Sentence examples for charged a subscription fee from inspiring English sources

Users are charged a subscription fee.

Between 2005 and 2007 the New York Times charged a subscription fee to read the paper's most popular columnists online.

Originally, Lawdingo charged a subscription fee, but Nirmel said that with the varying marketing budgets between different law firms, as well as the fact that different leads for potential clients had different values, that flat fee didn't make sense for everyone.

A TiVo box with 30 hours of storage cost $399 -- but then the company generally charges a subscription fee of $9.95 a month.

Should it charge a subscription fee?

MP3.com hoped to attract advertisers with the service and eventually charge a subscription fee.

The sites generally charge a subscription fee, like $29.95 for six months at GirlFriendCircles, or feature advertising.

Being able to turn individual receivers on and off also means Dyle broadcasters could charge a subscription fee if they choose.

The service is free for restaurants to use now, but VillageVines is considering charging a subscription fee in the future once it has more customers.

He said this could involve the BBC charging a subscription fee or public money being diverted directly rather than by means of the licence fee.

Instead of charging a subscription fee, Freeserve makes money by retaining a percentage of the revenue generated by the cost of a user's telephone call.