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VOD

British  

abbreviation

  1. video on demand: an interactive TV system that allows the viewer to select content and view it at a time of his or her own choosing

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Streaming on Hulu and Disney+ and available on VOD.

From Los Angeles Times

Streaming on Prime Video and available on VOD.

From Los Angeles Times

Vodafone VOD 6.28%increase; green up pointing triangle Group said it expects to achieve the upper end of its full-year guidance after second-quarter revenue and adjusted earnings rebounded, lifted by a return to growth in Germany and strength in its African operations.

From The Wall Street Journal

Movies that were originally planned solely for movie theaters were pushed onto streaming or VOD — sometimes in tandem with their eventual theatrical release, sometimes instead of — to accommodate government restrictions and low theater turnout.

From Salon

But the UK's Competition Commission blocked the project in 2009 because of concerns it could harm competition in the emerging VoD market.

From BBC