Sentence examples for a new subscription from inspiring English sources

And then there's BFI Player Plus, a new subscription offering priced at £4.99 a month.

On Wednesday the independent launched a new subscription app costing £12.99.

And TheStreet.com last month added a new subscription service, bringing its fee-based offerings to nine.

To that end we are launching new bureaux across the world and a new subscription mobile app".

"Online, the marginal cost of adding a new subscription to FT.com from anywhere in the world is pretty much zero.

One correspondent in today's Post even suggested a fee of £3.99 would be just about right for a new subscription.

Netflix also announced a new subscription option that might help it profit from the practice of password-sharing for its streaming video service.

So why bring out a new subscription-based iPhone app?

Napster proposes a new, subscription-based version of its service, capable of tracking who is downloading what, so that royalties can be paid.

In what it bills as an industry-defining moment — though rivals are sure to be skeptical about that — Disney Publishing plans to introduce a new subscription-based Web site.

[C6] New York Times to Offer a Fee-Based Web Service The New York Times said it would offer a new subscription-based service on its Web site, charging an annual fee for its Op-Ed and news columnists.