Sentence examples for online charging from inspiring English sources
Regional publishing group Tindle Newspapers has judged its experiment to introduce online charging a success, and plans to roll out the system to about 40 of its papers.
The paid-for titles were offered on subscription, with readers paying by credit card or the online charging system Paypal for access.
The Financial Times, edited by Lionel Barber, continued to turn a profit thanks to a combination of online charging, increasing subscriptions and higher cover prices.
Melissa Barthelemy abandoned her pimp to be her own boss online, charging $100 for 15 minutes, $150 for a half-hour, $250 for an hour and $1,000 for an overnight stay.
That runs counter to the conventional wisdom that reader expectations and the lower distribution costs of the internet mean online charging should represent a hefty discount on the price of the print product.
Having flirted with the idea of turning the Wall Street Journal website free before realising he had bought one of the world's few newspaper sites that makes money, Murdoch has come down in favour of online charging.
Skype, whose software permits users to chat online, charges 1.2 pence a minute for calls to those countries.
The Alvin Peters Company in Albany, which also sells temporary tattoos and Avon products online, charges $3.99 for a letter postmarked North Pole.
Rival America Online charges $24 a month for its service.
At Bing's Place: Pay-For Times Will Innovate To Differentiate More Details: Times Online Charges Start In The Spring.
Freeserve, not yet two years old, was the first in Britain to market an Internet service with no online charges, a business model that has been widely imitated.
