Sentence examples for institutional subscribers from inspiring English sources

There is the so-called big deal, where institutional subscribers pay for access to a collection of online journal titles through site-licensing agreements.

Currently, Xinhua has 80,000 paying institutional subscribers, which produces a strong revenue stream, but also provides a source of news and information to publics in the developing world where there are precious few domestic sources.

At its peak, Celera had more than 200 institutional subscribers.

In Pakistan, for example, he says 200 institutional subscribers each provide access to between 10,000 and 40,000 end users.

If it's a crime to tip off three people on a stock before publishing the report to a million readers, why is it not a crime to publish a report to 20 institutional subscribers before publishing it to 20,000 retail clients?

Congress should allow anyone with a scanned library to pay some price — say, a hundred and twenty-five million dollars — to gain a license, subject to any opt-outs, allowing them to make those scanned prints available to institutional or individual subscribers.

Congress should allow anyone with a scanned library to pay some price say, a hundred and twenty-five million dollars to gain a license, subject to any opt-outs, allowing them to make those scanned prints available to institutional or individual subscribers.

And subscribers tend to develop an institutional loyalty and to become donors.

Prospect editor Kit Rachlis told The Huffington Post that the magazine is now "making an all-points effort to fill that gap with individual donors, institutional donors, as well as readers and subscribers".

Does Mr. Mehta recognize the causal relationships within the closed loop of graying subscribers, tried and true music and institutional stasis?

Subscribers – whether they be personal or institutional – pay to receive the latest information.