Sentence examples for selling subscription from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty associated with putting a new transit service into the marketplace, particularly in low-density suburban settings, has been avoided by selling subscription services.

Unlike most U.S. television companies, Canal Plus Groupe operates its own premium pay-TV channels, as well as selling subscription access to packages of other broadcasters' channels, via cable, satellite or broadband connections.

As magazine publishers continue their discussions with Apple to sell subscriptions on the iPad, Time Inc. has begun selling subscription bundles that include apps that run on the Android tablet software from Google.

His first works appeared in Peru, including a debut novel, "Women of Salt," that he published himself, selling subscription coupons on the street to gather enough money to support himself and print the book.

AT&T has tried to skirt the franchising process by asserting that it's not selling subscription TV, but rather internet that happens to carry video.

The company will soon begin selling subscription access to its broadcasts, through a package called Stadium Plus.

Gomez is in the software-as-a-service business, selling subscription-based services that allow users to monitor and test their Web sites.

Now that online advertising has once again fallen from favor, Ms. Fink said the company has begun selling subscription-based counseling for its users.

Mr. Pidgeon noted that revenue could potentially come from selling subscription-based games, downloadable game upgrades and even, eventually, other game content like movies and music.

Nadella's strategy has instead been to focus on taking businesses where Microsoft has traditionally excelled and moving them to the Internet-based "cloud" — for example, selling subscription-based versions of Office that can be accessed either on a desktop or through the Internet.

EVERYWHERE you look these days, businesses are selling subscriptions.