What is another word for pay-per-view?

Pronunciation: [pˈe͡ɪpɜːvjˈuː] (IPA)

Pay-per-view is a term commonly used in the broadcasting industry to describe a system where viewers can pay to watch a specific program or event. However, there are several synonyms for this term that are also used in the business world, such as subscription-based, on-demand, and pay-per-event. Subscription-based streaming services like Netflix and Hulu are a popular alternative to pay-per-view, where customers pay a monthly fee to access a library of movies and shows. On-demand streaming is another synonym for pay-per-view, where viewers can access content whenever they want, without the need for scheduled broadcasts. Pay-per-event is also used interchangeably with pay-per-view, primarily in the sports industry, where viewers pay to watch a single game or match.

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  • Independent

    • Adjective
      wireline.
  • Other Related

    • Proper noun, singular
      PPV.

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Famous quotes with Pay-per-view

  • Welcome to Raw Is Jericho! And I am the new millennium for the World Wrestling Federation. Now for those of you who don't know me, I am Chris Jericho, your new hero, your party host, and most importantly, the most charismastic showman to ever enter your living rooms via a television screen. And for those of you who DO know me, well, all hail the Ayatollah of Rock and Roll-a! Now when you think of the new millennium, you think of an event so gigantic that it changes the course of history. You think of a dawning of a new era. In this case, the dawning of a new era in the WWF. Thank you, thank you. And a new era is what this once proud and profitable company sorely needs. What was once a captivating, trend-setting program has now deteriorated into a cliched, let's be honest, boring snoozefest that is in dire need of a knight in shining armor, and that's why I'm here. Chris Jericho has come to save the WWF! Now let's go over the facts. Television ratings, downward spiral; pay-per-view buy-rates, plummeting; mainstream acceptance, non-existent; and reactions of the live crowds, complete and utter silence. And I know why you're silent! You're silent because you're embarrassed to be here. And quite honestly, I'm embarrassed for you. And the reason why you're embarrassed is because of the steady stream of uninteresting, untalented, mediocre "sports entertainers" who you're forced to cheer for and care for. No wonder you're not cheering! You could care less about every single idiot in that dressing room, [indicating The Rock] and especially this idiot in the center of the ring. You people have been led to believe that mediocrity is excellence. Uh-uh. Jericho is excellence. And now for the first time in WWF history, you have a man who can entertain you. You have a man who is good enough for you. You have a man who can make you jump up off your chairs, raise your filthy fat little hands in the air and scream "Go Jericho go! Go Jericho go! Go Jericho go!" Thank you. The new millennium has arrived in the WWF, and now that the Y2J problem is here, this company—from the front-office idiots to all the amateurs in the dressing room, including this one, to everybody watching tonight—will never, ee-e-e-e-() ever be the same... again!
    Chris Jericho

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