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What is the meaning of invocational?

 
 
Reply Mon 23 Feb, 2015 05:03 pm
There are also more recent forms of ‘interactive’ datacasting which
enable the streaming and caching of video and audio services that
have found their most attractive application in ‘video-on-demand’.
These services are ‘invocational*’: the consumer chooses the time to call
up the content, but not as part of an audience.
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Reply Wed 25 Feb, 2015 03:12 am
@mediaacademic,

What does your dictionary say about the meaning of "invoke"?

But it seems to me that the intended meaning is contained within the same sentence.
mediaacademic
 
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Reply Wed 25 Feb, 2015 06:09 pm
@McTag,
I hardly think so, not only because it is the adjective form of invoke but also it is used for services which is not typical form of using "invoke"
McTag
 
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Reply Thu 26 Feb, 2015 02:43 am
@mediaacademic,

That's why I said "intended meaning."
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