Sentence examples for to offer subscription from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department's look at the studios follows a similar review of the music industry, which began earlier this year after the top five music companies announced that they were banding together in two groups to offer subscription music services online.

Also on the Google market roadmap is the ability for publishers to offer subscription purchases.

Obviously the system is pricey and Zhang expects to offer subscription and paid services using the tool.

It's been a painful moment to watch for a startup aiming to offer "Subscription Billing Pain Relief".

The new startup has just launched to offer subscription wine by the glass for $35/month, with each box containing three separate tasting vials of wine that are measured to the standard 100ml cup.

It does not help Mr. Benioff's cause that the subscription model's success has inspired software firms, including Microsoft and SAP, the German business software giant, to offer subscription-based versions of their own products for customer relations management, known as C.R.M.

He said he plans to offer subscriptions to the general public within a year.

Some want the industry to offer subscriptions for bundles of books, much as universities buy their academic journals.

Dr. Venter said Celera's business plan was to offer subscriptions to its genomic data for pharmaceutical companies and universities.

Between 2001 and 2003, MLB.com expanded to offer subscriptions to those who want to listen to radio broadcasts online, or watch live broadcasts.

The future arrived with a particularly loud thud last week as The Huffington Post unveiled its new weekly magazine and Time Inc. finally made a deal to offer subscriptions to magazines like People, Sports Illustrate and Time through Apple's iTunes store, writes David Carr.