Sentence examples for make subscription from inspiring English sources

The arrival of new Windows technology, also known under its code-name of Janus, could have a huge impact on iTunes, because it will make subscription services more attractive, said Richard Wolpert, chief strategy officer at RealNetworks.

For researchers at institutions that cannot afford access to journals, he says, the publishers "need to make subscription or purchase more reasonable for them".

Experts have pondered that Apple's design expertise and hardware integration could make subscription work.

But if anything can make subscriptions look enticing, it's the new Zune software.

It also said that last year's redesign would make subscriptions more meaningful, but has since found out that average users still don't know what subscribing actually does.

The International Herald Tribune, which is owned by The New York Times Company, is also in discussions to make subscriptions available later this year for the same e-paper devices used by De Tijd, according to Michael Golden, the International Herald Tribune's publisher.

The Times has also announced its intent to make subscriptions the driving source of its revenue, an acknowledgment that newspaper advertising, both print and digital, can no longer be counted on to finance the company's journalism on its own.

Greed, though, has managed to make subscriptions deeply unpalatable.

What matters is if they make subscriptions seem more attractive, because e-commerce revenue is Amazon's true prime directive.

We want to make it easier to make subscriptions a bigger part of your life by reducing the friction in both signup and cancellation".

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