Sentence examples for form of subscription from inspiring English sources

Typically, media content was either paid for by consumers in the form of subscription fees or by marketers through advertising.

Sean Ryan, vice president for music services at RealNetworks, expects the services next year to include some form of subscription download service.

Purnell argued against one form of subscription which has been mooted which would see consumers pay for a licence fee covering a core of BBC services, with an option to pay for more deemed non-core as a "top-up".

In the 1980s, Mr. Wunderman created a form of subscription coffee, called automatic replenishment, for the Scandinavian brand Gevalia, which for decades sold products in America directly to consumers by home delivery.

"I think the future is for local multimedia companies which focus on signing up 50% plus of the households in their area on some form of subscription – that's what happens in Scandinavia," he says.

Likely this will involve some form of subscription.

Twists On Pricing: Most of these apps charge customers on a per-transaction basis, tap and charge the card, but once a service gets more sticky, another form of loyalty hooks could come in the form of subscription-based revenue lines, such as monthly or yearly plans for premium levels of service.

While the majority of the company's revenues — which come in the form of subscriptions, advertising and virtual currency purchases — flow in from the U.S. and English-speaking countries, the Middle East delivers "significantly great revenues," Kriegel said.

The importance of access to research, in the form of subscriptions to journals, research databases and similar resources, to enable improvement in health care delivery has similarly been recognised in other studies [ 23, 24].

In most cases, any email correspondence you receive in the form of subscriptions, newsletters, announcements, and more, can be cancelled by clicking on an "Unsubscribe" link included within the email.

ASPs provide access to applications (including the entire infrastructure for supporting that application) to customers who pay for access to the application in the form of a subscription.