Sentences with phrase «are the content providers»

Thanks to Giroux and others, the contemporary classroom - even if it falls short of the critical pedagogues» ideal - increasingly is a block - scheduled site presided over by a teacher who, at least concerning academics, is the guide on the side, eschews grades in favor of portfolios, minimizes ability - grouping, and, rather than being a content provider, is a manager of peer editing, team building, and other processes.

SMEs are your content providers and we all know that content is K - I - N - G!

I think what's most frightening about this situation — and, indeed, the situation a year or so ago when Amazon ripped an Orwell novel off a high school student's Kindle — is the content provider's ability to infiltrate someone's personally owned hardware to lock or retrieve licensed content.

The deal overall simply sees Kobo taking over from Deutsche Telekom as the platform provider of the organisation rather than being the content provider.

Rob Gisbey is a content provider for Analog Addiction from Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

It's a neat gesture, one that asks whether, like the ubiquitous social media site, the exhibition format is merely a platform and artists are the content providers — and, additionally, who benefits from whom.

Someone has to pay for bandwidth, and in my view it should not be the content providers, since that will favour big providers over small or innovative or unpopular but important providers.

Not exact matches

«When content provided by firms like Netflix reaches the consumer's network provider, it would be commercially unreasonable to charge the content provider to use that bandwidth, for which the consumer has already paid, and therefore [would be] prohibited,» Wheeler said.

For smaller content providers and consumers, they'd be required to adhere to the relatively more lenient standards set out under Section 706.

CBS is the latest digital content provider to get the memo about viewers» aversion to sitting through commercials.

Late last year, Wheeler floated a «split the baby» approach, whereby ISPs might be regulated under Title II in their dealings with large content providers such as Netflix and Google's YouTube.

And they disallow Internet providers from blocking lawful content, he says, adding that such an idea is commercially unreasonable and a violation of regulations.

The subscription - based video on demand site is more conducive to producing «viral» original content, which could give it a sustainable advantage over traditional networks and other on - demand providers such as Hulu and Amazon Prime Video, said Jefferies analyst John Janedis.

Ryan Sweeney is a content strategist at WorkWise, the provider of OnContact customer relationship management (CRM) software.

If the actual content provider — say, HBO, for example — isn't happy with the number of subscribers (and revenue) it's getting from a particular television provider, it may find it more worthwhile to go direct to consumers over the Internet through a Netflix - style streaming service.

As with Facebook's Instant Articles, however, Medium's offer to publishers brings up many of the same risks: Number one being that your fate — and the discoverability of your content, and any relationship you have with your readers around that content — is essentially in the hands of a third - party provider.

Hulu's close ties to content providers like Disney, Fox, Time Warner, and Comcast could give the streaming service a leg up in what is shaping up to be a competitive field.

Just last week I was having a conversation with an individual considering investing in a business that they had interacted with previously as a freelance content provider.

With its new features, Medium's main target appears to be blog - hosting or content - management providers like WordPress, whose open - source software powers more than 20 % of the web, including sites like Fortune and TechCrunch (Fortune is partnering with Medium for a trial project, as is Money magazine, both of which are owned by Time Inc.).

One caveat, however: Net neutrality, which simply means that ISPs are required to treat all content equally, regardless of what it is, and they can't give preference to some digital content providers over others, including yours.

Livingston says 20,000 have been created on Kik since it opened up the functionality in April, with brands like H&M and Sephora, and content providers like CNN and Funny or Die among them.

But with the rules removed, carriers would be free to adopt more punitive forms of favoritism, like tacking on extra fees for some content or indirectly raising the cost to customers by charging the fees to the content providers.

«One of the biggest obstacles to providing more customer choice stems from the contractual obligations that are imposed by content providers.

Tapping into the region's digital generation is both a challenge and an opportunity for media content providers.

Famed short seller Jim Chanos is putting Netflix and other entertainment content providers in his crosshairs.

Internet provider members such as Comcast and AT&T are currently locked in a war of words with technology company members such as Netflix and Amazon over the idea of paid prioritization, where ISPs can charge online content companies more for better - quality connections.

Hedge fund manager Jim Chanos of Kynikos Associates told CNBC that he is looking at a possible beat against Netflix and other entertainment content providers.

Judging by the description, the shorter videos Facebook has in mind will be very much like the content that providers like ATTN, NowThis, and BuzzFeed — with its popular Tasty cooking clips — already create for the social network.

Whether it's Britain enacting filters designed to block porn but which will inevitably snare a lot of other content, or Google flip - flopping on net neutrality now that it's a broadband provider, or whether it's people just getting overcharged for access in general, nothing good seems to be happening to this once - great democratizing and enabling force.

Dish hasn't been shy about using its new muscle against other content providers either: It has taken recent disputes with both CBS (cbs) and 21st Century Fox (fox) to the point where both removed their channels from the network, but ultimately signed new agreements at what Dish felt were more favorable rates.

Remember, one of the main points of net neutrality is to stop carriers trying to wrest revenue out of content providers» hands by charging for access to the carriers» customers.

Net neutrality is a concept stipulating that Internet service providers should enable access to all content and applications regardless of the source, and without favoring or blocking particular products or websites.

How the process works is that participating ISPs and large content providers agree to «exchange» traffic such that the costs that would normally be associated with paying another ISP more or less zero out (called a «settlement - free exchange»).

It's required in China, and without this license your hosting provider and CDNs can't deliver content to or in China.

What we're really talking about with IP - specific advertising is geo - targeting: the method of determining the geolocation of a website visitor and delivering different content to that visitor based on his or her current location, such as country, region or state, city, or metro code or zip code; organization; IP address; internet service provider (ISP) or other criteria.

The Olympics are a great opportunity to engage a captive global audience that is hungry for games - related content, but to reach your target audiences, generate demand and grow revenue takes a bit of planning and working with the right localization service provider.

Media giants across the country have been scrambling to adapt as internet - based content providers drain revenues once thought to be monopolized by a few industry titans.

We will lead the drive towards a neutral Internet, but we need our fellow publishers and content providers to do so as well, so that the playing field continues to be level.»

When you, as a content provider, sign up with Quuu Promote, your content lands among those suggestions (assuming it's relevant to the influencer's audience and interests).

Perhaps even more worrisome for cable providers are services like HBO Now, which deliver what had been exclusive cable content directly to subscribers, and whose growth is also accelerating.

Complicating this is the fact that more and more internet providers are getting into the content game themselves.

However, the likes of AT&T and Verizon have taken a more aggressive step and charged content providers for the ability to be zero - rated on their networks.

The proposed repeal of the current Obama - era protections would be a big win for ISPs including Comcast and Verizon, but has been strongly opposed by tech firms like Google and Facebook — though those giants are less likely to be hurt than smaller content providers.

That followed an announcement a few weeks ago by AT&T that it was introducing a «sponsored data» feature for smartphones that would allow websites and online service providers to pay for exempting their content from users» monthly data caps.

Whether it'll be a console selling point in 2017 or not — assuming Project Scorpio arrives with premium pricing and streaming providers like Netflix start dishing out substantial 4K content — remains to be seen.

In each of these cases, the very notion of net neutrality — or the idea that the traffic and content that flows across the Internet should be free from unnecessary discrimination by network providers — will be sorely tested this year.

Up until now, Netflix has practically had the streaming content field to itself, but all sorts of problems are beginning to crop up, from content providers demanding higher licensing fees to increasingly heated competition from the likes of Amazon Prime.

They were intended to ensure a free and open internet, give consumers equal access to web content and prevent broadband service providers from favoring their own content.

Last week U.S. President Barack Obama said Internet service providers should be regulated more like public utilities to make sure they grant equal access to all content providers.

We see it in developing countries as a teaser to get some customers to use mobile data and to give access to publicly beneficial data (Wikipedia, government sites, health sites etc) and then there are countries where it is a commercial deal between mobile or fixed operators and certain content providers.