with a fanatical following among gamers.
It was seen on Ustream, a Web video service, with more than 20,000 viewing it on-demand in the days that followed.
Swedish gamer Felik Kjellberg's PewDiePie is currently the most popular channel in the world on Google's video service, with 12.8m subscribers and 2.3bn total views.
Amazon bundles its video service with its Prime subscription package which includes perks such as one-day delivery on products bought on the website and access to Amazon Music.
But this week NBC, whose corporate parent, NBC Universal, is starting its own Hulu.com video service with News Corporation next week, ordered the video of "Werewolf Bar Mitzvah" taken down from YouTube.
