Sentence examples for charge subscribers from inspiring English sources

Both charge subscribers around $13 a month for their services.

XM intends to charge subscribers $9.99 monthly, while Sirius will charge $12.95.

(America Online and Microsoft both charge subscribers $21.95 a month. Earthlink charges $19.95).

Time Out will continue to charge subscribers a small fee to cover postage.

The paper had until then been distributed for free, and the brothers couldn't agree on whether to charge subscribers.

TU Media, a joint venture between SK Telecom and Toshiba, a Japanese electronics firm, began beaming three of a planned 12 mobile-TV channels to special handsets, a service for which it plans to charge subscribers $11 a month.

MLB.com streams games but charges subscribers a seasonal fee.

The press has generally supported itself by charging subscribers and selling advertising.

Disney charges subscribers a $7 monthly rental fee, plus $2.49 or $3.99 for each movie purchased.

ESPN charges subscribers $5.54 a month; the NFL Network's fee is $1.13, according to SNL Kagan, the media research firm.

Many information sites that once charged subscribers (Slate.com comes to mind) have subsequently capitulated to dot-communism.