Sentence examples for question the subscription from inspiring English sources

Fund Manager James Cramer's in-your-face look at Wall Street has performed miserably in the stock market, prompting analysts to question the subscription model on the Web and forcing TheStreet.com to do an about-face.

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The form taken by such publishing, its economic basis, and its relation to the processes of knowledge production and consumption are, however, currently very much in question as the subscription-based journal increasingly comes under threat from moves towards open-access models of publishing.

That same year he was appointed to a Church of England doctrine commission investigating "The place of the Articles in the Anglican tradition and the question of Subscription and Assent to them", which produced its report in July 1968 ready for that year's Lambeth Conference.

Mill had replied to his effort to address the question of subscription on "objective" and "utilitarian" grounds: "What ought to be the exceptions … to the general duty of truth?

"And because the technology of on-demand delivery that underpins the whole project allows subscription in a way that broadcast TV and radio don't - at least not easily - 'My BBC' will inevitably in time reignite the question of subscription funding, for some BBC services at least".

Not to mention, questions about Facebook going down the subscription route (i.e. letting users pay for ad-free access) have been around for years and pretty much gone nowhere.

She started with the subscription model with the question, "Can whatever you provide have a monthly value tied to it?" She gave the example of Audible and how she's an auditory learner so she's willing to pay for Audible every month.

The rise of the subscription economy raises profound questions for the impact it will have on economy.

The question is whether music lovers will bite on the subscription model at any price.