In 2015, music video grew 101.9 percent to 172.4 billion streams, while audio streams grew 283 percent to 246 billion streams.
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For streams in any given week, "More Life" earned 255,690,575 streams.
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The former are known as intermittent streams, the latter, ephemeral streams.
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The Billboard Hot 100, which charts singles, will continue to take several metrics into account, including subscription streams, ad-supported streams, and "programmed streams" from platforms like Pandora, plus radio play, video streams, and digital sales.
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In author Thomas C. Corley's five-year study of self-made millionaires, he found that many of them develop multiple streams of income: 65% had three streams, 45% had four streams, and 29% had five or more streams.
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Periscope streams were already interactive, as viewers could add comments or hearts to streams.
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We laugh a lot about the different time streams, and other possible time streams.
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In total, on-demand audio streams surpassed 400 billion streams in 2017, compared to 252 billion in 2016, and overall on-demand streams, including video, exceeded 618 billion.
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Drake also broke the record on Sunday for single-day artist streams, with 76,355,041 streams.
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Currently, Billboard weighs all of these streams equally, under the umbrella of "on-demand" streams.
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On the subject of streams: Yes, we did water-test them in chilly mountain streams.
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For example, Nicki Minaj's most popular song "Bang Bang" has seen more than 730+ million streams; One Direction's "What Makes You Beautiful" has reached 270+ million streams; Beyoncé's "Halo" has more than 705 million all-time streams; Ariana Grande's "thank u, next" saw 973+ million streams; Kendrick Lamar's top song of all time, "Humble," has received more than 1.1 billion streams; and Mark Ronson's "Uptown Funk" hit more than 1.08 billion streams.
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Meanwhile, audio streams only grew 20193% by comparison, going from 261.0 billion streams in the first half of last year to 333.5 billion streams in the first half of 2019.
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Earlier this year, Billboard changed how streams are weighted on its charts, devaluing YouTube's ad-supported music streams in comparison to streams from paid services like Apple Music and Spotify.
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In 413, the most popular artist, Drake, was streamed 6.1 billion times, followed by Rihanna (3.3 billion streams), Twenty One Pilots (2.7 billion streams) and The Weeknd (2.6 billion streams).
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While overall, streaming was up year-over-year to 20153 billion streams, video streams grew more.
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A new processing card supports up to three streams of 26K or 12 streams of 4K.
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"Despacito" accumulated most of its streams on YouTube, where the original video has more than 2.6 billion streams, and the official remix stream on Fonsi's channel has more than 400 million streams.
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There were streams with commentary from people hosting the episode and streams without anyone talking at all.
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Because Squad Streams feature four windowed streams simultaneously, the company needs to adjust the video quality of various streams on the fly, a transcoding feature only available to Twitch Partners at the moment.
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You can still see their [archived streams], they don't promote other streams, they don't promote other popular channels.
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The new ratios, set after months of industry lobbying, are 1,250 for paid streams and 3,23 for free streams.
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"There is no straight line between us and this boy, only streams leading to streams, leading to streams, leading to streams, and sometimes—tell me if I lie—you get so lost in the stream that the boy fades, and with him the reason you search for him," one character tells Tracker.
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Menzel and Bublé's duet reached 4.8 million streams, and Brett Eldredge's 2016 cover, featuring Meghan Trainor, hit 3.6 million streams.
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There were streams with active chats and in-house jokes, but there were also streams where people were mostly silent.
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The science of recent decades also taught us that small, sometimes dry streams and wetlands are connected to small permanent streams, which are connected to and affect the quality of larger streams, rivers, estuaries and the oceans.
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The only place women break into the top 10 are with global streams of Ariana Grande with 3 billion streams this year, which places her at just above one third the streams of the most streamed male artist.
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Streams also popped up on Twitter-owned Periscope and there were a few unofficial streams popping up on YouTube as well.
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The reason for the speed decrease is a drop in antennas, from 4 x 4 streams to 2 x 2 streams.
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In the Overwatch League, teams will get an equal amount from these revenue streams on top of their local revenue streams.
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Amazon Live, as its service is called, streams live video shows from both Amazon talent and brands broadcasting their own streams.
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Once there, travelers can typically see two streams of water cascading down the rocks, or three streams during days of high water.
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Most streams are focused primarily on video games, but there are also streams from musicians, knitters, storytellers, makeup artists, scientists, and photographers.
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The report additionally broke down the record 507.7 billion on-demand streams into both on-demand audio streams — like those found on Spotify and Apple Music — and on-demand video streams, found it was the latter that was growing faster.
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It used all registered streams on global on-demand services including Spotify, Apple Music and Deezer as well as streams from official song/video streams on YouTube to determine that "Bohemian Rhapsody" was the most streamed song from the 20th century.
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Both Apple and Samsung are searching for new viable revenue streams and are hoping the smartwatch can be one of those new streams.
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The Thursday debate also had 1.5 million concurrent streams, according to Omniture and Akamai; that is a primary debate record for live streams.
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Last year we announced our plan to retire Site Streams & User Streams, and replace them with the Account Activity API (currently in beta).
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But the Billboard chart is finicky, as it gives the most weight to streams of songs (with streams on paid tiers like Spotify Premium weighted ahead of streams on ad-supported platforms like YouTube), followed by radio air time and digital sales.
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Eminem's "Kamikaze" is No. 3, with 65,000 units (57 million streams); Drake's "Scorpion," in its 13th week, is No. 4, adding another 63,000 units (81 million streams); and No. 5 is Travis Scott's "Astroworld," eight weeks on, with 57,000 units (76 million streams).
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Tidal has offered users of its HiFi tier FLAC streams, which are CD-quality lossless streams that come through at 44.1 kHz / 16 bit.
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You can pay extra for more storage ($14.99 per month), unlimited simultaneous streams ($14847803), both unlimited storage and simultaneous streams ($19.99) and Showtime ($8.99).
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But it also means you don't need a Twitter account to watch the NFL streams, or any of the other streams, from your television.
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The service supports up to two simultaneous streams, and unlike Hulu, there's no way to pay to add more streams for an additional fee.
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Artists would need 3.7 million streams on Amazon Music and a whopping 21.8 million streams on YouTube just to earn the federal minimum wage.
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TechCrunch understands that Netflix, which maintains several different streams for a single title, is removing the highest bandwidth streams as part of this move.
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It aims to better protect thousands of miles of streams from abuse by requiring companies to operate responsibly, monitor streams and restore them to health.
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That package will allow for unlimited streams on your home network and up to three streams on mobile devices when you are outside the home.
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Online streams showing the game, which saw the Philadelphia Eagles defeat the New England Patriots, peaked with an online audience of 3.1 million concurrent streams.
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In the new year, Billboard will adjust its chart formulas to give greater weight to streams from paid subscription services, and less to free streams.
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So far, The Weeknd's looking pretty smart ... the album passed 1 BILLION streams in its first week, and the first day saw 100 million streams.
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The company follows a "roll-up" strategy: purchasing older tools for their maintenance revenue streams, streams which — while not always large — are almost always very profitable.
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"Attire in gaming streams, most at-home streams, and all profile/channel imagery should be appropriate for a public street, mall, or restaurant," the company says.
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Simply, they added encryption on their Open Connect servers, and expect that most streams will be using transport layer streams by the end of the year.
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It would literally bury miles of spawning streams under a mine waste disposal pond, and remove water from rivers and streams that salmon need to thrive.
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Just as the jet-streams of Earth shape our climate, Jupiter's jet-streams shape the clouds of ammonia cast about in the gas giant's upper atmosphere.
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While Twitch's livestream directory might have a couple pirated sports streams or sketchy gambling streams, its top ranks aren't nearly as dominated by ads for cheats.
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The hit song "Despacito" saw more than 1.3 billion all-time streams and "Gangnam Style" has more than 205+ million streams since its debut in 2012.
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High-definition streams require more bandwidth, so setting users' streams to standard-definition by default should help to lower bit rates and free up internet access.
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It also goes without saying that streams of the fight will likely be available all over the place come Saturday, with the boxing subreddit /r/boxing likely your best bet to find vetted, malware-free streams (websites hosting live sports streams are common vectors for malware).
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The RIAA didn't even count streams toward a gold or platinum album certification until last year, when it made 43,500 track streams equivalent to one album sale.
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The portfolio consists of 74 royalties, streams and precious metals offtakes and will result in Osisko holding a total of 131 royalties and streams, the company said.
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Both "Shape of You" and "Castle on the Hill" broke Spotify's previous record for streams within a 24-hour period with more than 6 million streams each.
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Updated with more developments from Twitter, and a small correction: Favstar is currently using Site Streams, not User Streams (both are part of the older stream APIs)
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In 2017, when she released "Reputation", though she sold 2.2m albums, she chalked up only 1.3bn streams, whereas Drake achieved 5.9bn streams against just over 600,000 sales.
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Live-streams on TikTok aren't archived, so sleep-streams, many of which are simply a dark blank screen, provide a time and place for users to meet.
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Here are the current conversion ratios: 213 album = 29,20183 paid streams (such as Apple Music and Spotify) = 22018,2100 free streams (such as YouTube or Spotify's free tier).
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Last year, Adobe reported that 37 percent of TV Everywhere content streams were for sporting events, and sports video streams were up 640 percent year-over-year.
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The disputed numbers in question were that The Life of Pablo achieved 250 million streams in 103 days and that Lemonade tallied 306 million streams within 15 days.
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"Comedy accounts for the most streams of any TV genre," Coby told CNBC, adding that around 20 percent of Hulu TV streams are comedy, for largely competitive reasons.
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Already, the album broke two records on Apple Music: for most first-day streams of a pop album, and for most first-day streams of a female artist.
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According to Nielsen data, video streaming grew 39.6% from 124.7 billion streams in the first half of 2018 to 174.2 billion streams in the first half of 2019.
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Twitch says this rollout strategy is due to the need for video quality options (transcodes) on the Squad Streams — an option Partners have on their streams by default.
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Drizzy also has the most streams for any artist in a single day with 76,355,041 streams to Sheeran's 68,695,172 the first full day his new album was available.
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YouTube's airing of the U.S. presidential debates via news organizations' live streams have clocked in as the most-viewed political live streams of all time, the company says.
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That means the bulk of "Scorpion" consumption has taken place on streaming services, where 7.63,27.6 paid streams and 22018,230 free streams equal one album; the rest were downloads.
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High-altitude streams are expected to warm less, and the Chinook here will find a cold-water refuge — and if they adapt, a base for repopulating other streams.
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Sling TV ranges anywhere from one to four concurrent streams depending on package, DirecTV Now limits you to two, and PlayStation Vue leads everyone with five streams at once.
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While All Access subscribers have had access to CBS-owned NFL streams since the 2016 season, this is the first time those streams will be available on mobile devices.
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Before the policy change on May 10th, his music received an average of 6,584,000 streams per week on Spotify; in the week after the announcement it received 6,676,000 streams.
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The "frontcourt" streams will incorporate the alternative audio options with rotating groups of NBA influencers, while the "backcourt" streams will feature the Second Spectrum technology, including the statistical overlays.
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"Villains" (Matador) added just six million streams to its 163,000 in sales, landing at No. 3, while "Fifth Harmony" (Epic/Syco) had 32,000 albums sold and 17 million streams.
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"Analysis of Taliban revenue sources suggests that they remain highly diverse, with various income streams that enable the Taliban to quickly substitute for declining asset streams," the report said.
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Streamers will be able to choose who can clip their streams, based on their channel progression rank — basically a loyalty program that you enter by watching a channel's streams.
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That is, APIs originally slated for a June 13, 2018 shutdown – including Site Streams, User Streams, and legacy Direct Message Endpoints – will now be deprecated on Wednesday, August 16, 2018.
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In addition, Twitter makes it clear that any apps that rely on the older Site Streams and User Streams APIs, will have to live without that functionality after August 16th.
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Streams from paid users pay far better than streams from ad-supported users on Spotify, and Swift is nothing if not fully in control of her content and her finances.
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Noting this new development project in passing on the Streams website, DeepMind writes: In time, we hope that [Streams] can help unlock the next wave of innovation in the NHS.
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It also found that Communities weren't driving viewers to watch streams — in fact less than 22018 percent of Twitch viewership was from users who found streams through the Communities feature.
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After adding the streams you want to track, you can change the layout around, flip between audio streams, and move back and forth between fullscreen and multicasting mode using gestures.
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Between 2004 and 2014, over 5,000 gas wells were fracked in Arkansas' Fayetteville Shale play, primarily using water from streams and impoundments created by over 150 dams on those streams.
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While a number of TVs and set-top-boxes already support 4K Netflix streams, the PC has largely been left out of the high-quality streams due to piracy fears.
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His collaboration with DJ Khalid, "Saturday Nights REMIX," has almost 300 million streams on Spotify, while his song with electronic music producer Marshmello, "One Thing Right," has 42 million streams.
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Streams ended up at the heart of a scandal as Britain's top data cop the Information Commissioner found Streams had illegally gained access the medical data of 1.6 million patients.
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The live streams will happen between 4pm and 9pm PT. During the streams, you can chat with experts, share your personal experiences and ultimately learn more about sex and pleasure.
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The Stream Protection rule requires companies to avoid mining practices that could pollute streams and drinking water sources, restore streams, and promise to return mined areas to their original form.
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FREE STREAMS: PAID STREAMS: If you are already paying for TV — either via a traditional cable/satellite company or a new internet streaming service — you can probably stream the games.
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The other 29,22016 units, called "streaming equivalent album" (SEA) units, were from online streaming which, by Billboard's math, is equal to 29 million track streams (13,21 streams per SEA "unit").
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So, yeah, the visual streams of Lemonade didn't make a difference; it was the 485,000 physical copies and the mass of audio streams through Tidal on top that pushed it.
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XXX experienced a 17 percent drop in streams following the implementation of Spotify's policy, while Kelly's streams only grew amidst a plethora of new accusations and the ongoing #MuteRKelly movement.
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Those limits are one simultaneous stream on the basic ($7.99/month) plan, two simultaneous streams on the standard ($9.99/month) plan, and four simultaneous streams on the premium ($11.99/month) plan.
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Whereas only Sony phones could live stream in 2014, today, we have a GitHub page compiling up to nine different live streams and even live stream translations of those live streams.
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That's about the middle of the pack: Sony Vue offers five concurrent streams, DirecTV Now offers two, and Sling offers between one and four streams depending on the package you purchase.
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This not only offers a great experience for the new live 360 streams, which are best enjoyed at high resolutions and high frame rates, but will benefit video game streams, too.
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No. Twitter, in fact, is the one responsible for its User Streams and Site Streams APIs – the APIs that serve the core functions of these now deprecated third-party Twitter clients.
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Stephenson said the app will allow customers to use two streams per household, although he said AT&T does have the ability to charge more for additional streams, according to CNET.
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In their model, "the human takes those streams of information and creates from those various streams a control signal which is a force to push the handle bars," Dr. Hubbard said.
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Under the new system, 1,250 paid streams or 3,750 free streams will equal one unit, while the math on the Hot 100 singles chart will have multiple weighted tiers as well.
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Of the 209.4 billion total music streams in the US market during the period, audio platforms made up 55% (or 114.23 billion streams), while video platforms comprised just 45% (95.17 billion).
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That's audio streams, to be clear – not just music.
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Streaming more than ... We build our streams for mobile.
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She was sitting in her parents' bedroom, scrolling through the stats on her distribution site, and noticed that she'd jumped from about 1003,000 streams total to 13,000 streams for just that day.
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J. Cole's fifth album, KOD, has broken Apple Music's record for streams in the first 24 hours in the US with 64.5 million streams on its first day, Apple tells The Verge.
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For now, companies like Data Propria still have plenty of data streams to pull from, but as Facebook and others overhaul their privacy practices, it's unclear how long those streams will last.
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Rather than downloading games or playing them off a Blu-ray disc, Stadia streams games to you wherever you are, like Netflix streams movies and TV shows to you wherever you are.
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So recognizing that we needed multiple revenue streams, which when you go back to my Time Inc days, when you go back to your magazine days, we've always had multiple revenue streams.
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The album's 95,000 equivalent sales includes 90,000 copies sold as a full album as well as just 5.4 million streams — the lowest number of streams for any No. 13 album this year.
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With both charts, a decision was made over how streams are weighted against physical sales (streams currently counting a lot less) but the methodology for converting album streams into 'popularity' is even more complicated, as it reduces the influence of lead singles by down-weighting the two best performing songs from an album – if that makes sense.
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Merchants would schedule regular streams to showcase new products and model them to would-be buyers, or offer special incentives for free items if users shared their live streams onto their news feeds.
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Songs from the most popular artists now routinely surpass 1bn streams on subscription services—"Shape of You" by Ed Sheeran was Spotify's top track in 2017 as of early December, with 1.4bn streams.
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Ephemeral streams that make up a large percentage of the total river miles in the United States could lose protections, as could intermittent streams, but the extent of the losses was not clear.
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A whopping total of 45 billion streams were served last year, which is a 68 percent rise on 2015's 26.8 billion audio streams, and a 500 percent increase on 2013's numbers.
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Merlin analyzed half a trillion streams over the past four years and found that music from independent labels got 25 percent more streams from paying users of streaming music versus free-tier users.
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However, the company failed to respond to TechCrunch's inquiries about how much artists would earn per 1000 ad-supported or premium subscription listener streams, or how many streams would earn them a dollar.
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For Beyonce, perfume is one of her biggest revenue streams.
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The streams will be in HD and available via NBCOlympics.
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But we also engage with alternative fundraising streams for Redress.
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Apple News will have an elections hub, including live streams.
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But the startup is looking at other potential revenue streams.
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It has several distinct revenue streams, diversification, markets like that.
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Today over 500,000 people have watched my videos and streams.
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Gigantic numbers of streams help make the difference for Ultra.
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They present value pension payouts and other future income streams.
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And he's also going to be doing some entertainment streams.
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I think that there's going to be converging data streams.
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It also streams music without any hiccups in the connection.
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Will there be more accidental live streams in the future?
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Some users have even taken to watching countdown streams live.
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"Outright prohibition just hands revenue streams to villains," he wrote.
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The pair subsequently suspended use of Streams in the hospitals.
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If she got less front page promotion, again, less streams.
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After this initial process, you'll be authenticated for future streams.
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If you get both, you can do four concurrent streams.
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Significant water rises can occur on area streams and rivers.
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We were reaching about half a billion streams a month.
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The app encourages users to be creative within their streams.
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"All three are significant revenue streams for us," he said.
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" Among other streams, that slide mentions "merchandise" and "membership services.
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She also streams Fortnite on Twitch using the gamertag impearey.
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Perhaps more impressive is the spike in streams and downloads.
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And naturally, it streams everything it sees in HD video.
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We'll do this like we stock trout streams in America.
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I edited and combined two streams into the video below.
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This way, BlaBlaCar could find new revenue streams as well.
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Previously, Live streams could only be up to 90 minutes.
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What are your plans for growth of additional revenue streams?
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Kimanis is one of the largest Malaysian crude output streams.
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Passively watching videos and streams could be a time suck.
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Bernstein's grand comedic opera often crosses streams with musical theater.
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Ads crowded the streams of even the most vigilant users.
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Nearby, a creek flowed toward one of the endangered streams.
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This "cord cutting" threatens the revenue streams of media companies.
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Netflix's approach to what it streams has been similarly flexible.
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Dividend funds also have a diverse selection of revenue streams.
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Water that flows through streams and rivers also declined sharply.
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Even that young, I felt a strong attraction to streams.
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Roku already makes a device that streams video to televisions.
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"The Stream Protection Rule is not about protecting streams," Rep.
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Today over 85033,000 people have watched my videos and streams.
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Simply, with HDR support on HDR material, streams look great.
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"It's good to have multiple streams of income," he said.
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Though this audit only examined the current functioning of Streams.
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It's still a relatively small number of streams versus downloads.
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PhenixP2P wants to make live online video streams truly live.
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Well, the unique users will include the video streams, right?
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Now, it holds that title with 2.3 billion streams total.
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In the intense summer heat, sweat streams down his face.
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"The Seven Streams of the River Ota" is very long.
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And how much musicians make from those streams remains debated.
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We drove on, past valleys, sunlit meadows, streams, grazing elk.
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An Off Broadway riff on Harry Potter streams on BroadwayHD.
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Luckily, my church, Convent Avenue Baptist Church, streams Sunday service.
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Leaking wastewater systems have polluted streams in Yellowstone and Yosemite.
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Her music has more than 403 million streams on Spotify.
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Dozens of people bathed and swam in the roadside streams.
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"Woman in the Moon" streams from Kanopy and Amazon Prime.
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All year long, Earth passes through streams of cosmic debris.
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What excites you the most about potential other revenue streams?
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He in turn fed the delta of multiple junior streams.
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The revenue demands could mean more ads in our streams.
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Someone had wrapped the railing with streams of Christmas tinsel.
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Essentially, people passively earn digital points just by watching streams.
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For 4K and four simultaneous streams, it's $16 a month.
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And a new season of "Queer Eye" streams on Netflix.
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And the Monterey Pop Festival streams on its 51st anniversary.
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The pirated sports streams were live for hours and hours.
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The Trump administration removed pollution controls for streams and wetlands.
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But what's coming under it is the underlying earnings streams.
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"There are woods and streams and nice hills," he said.
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"Charlie Says" currently streams on Amazon Prime, Vudu and iTunes.
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Are they calculating it just by the number of streams?
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The machine jams, or prints out endless streams of paper.
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Digital media companies with diverse revenue streams can still thrive.
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Media Molecule streams the creations of players weekly on Twitch.
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Media Molecule also curates for reasons other than community streams.
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It was intended to measure the flow of meltwater streams.
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All these channels provide explicitly progressive or leftist commentary streams.
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Griffiths said it was vital to cut these revenue streams.
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He also proposed new funding streams for the pension system.
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Most rivers get most of their water from headwater streams.
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The effort helps his streams garner thousands of live viewers.
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Halfway through, against expectation, these two streams of narrative converge.
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The show, which streams its season one finale on Dec.
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The Spanish promise of freedom drew streams of the enslaved.
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They can see the degradation of the streams down there.
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And Paul Schrader's bleak, rhythmic "First Reformed" streams on Kanopy.
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Dual revenue streams can mean a bunch of different things.
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"The hose streams could not reach the top," Gernay said.
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The Mac Pro also comes with Apple Afterburner, an accelerator card that can decode up to three streams of 2999K ProRes RAW video, or 232 streams of 2580K ProRes RAW video in real time.
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Malik, whose hit song "Pillow Talk," was released in January 2016, has had over 520 million streams on Spotify; his Taylor Swift duet, "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" has seen over 425 million streams.
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In order for the streams to count towards the traditional calculation (based on the number of physical album sales), the RIAA tallies the numbers and counts each 1,500 song streams as one album sale.
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Scorpion, which will easily shatter the single-week streaming record of 431 million streams currently held by Post Malone's Beerbongs & Bentleys, has a strong chance of reaching 1 billion streams in its first week.
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The Rolling Stones, considered to be one of the legends on rock and roll average 11.4 million streams per month, while Rihanna gets more than twice that with nearly 30 million streams each month.
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It lives in Australian rivers like the Murray and in small mountain streams, which is where researchers from Australian National University in Canberra recently investigated how it fared in different habitats in the streams.
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The company earlier reported 19.1 million streams and 11.1 million viewers on election night, which toppled the prior record of 2.98 million streams and 1.4 million uniques on the night of first presidential debate.
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The group's new "Come Tomorrow" (RCA) opened at No. 1 with 43,000 copies, but had just 9.4 million streams — about what an album by Mr. West or Post Malone streams on an average day.
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But the band's new LP had only 53 million streams in its debut week, giving it an opening total of 86,000 album equivalent units, using the industry's formula that combines sales, streams and downloads.
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Try this: ■ Write a survey question asking either how music is consumed (CD, track downloads, paid streams, or free streams) or which genre is preferred (R&B/Hip-Hop, Pop, Rock, Country, or Other).
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When people pitched streams revolving around lighthearted hijinks, schemes, or personality-based work, he kept reiterating that he was mainly interested in streams because of their gameplay and skill, not the personality controlling the experience.
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Next year, streams from paid subscription services like Apple Music and "hybrid paid/ad-supported platforms" like Spotify will be given more weight on the charts than streams from purely ad-based platforms like YouTube.
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Cardi B's debut album Invasion of Privacy racked up over 100 million streams on Apple Music, setting a new record for first-week streams by a female artist on the service, Apple tells The Verge.
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While Coloring Book is the first album ever to land on the chart entirely from streams, Billboard does note that Kanye West's The Life of Pablo saw 99.93 percent of its units generated by streams.
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"We are concerned of the threat that [the order] poses to critical wetlands and to streams, including streams that feed into the drinking water supplies of 117 million Americans," the members wrote in their letter.
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Periscope live streams can be hours long events so the fact that you no longer need to leave Twitter's app or website to watch these streams certainly stands to help bolster the company's engagement metrics.
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DeepMind, meanwhile, bundled the licensing of an FHIR API into its Streams contracts with Trusts — meaning it would own the underlying delivery architecture for data-dependent digital services as well as the Streams app itself.
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The rules, which went into effect Thursday, will allow all sorts of pollutants to be dumped into our wetlands, seasonal streams, waterways that temporarily flow underground and transient streams that result from rain and snowfall.
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For example, it worked with data warehousing company Snowflake to create content streams highlighting the topics most likely to grab the attention of different sales prospects, then embedded those content streams in Snowflake's marketing emails.
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ML: Yeah So you guys have three main revenue streams, right?
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Other revenue streams are tied in part to the iPhone's success.
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It can handle MKV files, AVI files, and odd network streams.
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Radio Garden is a nifty interface for exploring live radio streams.
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And I forgot how many hundreds of thousands different data streams.
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More stress on levees, dams, rivers, creeks and streams is expected.
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NOTE - There may be some latency when viewing live video streams.
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She now live-streams her process twice per week on Twitch.
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As you eat, the TV streams headlines tailored to your interests.
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Its blog aggressively pushes the case for adding AI to Streams.
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Humanity is generating streams of data from different sources every second.
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Firewalls and network filters make it harder to route data streams.
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The rapper would need 287,176,547 streams to clear the alleged debt.
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"I had 13 different income streams at one point," he says.
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Released on April 7, the song already has 63 million streams.
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Infected dogs, wading in for a drink, recontaminate ponds and streams.
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That amount of extreme rain turns tiny streams into gushing floods.
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Additional stress on levees, dams, rivers, creeks and streams is expected.
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So we have different waste streams coming into our textile bank.
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Viewers of these pirated streams have different reasons for tuning in.
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But sometimes ... you see comments [on live streams] like, 'Fuck Indians.
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There are oodles of animal live streams running all the time.
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Swift's complete BTS videos contain the full streams of her song.
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There's been so much untreated sewage that's been discharged into streams.
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Millions of streams later, people were recognizing me on the street.
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Silt from fire-damaged valleys can clog streams, which kills fish.
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"We're drowning in imagery, drowning in social media streams," Guariglia says.
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Among the big live-streaming players, Instagram's ephemeral streams are unique.
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These have turned out to be useful, symbiotic streams of revenue.
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There were streams of conversations in French, Russian, German, and English.
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The beverage of choice was water from lakes, ponds or streams.
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Stocks trade based on predictions of future earnings streams, Cramer said.
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It works well, streams 4K reliably, and it's easy to use.
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It'll track downloads, streams on Spotify and other services, and more.
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Her song "White Tiger" has over 60 million streams on Spotify.
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Making strategic investments to expand its revenue streams is good business.
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The Falcon and the Winter Soldier streams on Disney+ in 2020.
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The company isn't done with live streams for the day either.
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Mashable has not yet received information on Lemonade's streams so far.
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Zuckerberg touted that Facebook's live streams were already amassing huge audiences.
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Thus far, those things have included ancillary businesses and revenue streams.
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Amazon Tap, a portable speaker that streams music, sells for $129.99.
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How does that compare to, say, TV or other digital streams?
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YouTube shares in the revenue creators bring in from live streams.
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"The interesting revenue streams around this will be services," adds Atwal.
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Facebook live streams and Periscope videos still require Flash for example.
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But for Facebook, copyright infringing live streams are an ongoing problem.
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There are flashy light shows and live streams to think about.
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Light streams into large windows on three sides of the lower
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Online streams will be plentiful too, and we've embedded one above.
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Many of Hulu's competitors already support 453fps streams to varying degrees.
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DirecTV Now allows customers to watch up to two streams simultaneously.
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That means streams like the Coachella concert won't include this option.
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Because nothing says 'future' like cheap infinite streams of saturated fat.
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You can watch video streams of the eclipse here and here.
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This change may impact the company's revenue streams in the future.
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Imagining what toxic streams and rivers might look like isn't difficult.
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Bill Cassidy (R-La.) would leave the ObamaCare revenue streams intact.
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Rainfall will mix with more hydrophilic ash and could enter streams.
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Finally, the debris is discarded into the valleys and streams below.
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An app on my phone streams footage of the baby's room.
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And a successful Pokémon Go would bring in additional revenue streams.
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However, what the public streams mostly comprises of premium, professional content.
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Scouring all those streams for bias would be close to impossible.
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That looks just like the streams of water we got before.
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The continued goal is to make streams accessible for more people.
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It represents the sum of several different streams in the economy.
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CycleCast streams audio fitness classes for stationary bikes through its app.
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APIs allow investors to more easily connect data streams to applications.
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They prefer to lay eggs in freshwater ponds, streams and lakes.
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It's a grand reopening of streams and rivers across the nation.
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To the place the streams come from, there they return again.
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But this figure can vary across country contexts and funding streams.
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But Facebook still has numerous avenues for developing new revenue streams.
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BroadwayHD live streams "She Loves Me" from the Roundabout Theater Company.
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Dr. Rizzo is investigating whether it moves through streams as well.
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Streams would alert the right clinician when a patient's condition deteriorates.
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Some waters, including permanent rivers and streams, clearly meet the definition.
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TMZ streams daily gossip updates and goes live for breaking news.
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Trending searches, video and live streams are now heavily featured here.
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Online streams will be plentiful too, and one is embedded above.
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These insights will be shared as articles, videos and live streams.
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That means it needs a portfolio of products and revenue streams.
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These video streams will be available from the dedicated site bbcelection.twitter.
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Blood comes like three streams of confetti from her right side.
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Rule to lessen the environmental impact of coal mining on streams.
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There were no Twitch streams and a very limited prize pool.
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There were dozens of streams to choose from on the app.
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They don't travel in the same streams through the same pipes.
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Juice Wrld's "Robbery" took the top spot with 138 million streams.
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Some streams he could follow on foot; others required a canoe.
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Both streams of income have stopped, and she's living off savings.
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The NBA also streams one game per week in virtual reality.
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It is well funded by illicit smuggling and other revenue streams.
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These multiple income streams create resilience and an ability to innovate.
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Artists will receive royalties for streams, which users can now share.
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There are lots of places online that will host pirated streams.
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It has been scrambling for new streams of income ever since.
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I love the mountains, their fresh water streams and frigid rivers.
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A new Agatha Christie adaptation streams ahead of its theatrical release.
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Live streams like theirs succeed in part by exploiting user behavior.
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Without it, streams and underground water supplies can run dangerously low.
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BabyJesusUpchuck rolls his eyes and returns to scouring public photo streams.
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Its spokesman confirmed to us it hasn't rolled out Streams either.
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"Paprika" streams via iTunes, Google Play, Amazon Prime, Vudu and YouTube.
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But many people and animals rely on water from local streams.
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These are real companies with real revenue streams that generate profit.
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Most musicians won't generate that many streams in their life time.
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"Walk away from your work space for lunch," Mx. Streams said.
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Music Traitors, had 55,000 sales and a minuscule 4.4 million streams.
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The week before, it racked up a record 431 million streams.
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New features here include support for REST, Kafka Streams and GraphQL.
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"The ice streams have really, really surprised us," Dahl-Jensen said.
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And in every case, these streams are always behind other broadcasts.
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A third study shows plummeting numbers of aquatic insects in streams.
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The low-rise buildings are undistinguished but offer steady income streams.
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Number of streams: 488,434,511Nomination(s): Song of the year for "Lover"
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Number of streams: 851,333,259Nomination(s): Record of the year for "Talk"
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And they're racking up hundreds of millions of streams across platforms.
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Meet AdBlock Radio, an adblocker for live radio streams and podcasts.
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Initially, this system was the smallest of three streams of immigrants.
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They can also check out live streams of research in action.
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But streams like this usually only last a day or two.
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Movie buffs need multiple streaming subscriptions Netflix streams lots of movies.
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So manufacturers are generating multiple value streams from this refining process.
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But along the way, he's kept multiple income streams coming in.
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It remains one of its biggest revenue streams, but is misfiring.
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They could sell their merch and there are other revenue streams.
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And the second season of Syfy's "The Magicians" streams on Netflix.
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The number of streams is converted into equivalent album units (EAU).
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ABC: In addition to Facebook, free streams via ABC News apps.
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NBC: In addition to YouTube, free streams via sites including NBCNews.
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Yet the online streams often draw hundreds of thousands of views.
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And the runoff quickly filled many rivers and streams to overflowing.
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In some parts of Puerto Rico, rivers and streams became contaminated.
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And you can't, because Netflix only streams its shows and movies.
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But don't expect to see NFL streams on Periscope anytime soon.
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Twitch's interest in the company's deep learning-based video indexing platform was due to its ability to analyze video content – like gamer's streams – to identify what's taking place in those streams, who's playing and other variables.
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When people think of music startups in the tech world, the focus is often on streaming, or figuring out how to better track and monetise those streams, or perhaps hardware to make those streams sound better.
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With the changes, users will be able to filter streams by tags within a directory or across different games on the Browse page, in order to better find the sort of streams they want to watch.
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The lead single, "Call Out My Name" pulled in an additional 6 million streams, surpassing the 3.5 million streams the single pulled in on Spotify during the same period, according to The Weeknd's label, Republic Records.
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The content, however, may come from a number of sources — ABC News' own boots-on-the-ground reporting; its domestic or international partners' streams; or even social media streams cleared through places like Facebook or YouTube.
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This ill-conceived rule had nothing to do with protecting our nation's streams; in fact, there is a plethora of existing state and federal law already in place to protect our streams and other water resources.
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In a sense, Billboard's Streaming Songs chart—made of audio and video streams—or even On-Demand Songs charts (streams only) are more like what the Hot 100 would be like if it were future-facing.
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Although these mines were exhausted long ago, they continue to impair an estimated 110,000 miles of streams, including 85033 percent of headwater streams in western states, by releasing water contaminated by heavy metals and other toxins.
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"Spotify has not accounted to Eight Mile or paid Eight Mile for these streams but instead remitted random payments of some sort, which only purport to account for a fraction of those streams," the suit says.
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"Spotify has not accounted to Eight Mile or paid Eight Mile for these streams but instead remitted random payments of some sort, which only purport to account for a fraction of those streams," the complaint reads.
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But in a move that enraged farmers and lawmakers who represent rural areas, it also applied regulatory standards to the smaller streams and wetlands that drain into them, including seasonally intermittent streams and underground water passages.
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Spotify, the largest of the major streaming services, reported that the Weeknd had broken its record for most global streams in a single day (40 million) and most first-week streams for an album (223 million).
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Ariana Grande's album thank u, next set two new records on Apple Music when it debuted last Friday: the most first-day streams of a pop album, and the most first-day streams of a female artist.
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The juggernaut features an Intel Xeon processor with up to 33 cores, 1.5 TB of system memory, and a graphics card capable of playing three streams of 8K video (or 12 streams of 4K video) at once.
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YouTube today notes that it has been used for a number of things beyond gaming like live streams of the eclipse, streams of sports matches, chats with music stars, and that darned giraffe giving birth, for example.
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It also broke numerous Spotify records, with the highest number of first-day streams for an album, finishing the day with 56,727,861 streams — nearly twice the amount of the previous record holder, The Weeknd's Starboy (29 million).
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And with the option to have private, share-with-just-your-friends streams (like private Facebook Live feeds), it's likely there are many more streams of the fight that were running than Irdeto wasn't able to track.
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Sometimes artists would stop by his streams and offer tips and encouragement.
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Not all of 4:44's sale numbers came from Tidal streams.
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Is this what we can assume Twitter's NFL streams will look like?
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And yes, that means the streams both outside, and inside, their homes.
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Perhaps the "Africa" cover will be on the tracklist to boost streams?
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I couldn't see what they watched on Netflix because Netflix encrypts streams.
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The glowing groupings of light are emitted between larger streams of dust.
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At the same time, the company is looking for additional revenue streams.
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Grab a pencil: now 1,500 streams = 10 track downloads = one album purchase.
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To date, both singles have amassed more than 560 million worldwide streams.
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Many comments posted during the streams included hate speech directed at Muslims.
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"They're continuing to drive more subscription, recurring-based revenue streams," he said.
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I would suggest saving your streams for when you're in WiFi range.
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She knew she'd need several different streams of revenue to make it.
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Kafka is an open-source tool for handling incoming streams of data.
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Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life streams on Netflix Nov. 25.
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I've watched multiple streams and I've seen regular partygoers turn into maniacs.
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The streams are available everywhere except select international territories, according to Twitter.
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As it picks up more steam, live streams buoy the initial conversation.
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It's been found in household dust and in US streams and rivers.
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Something beyond stylized selfies must populate their social media streams, after all.
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Before sunset, streams of people left as if to beat the traffic.
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It could also help Twitter create new brand partnerships and revenue streams.
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Pandora's core radio product has two revenue streams: advertising and paying customers.
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"IT Services [has] strong recurring revenue streams, not very cyclical," Donabedian said.
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How do you deal with streams that flow part of the year?
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The galaxies are fed by streams of cooling gas at these crossroads.
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However, there's also opportunity for crossed streams and conflict among Alexa skills.
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Streams of the two games tend to bring in droves of viewers.
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But perform the same manipulation with music streams, and it constitutes fraud.
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In Lumberton, downtown streets became flowing streams, passable only by small vessels.
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The Cloud Cam streams video in 1080p with a wide angle lens.
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Twitter's API changes around data streams have been impacting third-party developers.
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They're messing with the growth and development of organisms in local streams.
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That doesn't mean that liquid water doesn't flow in streams on Mars.
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The future of such revenue streams will be more uncertain post-Brexit.
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Rich people have multiple income streams, often from good investments, Corley writes.
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The ruling means that MVP can no longer cross rivers and streams.
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A flow analytics device evaluates traffic streams and identifies potentially bad traffic.
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These two products provide the startup with two pretty diversified revenue streams.
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Sediment washed from farmland can also choke the life out of streams.
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There are also bigger questions, like why is counting streams so hard?
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Scientists have discovered that seasonally flowing streams fringe much of Antarctica's ice.
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You can't merge account streams, but you can quickly switch between them.
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Snap charges people for that as one of its several revenue streams.
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They might interact with jet streams, causing droughts or more tropical storms.
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Video: softwareAny respectable video editing application will accept video streams through USB.
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Video "typically" streams at 480p, the company said in its press release.
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Streams abound on YouTube and Twitch – just ask your kid for help.
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Online Tapia streams under "Jazzzy," but she doesn't put on a persona.
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The country's education system, which separates academic and vocational streams, entrenches inequality.
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From time to time it hiccupped and stuttered, as streams often do.
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Bigger and better partnerships for the live-streams could catch advertisers' attention.
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The audit of the Streams project was a requirement of the ICO.
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She's given "Everybody Mad" sales and online streams a big boost, too.
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Obsession streams through the entire operation like a strain of bird flu.
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I was able to edit multiple 4K streams without a single hiccup.
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This is followed by a section of top games and trending streams.
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I like Weird Twitter, and probably won't watch the Thursday night streams.
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Many streams and videos don't seem to think much about passenger privacy.
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Both function as containers, providing steady streams of content for targeted populations.
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This includes focusing on new revenue streams such as mobile and broadband.
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Congress made mountain top removal and dumping shit in streams way easier.
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Users, however, now expect their video streams to appear in real time.
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However, it only streams in high-def on the Premium wireless plan.
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Spend time getting to know the streams and trees in your area.
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The second largest market was North America with 2.7 billion video streams.
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Priisalu began to analyze the streams of data besieging the country's institutions.
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In the hands of sympathetic reporters, the two streams blended into one.
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If these Insecam streams are anything to go by, leisure is fleeting.
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Strategies like these can preserve streams while sustaining agriculture and rural economies.
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Renewable energy projects also bring substantial new revenue streams to rural communities.
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That leaves less water to flow into streams and down to reservoirs.
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Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones is lighting them up and crossing the streams.
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The different streams that feed into total GDP can do different things.
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Our multiple streams of income have built over the years as well.
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But with just 3.7 million streams, it was stalled at No. 2.
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One way to earn more is to increase your streams of income.
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Sabatier points out how important it is to have multiple income streams.
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On social media, you'll see 200 different streams and a million views.
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Reality will be a "blend" of the physical environment and data streams
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But theater broadcasts — or streams, or both — are not without their challenges.
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FM, stopped airing on the radio in December, but still streams online.
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Disney says it will allow for a maximum of four concurrent streams.
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Sabatier encourages taking up a side hustle to diversify your income streams.
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In Vermont, adventurers can enjoy lakes and streams, surrounded by fall foliage.
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"We understand that these funding streams are inextricably linked," they wrote. Del.
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Sportle's streams still come from whichever company owns the digital broadcast rights.
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We broke down the revenue streams for Ms. Warren's sweeping policy changes.
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With 4.7 billion streams overall, Drake is the world's most-streamed artist.
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Paak's track would receive royalties for streams of DJ Jazzy Jeff's remix.
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There are streams on YouTube by PBS NewsHour and the White House.
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The other strong revenue streams make it mostly icing on the cake.
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But week after week, it counts millions of free streams from Spotify.
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These streams are the highest-profile sports rights currently on the market.
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Snapchat has a number of different revenue streams, all centered on advertising.
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Content platforms see new revenue streams in the fan-creator relationship now.
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And they've just surpassed the one million streams mark on their podcast.
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And then the second question I have is around downloads versus streams.
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Twitter already has experience in running live video streams during election season.
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We are disabling these panels for live streams related to the fire.
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One of those live streams, Champ Muay Thai, had nearly 300,0000 viewers.
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See the full lineup and tune-in to the live streams below.
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The twinned streams from our guns swiftly opened up our passage inside.
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It has soared past 100 million streams each week since its release.
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Many of these companies are now pressured to find new revenue streams.
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But that doesn't mean there won't be any number of illegal streams.
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He likens these sustainable business models and protester demands to parallel streams.
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The cathedral has already seen its live-streams of services increase twofold.
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Levitt helps his clients grow and diversify their revenue streams and projects.
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But users can switch over to higher-quality streams if they want.
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SatNav uses streams of pseudorandom numbers to avoid problems with electrical interference.
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A shift to a private Facebook would crimp its current revenue streams.
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Days are spent sleeping while she binge-streams TV shows at night.
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At 17, with a billion streams, she's finally ready for the mainstream.
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"It's probably the accumulation of a number of policy streams," he said.
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She is a cord cutter, but she streams Rachel Maddow at night.
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Or they might obsessively check news streams, hoping to calm their fears.
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There are also 20 or so operations staffers mostly monitoring digital streams.
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I want to surrounded by gentle streams and hear lazy birds chirping.
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What most users hope to gain from these sleep-streams are followers.
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"Trump clearly appealed to two broad, overlapping streams of discontent," they write.
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The analyst cited new potential revenue streams under new CEO Sundar Pichai.
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But it was other revenue streams that got investors excited this year.
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Another week, another zillion streams and another chart No. 1 for Drake.
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The machine streams live and on-demand workout classes into your home.
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Bleecker Street would also participate in other revenue streams, including DVD sales.
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Cable TV is so yesterday; she streams shows and movies on Netflix.
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For years, Collymore pressed his company to diversify product and revenue streams.
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Some news outlets have teamed with YouTube to disseminate the live streams.
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Eilish's album had the equivalent of 62,000 sales, including 57 million streams.
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He live-streams himself for hours, debating people on TikTok and Discord.
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Regions where the flow is particularly swift are known as ice streams.
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You need only search "storm Area 51 Live" to find live streams.
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But the problem goes beyond sluggish Netflix streams and slurred Skype calls.
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"It's a lot of people looking at streams of data," says Nelson.
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Below is my latest estimated passive income streams which total about $204,000.
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He's drawing millions of viewers for events he streams live on Facebook.
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He promised teachers raises and new funding streams for the pension system.
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Deep red streams down her arms and legs, trails on white tile.
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The plan was always suspect, and contingent on finding additional revenue streams.
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The Broadway box office is just one of Lloyd Webber's income streams.
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I heard thirty-five works, and caught various others on video streams.
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Offer streams free to those who accept ads between pitches and innings.
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Amazon also has other revenue streams beyond retail, including its web services.
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Senum is pursuing additional revenue streams including government grants and corporate donations.
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Flooding may occur in coastal areas, near streams, and low lying areas.
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Will management change its tune and pursue revenue streams outside of subscriptions?
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Sunday and streams on Hulu starting Monday, will dig into the issue.
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Sunday and streams on Hulu starting Monday, will dig into the issue.
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CBS: Free streams via CBSN, the network's digital outlet, available via CBSNews.
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Paid streams, as their name implies, pay artists more than free ones.
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All three of the agencies will keep essentially their entire funding streams.
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Anyone with a cell phone can potentially build their own revenue streams.
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These plant-based materials also offer potential additional revenue streams for farmers.
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It also could be attractive to artists who want alternative revenue streams.
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Unlike Jupiter's Great Red Spot, which is kept in place by broad jet streams, Neptune features just three broad streams—one that blows westward at the equator, and a pair that blows in an eastward at the poles.
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The User Streams and Site Streams APIs that serve core functions of many of these clients have been in a 'beta' state for more than 9 years, and are built on a technology stack we no longer support.
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Analytics provider BuzzAngle Music tells TechCrunch that since the start of 2016, Americans purposefully played 114 billion audio streams on apps like Spotify, Tidal, and Apple Music, versus watching 95 billion music video streams on apps like YouTube.
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The album also broke the US streaming record with 745.92 million streams in its first week, according to Billboard, easily beating Post Malone's Beerbong & Bentleys, which put up 431 million streams in its first week earlier this year.
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The User Streams and Site Streams APIs that serve core functions of many of these clients have been in a "beta" state for more than 9 years, and are built on a technology stack we no longer support.
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Today, the streaming service still continues to experiment with growth outside of the gaming vertical, with areas like classic TV streams and vlogging, but it has not made non-game streams a core part of the Twitch experience.
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The new rule limits the small streams and waterbodies covered by the Clean Water Act, raising fears that an increased amount of pesticides and other industrial chemicals will be able to enter streams, wetlands and underground water sources.
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But it does note there was a 23.6% increase in the number of live streams in 20193, from 22019,21 live streams in Q22020 to 2,525,863 in Q4, based on Facebook Gaming streamers who used the Streamlabs' OBS product.
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It then pointed to various TikTok hits like 203's year's most-consumed on-demand song, Nil Nas X's "Old Town Road," which saw 1.3 billion total on-demand streams year-to-date; as well as Ava Max's "Sweet But Psycho," which snagged 310 million on-demand streams (YTD); and Joji's "Slow Dancing in the Dark," with its 165 million on-demand streams (YTD).
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The rest of the top sellers have been familiar faces on the charts this summer, and also relied largely on streaming: Post Malone's "Beerbongs & Bentleys" is No. 2 on the strength of 77 million streams; "?" by XXXTentacion, who was killed in Florida last month, is No. 4 with 59 million streams; and Cardi B's "Invasion of Privacy" is No. 5 with 46 million streams.
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It's an interesting move for NBA Digital (which is co-managed by Turner Sports and the NBA) to bundle these VR streams into League Pass instead of making it a separate subscription or just offering the streams for free.
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There doesn't appear to be data on the most first-day streams for a female artist, but last April, Apple said that Cardi B had topped Taylor Swift's previous record for most first-week streams, with 100 million total.
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If you want to stream from more than two devices at once, Hulu is offering an "Unlimited Screens" plan for $15 a month, which offers unlimited streams in the home, and up to three simultaneous streams outside the home.
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It would have protected 6,000 miles of streams, and the fish that live in them, from mountaintop removal mining by requiring companies to avoid mining practices that permanently pollute streams or destroy drinking water sources with toxic heavy metals.
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Drake's 'Scorpion' breaks record with one billion streams His record label Republic Records announced this week that "Scorpion," Drake's fifth album, has crossed the one billion mark in total streams - a first for an album in its first week.
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"What we're trying to recreate is wasabi's natural growing environment, which is the mountain streams of Japan, and in those areas they've got these huge trees which overhang all the streams and provide a lot of shade," Russell explains.
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But as with its TV streams in the U.S., the TV streams in the Channels list are focused on premium subscriptions, where users have to pay extra fees, on top of their Prime subscriptions, to get the extra channels.
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That total, down 2000 percent from last week, includes 212 million streams — a still-substantial but more modest number after weekly streams of 746 million, 391 million and 290 million — plus another 15,000 copies sold as a full album.
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Each year its soil becomes saltier as seawater washes up its weakening streams.
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The movies are great, and this is the only service that streams them.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY The stability and visibility of cash-flow streams drive Cellnex's ratings.
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Recently, he helped broker Lyft's integration into Marvel's "Runaways," which streams on Hulu.
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Like all streams of income, this can be valued using an interest rate.
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That also means pushing artists toward new revenue streams like offering exclusive experiences.
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Some studios, including Campo Santo, offer explicit permission for streams and Let's Plays.
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It is translated into several languages and also live streams over the internet.
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In future, Streams may use machine learning to improve how it crunches data.
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Facebook's aggressive investments are improving platform security and creating future revenue streams; 5.
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Okay, so those are all the value streams potentially produced by solar+storage.
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The hunt for new revenue streams—like silencers—is now in high-gear.
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The scene is now caffeine-less on HBO Go, which streams the show.
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Nvidia already streams games to its 4K set-top box, the Nvidia Shield.
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The elephant, lion and naked mole-rat streams are also no longer broadcasting.
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Streams of tourists now pour in via the new tracks twice a day.
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They need to improve the recovery of valuable materials from their waste streams.
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And Facebook isn't the only one trying to build out live sports streams.
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Tech, Trump, Connected TV: products, services and streams that could make a difference.
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There isn't much reason (yet) to believe Twitter's streams will fare any better.
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The company could also expand to new services to create new revenue streams.
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That's because they won't have any additional revenue streams to offset their prices.
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DeepMind has since made new deals to deploy Streams in other UK hospitals.
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In some cases, fish were released hundreds of miles from their native streams.
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But it's looking to expand its product offering to create new revenue streams.
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This is the first time that Streams has been introduced outside of London.
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ESPN3 is a true multi-channel channel, with lots of different streams available.
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Star Trek: Discovery streams exclusively on CBS All Access in the United States.
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The Post-Dispatch revealed the streams in a detailed article published Friday night.
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Unlike traditional DirecTV — a satellite service — DirecTV Now streams entirely over the internet.
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We must look for both patterns of emergence in our messy data streams.
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This explains partly why Boku would be working on adding new revenue streams.
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He streams nearly all day, taking only a short break in between sessions.
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We already know that our Twitter streams are not last in, first up.
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But Twitch's streams are live, and don't have as much metadata to index.
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Reminiz streams live channels on its servers directly, scans images and adds tags.
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Tens of millions more people watched live streams and debate related videos online.
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Interestingly, YouTube didn't go into how it plans to moderate the live streams.
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MoviePass is already trying to add revenue streams past its data-driven approach.
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Mexico and Brazil are among Spotify's top four markets by volume of streams.
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And those numbers are all down from his first week streams and sales.
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Minaj wasn't even close at 185,000 equivalent album sales and 128.7 million streams.
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But few have steady income streams or valuable assets against which to borrow.
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Billboard magazine reports that 20-30% of Spotify's music streams come from playlists.
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Oseberg is one of the crude streams underpinning the global Brent oil benchmark.
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Things you can reasonably expect to see on a hike: trees; rocks; streams.
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Sling TV Blue subscribers can watch up to three concurrent streams at once.
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KOD surpassed the previous record holder, Drake's Views, by nearly 1 million streams.
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Without a major platform behind it, Meerkat's been shut out of the streams.
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Stories abound of desperate people eating vegetation and drinking from puddles and streams.
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YouTube says it provides video owners with tools to prevent pirated live streams.
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But as of August 7th, you can view the live streams for free.
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Patreon therefore needs additional revenue streams, and, unsurprisingly, it is already developing them.
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Screen sharing is ideal for gaming live streams and even for business meetings.
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The 5T currently supports Widevine Level 3, which only covers standard definition streams.
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They didn't say anything for a few streams, but they kept coming back.
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It streams high-quality sound to up to two Bluetooth headphones or speakers.
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Unlike Instagram, the startup lets athletes charge for access to their live-streams.
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General manager Jaime Cohenca led the search, combing through applications and Twitch streams.
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As the electricity trickles on and off, so do individual artists' music streams.
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Flooding reduction: Trees reduce flooding by absorbing water and reducing runoff into streams.
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And despite what the tabloid headlines imply, these aren't flowing streams of water.
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His streams are lively, he's talkative and interactive, and the music's always pumping.
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And these are brand new revenue streams that never existed for the industry.
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Meanwhile, live streams provide video input, working with audio sensors and motion sensors.
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Facebook is paying for the streams, which will only be available on Facebook.
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The $30 billion company is looking for new revenue streams as it matures.
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N) HBO and also streams live sports, charges 299 rupees ($4.35) per month.
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Alex Chung of Giphy hinted at ways to turn GIFs into revenue streams.
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Those streams garnered more than 28 million video views across its Facebook's pages.
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In January the department expanded the project with three new streams of money.
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Innovators have even developed fish passages that automatically extract invasive fish from streams.
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Wyatt points out, too, that YouTube Gaming won't be all about live streams.
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Production for the two crude streams stands at around 330,000 bpd, Beard said.
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Fact is, the remix was getting way more streams than Ella's OG track.
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To bask in serendipitous surrealism, not just as steps between reloading my streams.
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It streams a bunch of different things, there's a bunch of different apps.
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The third season of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" streams on Netflix beginning May 19.
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So some value may be more about cost savings than new revenue streams.
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Only Twitter users in France will be able to play the live streams.
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The best-known torrent site in the world now streams pirated content too.
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It's believed Apple Music streams at 256kbps compared to Spotify Premium's highest 320kbps.
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Legere has euphemistically insisted, repeatedly, that T-Mobile is merely "optimizing" video streams.
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The lockout also coincided with an explosion in pirate streams of NFL broadcasts.
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It would also require new testing and monitoring of streams near coal mines.
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Instead, start to think of yourself as the source of multiple income streams.
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That means we'll see his beauty on TV, digital streams, and social media.
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In May that same year, "erotic" banana eating in live-streams was banned.
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Back in 2012, Facebook desperately sought extra revenue streams following its botched IPO.
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The most popular streams are viewed by over 100,000 people at a time.
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In other words, Twitter is not the exclusive home to the live streams.
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As such, my video streams are choppy with lots of visible compression artifacts.
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Artists are paid based on the number of streams downloaded through the service.
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The many streams of Sacred Games makes it, to be honest, confusing viewing.
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It supports 2 concurrent streams and up to 5 connected devices per account.
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We think this will lead to brand new revenue streams in the industry.
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The new data streams have the potential to be all kinds of useful.
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Moving into the cloud computing business would only cannibalize those steady revenue streams.
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These jet streams strengthen or weaken; they migrate and twist over the planet.
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"There seem to be several independent but somehow parallel investigation streams," Sharman said.
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"poisonous weed" that "must be extirpated from our streams and seas" before the
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But even more viewers watched the match through various illegal streams on Twitch.
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TechCrunch also live-streams the entire Battlefield to a global audience of millions.
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In addition to their incomes, many millionaires have other income streams as well.
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This content will be mixed in with live, linear streams from Moonbug, pocket.
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These include live streams of multiple sports events, as well as news programs.
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Republicans passed the resolution allowing for mining waste to be dumped in streams.
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You can watch the PGA Championship on live streams for the final round.
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About 75 percent of those streams (229 million) came from the United States.
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There aren't usually many people watching Lester's streams, where he mostly plays games.
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Streams and rivers fed by snowmelt will be lowest in the early morning.
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Of those streams, Tidal said 250 million came in the first 0003 days.
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They are properly concerned about cost overruns, delays and unpredictability of revenue streams.
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Coal companies will have a freer hand in dumping mining debris in streams.
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This tab will feature broadcasters who are live along with other recommended streams.
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Vanaman acknowledged on Twitter that his company has likely profited from Kjellberg's streams.
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Now labels often want a cut of all of the artists' revenue streams.
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You can also check individual TV networks' apps and sites for free streams.
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If you apply but don't get a ticket, there will be live streams.
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Live streams include a recital by the pianist Garrick Ohlsson at 8 p.m.
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They spent evenings talking while wading through glacial streams under the midnight sun.
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Both companies said the measures will affect all video streams for 30 days.
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In northeastern New Jersey, he said, small rivers and streams may cause problems.
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Even factoring in online streams, Mr. Trump's address would not outrank Mr. Obama's.
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In the first week of the year, Mr. Kelly had 13.2 million streams.
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Their names will appear as the speech streams on the Trump campaign website.
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Industrial waste streams into increasingly dry rivers and wetlands, even in residential areas.
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Also on the horizon are free streams of Wagner and Strauss in Germany.
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Many more watched on live streams on social media, or on television news.
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Album sales and streams may fluctuate as technology continues to remake the industry.
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This week, the number is 22011 — along with 210 million streams, that is.
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The album had the equivalent of 90,000 sales, the vast majority from streams.
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What do gods and golden streams of light have to do with medicine?
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That included 19723,21972 copies sold as a full album and 23 million streams.
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Perhaps more nefarious, however, are the social media streams that steal our time.
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Even in creating different streams of income, I've had to make hard choices.
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The news service streams online and through the ABC News app for free.
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And the latest season of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" streams on Hulu.
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Selections can be listened to via free mp0003 downloads, streams, or iTunes downloads.
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That includes 242,000 copies sold of the complete album and 55 million streams.
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Lin-Manuel funneled both streams into the cassette tapes he swapped with friends.
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But digital revenue streams are generally not as lucrative as conventional TV ads.
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The march went east, toward other streams of marchers coming from that direction.
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Two Roman dams in tributary streams still hold back the two Roman reservoirs.
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Tencent, the NBA's digital partner in China which streams the games, followed suit.
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