Sentence examples for charging a subscription from inspiring English sources
Megaupload was charging a subscription to people who wanted a lot of content.
Outside the pornography business, the Wall Street Journal is one of the few content sites charging a subscription for its web-only content and building subscriber numbers.
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.
If they end up with [fewer Premier League games] than they have today it poses a problem, as they would be charging a subscription and diluting their offering.
A TiVo box with 30 hours of storage cost $399 -- but then the company generally charges a subscription fee of $9.95 a month.
