"If the international model works, BBC could replace licence fee at home with a subscription fee, set lower than current licence fee".
Fund "sustainability" ratings are available without a subscription fee at Morningstar.com.
For a subscription fee starting at $20K/semester, recruiters can now use the startup's new product to search among the million-plus students now using Piazza and send them messages, for example.
It allows visitors unlimited basic searches at no charge, and more specialized searches for a subscription fee.
Instructional video sites like 5Min and VideoJug rely on advertising, but Sofatutor will go for a subscription fee model and aim at 6.5 million 15-year-old plus students in Germany.
It will make a profit from selling the 5-megapixel cameras at a stand-alone price, while costs for storage will be covered by a subscription fee.
Payment is made via a subscription fee on a per seat basis.
It then has permission to sell the resulting audiobooks to partners — the content is sold at a set rate (which includes a payment to the publishers and a percentage for Findaway), then those partners can monetize it however they wish, whether that's by selling audiobooks one at a time, charging a subscription fee for access, or anything else.
Topsy makes its money from more sophisticated tools — aimed at marketers, media companies, political operations, and hedge funds — that require a subscription fee that starts at $12,000 a year.
On Tuesday, the developers behind the tool will unveil a service that requires a subscription fee of at least $5 a month.
The app offers a limited number of free stories but charges a subscription fee (starting at $2.99 per week) for unlimited access.
