Content Delivery definition

Content Delivery means the delivery of Client Content to Active Users. Content Delivery volume is calculated as follows: size of Client Content (in gigabytes) multiplied by the number of Active Users receiving the Client Content.
Content Delivery. The delivery of Customer Content such as digital audio, video, or computer software over the Internet.
Content Delivery. Tangerine is an affiliate of TVN’s satellite delivered transport service and shall receive Eurocinema’s monthly pre-encoded film content per TVN’s content pitch schedule Territory: Currently, countries including the U.S., Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, Hong Kong, Japan, the U.K. and Central Latin America. However, Eurocinema will make best efforts to obtain worldwide rights for hotels and other mixed media venues that Tangerine may service in other parts of Asia, Europe, Australia and the Middle East. Eurocinema will notify Tangerine once these rights are obtained. Marketing: Eurocinema will provide promotional print (photos) materials, video promos and content synopsis information to be used for the on-screen guide and promotion channel. Confidentiality: This Agreement and all information exchanged between the Parties will be kept confidential.

Examples of Content Delivery in a sentence

  • The Suppliers relies on Cloudflare Workers, a globally distributed Content Delivery Network (CDN), to optimize response times by executing processing as close to end users as possible.

  • The collection of these front-end events is automatically done by the Services but can be disabled by the Client (globally or per User) The Suppliers relies on Cloudflare Workers, a globally distributed Content Delivery Network (CDN), to optimize response times by executing processing as close to end users as possible.


More Definitions of Content Delivery

Content Delivery means the delivery of non‐Cornerstone Content to Active Users. Content Delivery volume is calculated as follows: size of Content (in gigabytes) multiplied by the number of Active Users receiving the Content.