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Following calls for a boycott of the lowest-paying supermarkets by the chefs Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Morrisons yesterday increased its premium for farmers to 6p per litre, taking its price to 31p per litre.

According to recent reports, the company sent out emails to its "Premium for Family" customers that asked them to confirm their locations using GPS.

Ecclesiastical is raising its premiums for churches after paying out claims last year totaling £9 million ($18 million), mostly for thefts of lead from roofs, he said.

Blue Shield of California said that its premiums for individual customers would increase about 13 percent on average next year over current premiums; about 8 percent of that increase would the cover rising cost of medical care, which would have happened anyway.

That's twice as much as Spotify, which offers its premium service for £9.99, and has a reduced option for £4.99.

Callaway's competitor, Taylor Made, sells its premium driver for almost 15% less than Callaway, while King Cobra retails its driver for as low as half the price.

During Vancouver's GROWtalks event last week, for example, the company offered all attending startups free access to its premium version for a year.

Instead of the fabled keep-it-simple pricing, AOL is ham-handedly selling new services on top of its premium price for basic service.

The State Liquor Authority on Wednesday ruled to allow the center to sell alcohol at its premium bars for an hour after events finish, or a cutoff of 1 a.m.

Juno An established I.S.P., Juno (www.juno.com) offers a choice between its premium service for $9.95 a month and completely free access.

Ofcom concludes that in spite of there being some financial incentive and public commitments to do so, Sky has declined to wholesale its premium content for "strategic" reasons.