Sentence examples for subscription-based access from inspiring English sources

In the US, several websites already offer subscription-based access to movies online.

A directory of Ugandan radio stations, with links to subscription-based access.

In a way, Sci-Hub might help to pave the road for the subscription-based access to publishing databases.

The easiest solutions, which have evolved in parallel with the free internet, include subscription-based access behind paywalls, supplemented by generic advertising.

Several Web sites can guide you to Wi-Fi access points, or hot spots; other sites provide information about subscription-based access.

Next month, E.S.R.I., which sells about $1.2 billion a year in map-making software to government agencies, retailers and utilities, will offer subscription-based access to maps submitted by customers.

In brief, the Gold Model involves a shift from the current subscription-based approach to one in which authors (which in practice means their institutions) pay to cover the costs of (open access) publishing.

David Bowie, the legendary musician and cultural provocateur, would be launching his own internet service provider, offering subscription-based dial up access to the emerging online world.

Like their subscription-based counterparts, open access journals use editorial oversight and peer review of a manuscript before it can be published.

"SAGE is committed to ensuring that the peer review and acceptance process for all of our journals, whether traditional subscription-based or open access, is robust and to working with OASPA to ensure this.

That's the thing, unlike services like Rdio and Spotify, which are subscription-based and give you access to their entire library, you still only have access to music you've actually purchased with iTunes in the Cloud.