Sentence examples for subscription title from inspiring English sources

MoneyWeek, which is mainly a subscription title, was up 8.2% year on year and 4% period on period to 44,665.

However, Immediate said the title had outperformed the rest of the premium market, and pointed to a 5.1% rise in subscribers, accounting for more than 40% of its circulation and making it the UK's largest subscription title.

For instance, the publishers of Nature, another high-profile subscription title that is considered Science's main competition, in 2011 launched Scientific Reports, an open-access title.

According to Jim Shooter, G.I. Joe was Marvel's number one subscription title in 1985.

G.I. Joe was Marvel's top-selling subscription title in 1985, and was receiving 1200 fan letters per week by 1987.

On the magazine side, companies like Zinio have struggled because there are more than a dozen easily accessible ways to buy or subscribe to a digital magazine, and there's very little distinction between the services for the largest 200 or so subscription titles.

"EA has been far more aggressive in its digital strategy, more willing to test out new channels and content types to drive its transition forward, while Activision takes a more measured and cautious approach, in part enabled by the huge amounts of revenue generated from its incumbent subscription games title World of Warcraft.

The company's online fantasy game World of Warcraft retained its position as the biggest subscription-based title in the world.

That supported its claim to be the most popular subscription-based title of its kind.

Bearing in mind Diablo 3 proved to be the fastest ever selling PC game in the weeks after its launch, it offered a potentially lucrative way for the company to continue making money after players had bought the subscription-free title.

You've got radio, TV, newspapers (local and national) consumer magazines, business magazines, niche subscription-only titles, he explains.