Sentence examples for fee for radio from inspiring English sources

Fee for radio alone is 1 pound.

"We pay our licence fee for radio and television and they just stole it … Why should we trust them again?

It appears to have struck a chord with certain early adopters, but time will only tell if the wider consumer market will like the idea of paying a monthly subscription fee for radio.

Mr. Goldberg did say that at least one issue that stunted the growth of online radio last year was less of a problem now: fees for radio advertising actors whose work is broadcast on the Internet.

The San Antonio-based Clear Channel stopped Web broadcasting in April because of a dispute with recording artists and commercial actors, who wanted larger fees for radio ads that also run on Internet radio stations.

Dacre also claims in the lecture that he would "die in a ditch defending the BBC as a great civilising force" and would "pay the licence fee just for Radio 4".

XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc. may increase its monthly fee for satellite-radio programming after a rival, Sirius Satellite Radio Inc., disclosed plans to raise rates 30percentt, analysts said today.

Under the new plan, fees for online radio would be reduced.

Their claims have stirred controversy, he concedes, but he points out that was true as well of Qualcomm's initial efforts to charge licensing fees for its radio technology.

Behind the scenes, Feed.fm handles all the complicated details, paying the standard, government-mandated fees for Internet radio.

It's also a model that sits more comfortably with We7's ad-supported aspirations since music licensing fees for Internet radio are about a third of that charged for non subscription on-demand services.