For example, DoubleRecall might offer its service on a news article, which would contain a CAPTCHA-like recall mechanism that would prompt readers to pick out a couple of words from the text and enter them into a textbox.
If your business website doesn't sell something directly via e-commerce, it's hard to tell whether your site is "working". You might be the owner of a brick-and-mortar store trying to increase foot traffic, or you might offer a service where sales occur offline, such as a plumber or dentist.
Suppose that A enjoys a monopoly position, say, as a potential rescuer of B. If we prohibit A from charging an exorbitant price for his services, then A might offer his services for a reasonable price.
For those of a cynical bent, there's a third reason the firms might offer such services for free: to help give themselves an advantage when it comes to winning paid contracts with government.
The new entity might offer new services that weren't available before: new content offerings on mobile; bundles of those offerings and wireless subscriptions or early access to Game of Thrones episodes; or targeted advertising that comes with better information on what consumers watch.
A plumber might offer their services.
Early in 1516 Magellan renewed his petition; the king, refusing once more, told him he might offer his services elsewhere.
There's some speculation Apple will jettison Samsung for its next-generation A4/5 processor that powers both iPhone and iPad and that Intel might offer foundry services for what's turning into a huge volume runner, but this would mean opening up their process roadmap to what had been a most vociferous competitor not all that long ago.
Or connect with a TimeBank to see if your elderly mother might offer her services teaching knitting -- and receive the gift of someone else's time in return.
These scores would then put the children on the radar of the Human Services department, which might offer voluntary services at birth or proactively reach out to families in the months following.
