In July, the GMTV managing director, Paul Corley, and the controller of enterprises, Kate Fleming, who was in charge of premium-rate competitions, resigned as the broadcaster launched a raft of measures to compensate those who lost money in the call-TV scandal.
Commercial factors were at work too, as growing commercial demand pushed up rents, enabling taller projects, while the higher offices attracted more sunlight, permitting the charging of premium rents.
It has a model of charging for premium parts of the site.
We will also charge for premium placement of company VisualCVs (e.g. above the fold positioning when a candidate searches for, say, software companies).
FT.com, the Financial Times website, reached break-even in the last three months of 2002 following a round of cost-cutting and the introduction of charging for premium content in the summer.
Mark Greatrex, the AOL executive vice president in charge of its new premium services push, said that it had learned from the experiences of Yahoo and others.
Apps are either free of charge, premium (with an average price of $15 per month) or freemium (premium with a free trial period).
When it launched in January it had a flat fee-based model, but the company has now gone fremium, where you can build basic applications free of charge with a variety of premium upgrades available.
Some wanted the KB program to generate supplementary financial resources: '… if the program has the funds, take charge of paying their premiums [to the MHO]' (MHO respondent).
Most auction houses charge a premium of 5 to 10 percent of the total purchase price.
