Sentence examples for joint subscriptions from inspiring English sources
All the fevered imaginings about joint subscriptions for the Times and Sky, or massive cross-promotion of newspapers and television, or combined newsrooms across media, or live Test cricket pictures exclusively available on News Corp channels and websites, are misconceived.
This article appears in the May edition of Le Monde diplomatique, available in English as a joint subscription with Guardian Weekly.
In a similar deal, MLB.com will offer a joint subscription with ESPN Insider, a service that gives paying fans access to gossip about trades and other sports content.
We are starting to see this too: Spotify, Hulu, and Scribd appear to be investigating a deal in which consumers can get a joint subscription from these services for a lower rate.
Times chief revenue officer Meredith Kopit Levien told Bloomberg that both companies will promote the joint subscription offer on their respective platforms.
In addition to reaching those 1 million digital-only subscribers, the Times boasts 1.1 million customers with joint print-digital subscriptions.
Music fans have complained about the major-label subscription companies MusicNet (a joint venture of Real Networks, AOL Time Warner, Bertelsmann and EMI Group) and Pressplay (owned by Universal and Sony), which have many restrictions on downloading and listening.
Turner launched Boomerang last year as a subscription service for cartoons in a joint venture between Cartoon Network and Warner Brothers.
The private equity firm has also acquired BBC Magazines' stakes in Dovetail, the subscription fulfilment operation it runs as a joint venture with Dennis Publishing, and Frontline, the distribution joint venture it runs with Bauer Media and Haymarket Publishing.
Its understanding of subscription television far outstrips that of British Digital Broadcasting, the joint venture between Carlton and Granada two giants of the ITV network which won the licence to provide pay services on DTT.
