Sentence examples for bundled deal from inspiring English sources

Unlike larger countries such as the United States, all 14 universities in the Netherlands have a single bundled deal to access Elsevier's subscription journals.

They had the power to pull out of the bundled deal, he notes, and "we played it as hard as we could".

Most of these services also offer packages, where travelers can score a bundled deal or promotional offer if they opt to book everything in one fell swoop rather than putting together a trip one piece at a time.

For those people, text messages are not free (whether sold as a bundled deal or individual pricing) while equally, in many countries, calling someone who is on a different mobile network is charged at a higher rate than calls made on the same network.

They accept "bundled" deals, such as free talk-time on a cellphone if you upgrade your handset.

But Tom Underwood, a research analyst for Legg Mason, an investment firm, said the bundled deals undoubtedly produced much better profit margins.

Price-sensitive health services might also be interested in bundled deals for the broad selection of cancer and cardiovascular pills that Roche now controls.

Some analysts question whether customers acquired through bundled deals are as valuable as those who actively seek out a certain music service.

Media opponents of the BSkyB bid in Britain, including the BBC and The Guardian, had warned that the Murdochs would use control of the network, with its billion-dollar annual profits, to offer customers "bundled" deals tieing discounted newspaper subscriptions to BSkyB contracts, damaging competition.

Not only that, but a significant number of those subscribers come from bundled deals with mobile operators, something the streaming service Deezer has built itself on, so it is debatable just how "active" its users are (some customers, often known as "zombie users" have a subscription as part of their monthly package but don't actually use it).

Positive net neutrality is increasing common in Asia and emerging markets, where bundled deals are used by operators to coax new and early internet users into buying data plans and embracing the mobile web.