Sentence examples for viewer demands from inspiring English sources

Most news media sites have tried to beef up their news content to meet viewer demands.

For households with competing viewer demands, that could mean less time spent arguing over which shows to record and more time enjoying marathon weekends of "The Sopranos" or "The Three Stooges".

Meanwhile, CNN uses data from three different analytics platforms plus TV ratings to tailor its editorial programming to viewer demand.

But even that's not set in stone: ABG's season one finale was 25 minutes long, partly due to viewer demand.

Tom Wolzien, an analyst with Bernstein Investment Research and Management, said that the success of such programming depends on how well independent broadcasters can keep up with viewer demand, given the cost of the servers and Internet connections required.

Whether there is long-term viewer demand will determine if they keep at it.

Anyone who's tried to watch a popular show like Game of Thrones online has probably had moments where everything pauses and you're stuck watching a spinning wheel or blinking dots as the streaming service struggles to handle viewer demand.

But Hansen said there are reasons other than viewer demand to revive the "Predator" concept.

KCOP planned on cancelling the show by the end of the month due to low ratings, but brought it back due to "viewer demand" at a 9 30 am daily time slot from 1 July to 30 August 1991.

On the other hand, Manet's "Olympia" ruffled feathers for depicting a subject who stared brazenly back at the viewer, demanding that if she was being seen, the viewer was, too. .

At his worst, the Dutch director showed a propensity for fleshy fireworks that demeaned just about everybody involved, but at his best he took advantage of the 1980s' shifting ethical standards to deliver movies that met viewers' demands for salacious storylines without pushing the no-brainer button.