Sentence examples for increasing subscriptions from inspiring English sources

Rival newspaper publishers look at its mixture of online paywalls, increasing subscriptions and cover prices and hope to see a panacea for their current ills.

Cablevision executives have said that the newspaper and the company's cable system can promote each other and sell ads together, increasing subscriptions and revenue.

The Financial Times, edited by Lionel Barber, continued to turn a profit thanks to a combination of online charging, increasing subscriptions and higher cover prices.

The trend of subscriptions becoming more and more of a part of a life and replacing the ways we spend money, it's not gonna reverse, and [there needs to be] a platform that makes managing a number of increasing subscriptions easier".

Newsweek took the lead among news magazines in increasing subscription and newsstand prices.

But Mr. Hastings did not apologize for increasing subscription fees, or for asking customers to think about the two services separately.

The journal industry maintains a very strong grip on academic departments: they can keep on increasing subscription prices, and the departments have to pay up.

Open access publishing is also supported by public funding agencies in an effort to limit ever increasing subscription fees.

However, the academic publishing industry faces increasing risks from reduced library spending, demands to digitalise content and dissent from authors, libraries and academics regarding increasing subscription costs, which has led to falling revenue in recent years (2, 3).

Most major magazines have cut prices recently as part of an effort to increase subscriptions.

At its recent annual general meeting, the union voted to increase subscriptions.