A former colleague told me she canceled her subscription because of The Times's "virulent anti-Catholicism".
Last month Australian writer and teacher Kathryn Heyman and her husband sent a letter to The London Review of Books (LRB), explaining their decision not to renew their subscription because of continual gross gender imbalance.
A growing number of consumers are going without cable subscriptions because they can get plenty of program choices from Netfix, Hulu and Amazon.
British music retailer HMV and broadband provider Virgin Media also had to close down their music subscription services because of a lack of customers.
Dubin said too many other companies are primarily interested in the subscription model because of the recurring revenue, without really thinking through the problem that they're solving for users.
Until he came along, Brazilian publishers did not sell subscriptions, because the powerful newsstand dealers feared they would put them out of business.
The company said on Wednesday that contract subscriptions were slow because of the limited supply for Apple's iPhone 5, which has been selling out quickly in stores since its release last month.
AT a time that advance ticket sales and season subscriptions have plunged because of economic concerns, arts presenters everywhere have turned to special events as a means to drum up excitement and shore up the bottom line.
Japanese financial institutions have threatened to cancel subscriptions to Bloomberg because of negative stories about their bond issues, says Ian Fallmann, the head of Bloomberg's operations in Asia.
For those that provide support in a health risk area, and have been clinically proven, consumers have begun to pay monthly fees in excess of the SkinVision subscription, because they recognise the value and importance of managing potentially risky lesions early to prevent the need for longer term, more invasive and costly treatment," argues Uyttewaal.
