Sentence examples for subscriber version from inspiring English sources

Which is not the case for Le Monde; here is the subscriber version: ... and the non-subscriber one.

Redesigns are a way to engage readers and tempt advertisers, as also seen in the subscriber version of the new Bazaar, which has a sidelong shot of Gwyneth Paltrow, her face obscured.

They deign to be carried only on the subscriber version.

So SI made the unprecedented decision to give the squad 25 different covers: one for each team member, one for the coach and a special subscriber version featuring a group shot.  .

The New York Times : The Financial Times: The BBC: The Wall Street Journal (subscribers version): Interestingly enough, the Wall Street Journal, which is mostly subscription-based, doesn't inflict loads of ads on their occasional readers (the home page stays more or less the same in both cases).

The Request a Delivery and Read receipts, email templates, and creating calendar events and tasks from emails additions are available today to all Office 365 subscribers on version 15.35 (170610), says Microsoft.

The new software, TiVo Desktop Plus 2.4 will be available to TiVo subscribers for a one-time fee of $24.95, and will be a free upgrade for subscribers who purchased version 2.3.

While Pandora has built a huge audience offering a free digital alternative to radio, and Sirius XM has gotten nearly 24 million paying subscribers for its version of radio, so-called on-demand services like Spotify and Rhapsody — which let consumers pick exactly what songs to listen to — have been slow to penetrate the mainstream.

The new tool allows users to comment on files, manage subscribers and track version history.

This week's technology headlines include the arrival of new phones from the Nokia-Microsoft alliance; Netflix's plummeting subscriber numbers; a new version of the "Grand Theft Auto" video game; and computer scientists cracking the code of the Copiale Cipher, an 18th century manuscript created by a German secret society.

Apparently Papa Booth was a famous British actor, vegetarian peace nut, and subscriber to an early-1800s versiof of the free-love movement.