Sentence examples for coming subscription from inspiring English sources

FOR months Electronic Arts has been trumpeting its coming subscription game Majestic (www.majestic.ea.com), which will be played in real time and will use e-mail, phone calls and Web sites to create a completely immersive experience.

Apple, Spotify meets Alexa, Is Social Dead, the coming subscription bubble.

A Time Inc. spokeswoman reached after hours stressed that the company has no plans to abandon ad-supported sites but that it is considering tests of a ‘hybrid’ approach where some content might be come subscription only: Time Inc. already sells Time and Fortune via Amazon.com 's Kindle, the #3 and #10 bestsellers out of 24.

A significant chunk of that improvement, Napster officials said, is because more of its revenue is coming from subscription music services, where consumers "rent" music for a monthly fee, instead of lower-margin "a la carte" sales.

Between December 2008 and May 2013 the proportion of circulation coming from subscriptions for these papers jumped from 26% to 41%, according to Enders Analysis, a research firm.

When Remnick took over in 1998 advertising accounted for the vast majority of revenue; now it accounts for less than half, with most growth coming from subscriptions.

Future added that it has sold more than 830,000 copies of titles on Apple Newsstand, with 45% of revenue coming from subscriptions and gross sales since October of £3m, an average of £500,000 a month.

About half of CNN Worldwide's revenue comes from subscription fees.

But when it comes to subscription offers inside and elsewhere, the message is altogether different.

Most of the industry's $1.4 billion in yearly revenues comes from subscription fees, even though most of the highest-traffic sites are free.

But even Mr. Mico had to admit that when it comes to subscription services, "the trouble is, nobody that hasn't experienced it wants to experience it".