Sentence examples for viewer choices from inspiring English sources

Interesting enough on its own, but not all that innovative — Then, about 15 seconds into the video, the creators kick it up a notch, and start giving the viewer choices about the music itself as well, making it possible to create a remix on the fly, as the track is playing.

It's not that late-night TV is immune to the increase in viewer choices and technological trends that have sliced and diced the mass audience that Leno and David Letterman battled over in the 1990s.

The decision restricts viewer choice.

"It's good for viewer choice," he said.

Viewer choice and control increased dramatically with these technologies and would increase even more profoundly in the new century.

"Releasing them all at once means you are withholding them" as they are made, Mr. Price said, adding that Amazon is seeking to maximize viewer choice.

"We realized it would be a great testing ground for things like viewer choice, where you can program your own reality experience," Mr. Richmond said.

The change prompted accusations of a "regulatory cop-out" by the then Labour government and fears that it would threaten viewer choice and media plurality in Britain.

Whereas the BBC launched its online channel (BBC3, in February) to save cash, Channel 4 created its with the aim of increasing viewer choice.

The list was compiled, according to YouTube, using a combination of factors that signaled viewer choice, including number of views and the view rate, how much of the spot the viewers decided to watch.

How do you hope your show will change viewers' choices as consumers?