Sentence examples for embrace subscription from inspiring English sources

Although consumers in general have been slow to embrace subscription, the affordability and immediate access of these services could set the stage for new models to finally gain some real traction.

Analysts say these carriage deals, while often expensive, are essential to the future of cable and satellite companies as viewers embrace Internet subscription services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime that do not require a cable subscription.

Zuora, a subscription billing company, estimated that 15 million companies in the U.S. and Europe are already using or could embrace a subscription model.

If consumers embrace a subscription service and an iPad app, it could make the company's family gatherings a little less rancorous.

It could either embrace a subscription model and risk losing its special status as a national broadcaster, or it could convince the government that it deserves a new model for funding that preserves its independence.

Today, the five-year-old company announced that it has raised a new, $50 million round of Series E financing that it will use to help those embracing the Subscription Economy convert their business (and customers) to new models and manage the challenges that come with adapting to these new monetization structures.

Why are readers and publishers alike embracing paid subscriptions for content services over ad-based business models?

Newspapers that were slower to embrace the digital-subscription model are rushing to catch up.

As long as the number of books read past the free sample remains inline with the overall economics of a monthly subscription, then the model could work, or at least act as a bridge until such time when publishers are more willing to embrace the idea of a subscription model.

Janan Ganesh in the Financial Times (subscription) says the Conservatives should embrace Nick Clegg's wealth tax proposal.

In the Zune example Microsoft may embrace the Total Music model and subsidize the subscription costs.