Longer term, however, Fuzzy Pet Health plans to scale its house call subscription service, albeit fairly slowly.
Last January, I was in Tampa, writing about the housing bust (subscription required).
The string of concertos that followed was prime material for private evenings in great houses and subscription events that Mozart produced himself, sometimes selling tickets from his own front door.
All one had to do was find a person of known substance to act as a named sponsor, advertise the project in a newspaper, naming a coffee house where subscriptions would be taken, and turn up at the appointed place and time to issue receipts against investors' down-payments.
Their continued existence at the turn of the 21st century as subscription houses offering seasons of plays confirmed the vitality of American theatre despite the inroads made on audiences' attention by film, television, and other popular media.
I moved house halfway through the subscription, and forgot to get the magazine redirected.
The folks who owned "my" house had put "their" subscription on hiatus.
The Holy Jesus Hospital was built in 1681 by public subscription to house retired Freemen, their widows or unmarried sons or daughters.
Mary Collerton explains that in late 2008, Reed Business Information was looking to replace a system in-house to manage electronic subscription billing.
So the pitch is: goodbye SEO dashboards and specialized in-house staff; and hello subscription software for automated testing and continuously optimized web pages.
Members of an off-the-grid economy, the salespeople go from house to house pushing subscriptions on unsuspecting families that are, more and more, likely to be wielding an iPad when they come to the door.
