Sentence examples for viewer behaviour from inspiring English sources

Unlike RBS or HBOS, TV companies have not expanded exponentially into new markets they failed to understand, but changing viewer behaviour is rendering their business models obsolete.

But does using data analytics to learn about reader and viewer behaviour, then make publishing decisions based on that analysis, really count as AI?

Tank Top Movies makes money from any available affiliate revenue generated from the leads it produces, though the primary business model is a more ambitious data play: It wants to help the film industry better understand their audience by selling aggregated viewer behaviour and preferences back to them — but only when, and if, it's able to reach enough scale to be in a position to do so.

In the process, however, it is not just the preferred way of accessing broadcasting services which is changing, but viewer behaviour as a whole, away from linear TV towards the non-linear, deferred consumption of services via the user's terminal device of choice.

Speaking at the Oxford Media Convention on Wednesday, however, Lord Hall said the "flexible" nature of the licence fee allowed it to adapt over the years to encompass changing patterns of viewers' behaviour.

Bad news because it is clear that efforts to steer television viewers' online behaviour ("visit our website!") have not yet borne substantial fruit.

Best of all, he is unerringly calm and logical and as such represents the voice of the viewer when irrational behaviour threatens to glibly generate plot.

In July, YouTube banned one couple whose videos had been regularly criticised by viewers for depicting behaviour some felt was tantamount to child abuse.

The prize is clear: a better service for time-poor viewers whose very behaviour is telling you what they want, and a better service for advertisers who want demonstrable bang for their buck.

In order to elucidate the diagnostic process of examining pathologists, the VPS (Virtual Pathology Slide), a virtual slide viewer that records diagnostic behaviour, has been developed and validated [ 23].

When Jamie Oliver campaigned against chicken nuggets and Turkey Twizzlers in school meals in 2006, viewers watched children's behaviour improve and classrooms become calmer, more civil places.