Sentence examples for growing subscription from inspiring English sources

Public hunger for and financial support of news reporting has skyrocketed, as evidenced by growing subscription numbers (a.k.a. the "Trump bump").

It's seemingly a sensible partnership in a growing subscription economy.

Well, apparently someone listened — not just to me, but to everyone in the rapidly growing Subscription Economy.

Armstrong also noted that AOL's branded services were going to be "simplified" in the aim of growing subscription revenues.

People will pay for great content and investigative journalism as The New York Times growing subscription rates demonstrate.

Armstrong also noted that AOL's branded services were going to be "simplified" in the aim of growing subscription revenues.

There are also growing subscription-model businesses like Vinyl Me, Please, which delivers a new special edition vinyl album to your door every month.

Revenue is growing, subscriptions are booming, the industry is attracting high-class talent, and automobile manufacturers are putting satellite radio receivers in millions of cars.

As publishers try to grow subscription businesses, they have to figure out how to handle password-sharing, a phenomenon that subscription services like Netflix and Spotify have wrestled with for years.

The alternative offered is 'hybrid gold OA', where a journal continues to collect subscription revenues but offers authors the option of paying an additional (sometimes sizeable) publication fee for the journal to make their article gold OA, along with the promise that as income grows, subscription prices will be reduced.

As advertising grows, subscription revenue could become a negative number.