Sentence examples for offering subscriptions from inspiring English sources

Re "Looking at Life as One Big Subscription" (Everybody's Business, Oct. 11), which described marketing strategies of offering subscriptions to consumers: Some subscriptions — the kinds offered by nonprofit performing arts organizations — are purchased for reasons not discussed in the column.

YouTube may also start offering subscriptions to some of its more popular channels.

Mobile-phone companies offering subscriptions with bundled music services, like Vodafone in Britain with Spotify, will help to boost payouts.

According to Ms. Harman, Glowpoint will be offering subscriptions to customers for as low as $199 a month.

But no mechanism has been approved for offering subscriptions, said Fahmy Abdel Meguid, head of the parent company, Telemedia.

A subsidiary of Time Inc., Synapse partners with airlines, retailers, banks and others, offering subscriptions in exchange for, say, frequent-flier miles.

David Bowie, the legendary musician and cultural provocateur, would be launching his own internet service provider, offering subscription-based dial up access to the emerging online world.

An entire industry geared toward establishing a foothold in this nascent market has cropped up, streaming movies, TV and other content in both standard and high definition, and offering subscription models.

(The startup began offering subscription boxes earlier this year).

The advent of paid channels on YouTube means Google joins Netflix, Hulu and Amazon in offering subscription-based alternatives to traditional pay-TV.

EMusic has been offering subscription-based online music for about eight years and now has 400,000 subscribers and revenues of $70 million.