Sentences with phrase «subscription video services like»

Along with Sony's Music and Video Unlimited apps, the PS4 also comes with several popular third - party subscription video services like Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon to name just a few.

Not exact matches

Today, Volk - Weiss licenses programs to established «real - time,» or «linear,» cable channels, like HBO, Showtime, and Epix; streaming video on - demand channels, like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and Seeso, NBCUniversal's new comedy subscription service (and increasingly, services from the linear channels); over-the-top-device companies like Roku, Microsoft (which makes Xbox), Sony (PlayStation), and Apple (Apple TV); and satellite - radio channel Sirius XM.

Update: The CRTC proposed new rules today that owners of video services like Shomi and CraveTV offer video services to all Canadians either over the Internet or through a TV subscription.

The Taiwanese smartphone maker plans to debut Wednesday a monthly subscription service for virtual reality media like video games and short interactive films.

Rogers Communications is taking the fight for the future of television distribution to enemy turf: the telecom giant today launched Shomi (pronounced «show me»), a subscription video - on - demand service launching in November to compete with over-the-top services like Netflix.

But Prime is just one of Amazon's subscription businesses, which now include offerings like Subscribe & Save, Amazon Instant Video, Amazon Mom and Amazon Web Services.

The company could also choose to turn its original video content efforts into its own Netflix - like video subscription service.

Which is all that Amazon wants from it, for now; it seems clear that their long - term strategy is to slowly ratchet up the pressure on traditional publishers until they give in and accept a model like Amazon Video, wherein consumers can either purchase individual episodes / shows / movies (Instant Video) or join a subscription service (Prime Instant Video.)

Netflix is the leader in video subscription services, with Amazon bringing up the rear with Amazon Prime, and services like Beats Music, Pandora and Spotify already offer music subscription services.

With the new streaming video service, library patrons can binge - watch videos the same way they do on subscription streaming video services like Netflix — for as little as pennies per view.

Of course, it won't beat subscription services like Netflix, but it's a great app for enjoying some good video.

Tuesday's Nook Video announcement could hint at Barnes & Noble's intent, but it won't be clear until it's known how much a video or a TV show might cost, since Nook Video won't be a subscription service like AmazVideo announcement could hint at Barnes & Noble's intent, but it won't be clear until it's known how much a video or a TV show might cost, since Nook Video won't be a subscription service like Amazvideo or a TV show might cost, since Nook Video won't be a subscription service like AmazVideo won't be a subscription service like Amazon's.

Library patrons can now binge - watch videos the same way they do with subscription streaming services like Netflix — for as little as pennies per view.

At that time, no details were offered on how Amazon might achieve the goal, but it's safe to assume that it would involve subscriptions to some combination of the company's services like Prime — which includes a video streaming component — or Kindle.

The subscription model, however, would function more like video services such as Netflix and Hulu, which charge monthly flat fees for unlimited streaming of TV shows and movies.

Streaming video service provider Hulu has today confirmed a $ 9.99 per month subscription - based model called Hulu Plus and, next to the likes of iPhone / iPad / iPod Touch, it's coming to both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

These included subscription based on - demand services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video, live TV services like Sling TV and YouTube TV, and more.

Dissimilar to other Amazon services like Prime Video, Twitch Prime will not be offered as an individual subscription service.

While the original app lacked key YouTube features like channel subscriptions, related videos, commenting and sharing, among other things, the new version of YouTube that replaced it now overlays voice controls on top of the experience, which Google claims is a violation of its Terms of Service.

Amazon is planning to sell them in bundles and offer a subscription service for customers who want video archives and advanced home monitoring, putting the product in direct competition with Alphabet's Nest brand and others in the smart home space, like Ring and Logitech.

iTunes Replay is the rumored name of the rumored Apple subscription video streaming service rumored to compete with the likes of Netflix.