Pay-Per-View is a premium service that allows viewers to order movies and events through their remote or by making a telephone call to their service provider. Since the customer selects which movies or events they choose to see, customers only pay for what they order.
Pay Per View. Conditional access service where the user is able to buy one particular program.
Pay Per View. A pay-per-view event may be purchased separately from any package or subscription. This could include a movie, special event, sporting event, or an adult program.
A premium service which you can use to order movies and events. With Pay-Per-View, you select which movies or events you wish to see. Therefore, you only pay for what you order.
pay-per-view; you pay for each scene or video that you watch; the term is also used loosely for pay-per-minute services.
Pay-Per-View. Programs purchased by subscribers on a per-program rather than a per-month basis.
Pay-per-View; The concept of programming services that are paid for individually.
Pay Per View. An event that has an associated viewing cost, and which may be purchased separately from any package or subscription. This could include a movie, special event, sporting event, or an adult program. The event may be purchased using either IPPV or OPPV.
Pay per visit. Same as PPC only the term "visit" is used instead of "click".
Pay per view. Cable programs that are charged for each individual show.
Stands for “Pay-per-view†television services where listeners can order a specific program to view at any time.
Pay-per-View Services offered so the consumer pays for the service on a PPV basis. PPV services can be offered either as pre-booked (P-PPV) or impulse PPV (I-PPV).
Pay Per View. Pay television programming for which cable subscribers pay a separate fee for each program viewed.
Pay-per-view. A system by which a viewer can pay and view the programme he wants from a programming menu.