Sentence examples for patronage model from inspiring English sources

The other model, which Mr. Strickler called the patronage model, is the couture or bespoke project.

And the patronage model grows out of the same kind of margin-trolling philosophy that has led big companies like Apple and Nike to license music by rising but still low-profile artists, said Josh Rabinowitz, director of music at the Grey agency.

The deal also could help Patreon stay ahead of YouTube and Facebook, which are encroaching on its subscription patronage model.

The site offers creators a "patronage" model in which an audience pays a maker to do one or two things a month, something that was impossible with common crowdfunding methods.

I don't intend any exaggeration here, because Amanda has made it her mission to smash the paradigms of the music industry and create and sustain a patronage-based working business model.

Is there a business model -- subscription, pay per view, patronage -- that will accommodate the Internet and eliminate the concerns over file sharing?

But his "21st century socialism" is a populist, patronage-oriented model that depends less on ideology than it does on the price of a barrel of crude.

The company claims that this "patronage-based" model leads to a more regular, reliable income for artists, instead of the one-hit wonder, finite campaign around an album release, for instance.

This paper reports the findings of a comparative analysis of bus rapid transit (BRT) performance using information on cross-section data of 121 BRT systems throughout the world, in which random effects regression is employed as the modelling framework for stand alone patronage and ridership models, and 3SLS for joint models in which frequency is treated as an endoneous effect on patronage.

Will BitchCoin work, as a model of patronage?

The closest analogy, said Strickler, would be Medici-like patronage or the subscription models of the 17th and 18th centuries, "but then you had to be rich or the pope to participate and now everyone can, which is pretty radical".