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The company introduced a subscription service to supplement its free, advertising-based core offering.
"There's nothing sexy about an MP3 on your computer," said David Hyman, chief executive of Mog, which introduced a subscription service this month called Mog All Access.
To help manage this problem, Facebook on Wednesday introduced a "subscription button," which allows people to subscribe to parts of your news feed without having to become your Facebook friend.
In February, Apple introduced a subscription mechanism for iPhone and iPad apps that required companies to offer customers the option of buying content like magazines or music through its payment system.
On Monday, Apple introduced a subscription mechanism for apps that required companies to offer customers the possibility of buying content like magazines or music through its payment system, with Apple taking a 30 percent cut.
On Thursday, Gannett, the publisher of more than 80 daily newspapers including The Des Moines Register and The Reno Gazette-Journal, introduced a subscription service that will lets readers customize their pay models.
Terra Lycos, the Internet arm of the giant Spanish telecommunications company Telefónica S.A., introduced a subscription-based games Web site yesterday that lets users play PC games without having to buy the software normally required to do so.
DealBook » Google Expected to Introduce a Subscription Music Feature | The subscription music service would compete with services like Spotify, The New York Times reports.
Google is set to introduce a subscription music feature to compete against fast-growing streaming services like Spotify, according to several people briefed on its plans.
Beginning March 5, the newspaper will introduce a subscription service that charges an introductory rate of 99 cents for 30 days of Web access, according to Jerry Hirsch, a reporter for The Los Angeles Times.
SAN FRANCISCO — Netflix said Monday that it was introducing a subscription plan for customers who want to watch movies only online, underscoring yet another step away from its roots in DVD rentals by mail.
