Sentence examples for younger subscribers from inspiring English sources

The magazine came to depend on competitions and sweepstakes, particularly to lure younger subscribers.

Sirius XM Radio, always on the lookout for ways to attract fee-paying younger subscribers, is now after the Apple crowd.

In the early 21st century the AP began focusing on various reader initiatives including an online blog; asap, a multimedia news service targeting younger subscribers and members; citizen journalism; and the Mobile News Network for mobile phone users.

Executives at Hulu, which is owned by a consortium of competing television production companies including NBC, Disney and Fox, hope to win younger subscribers who reject expensive traditional cable TV packages.

Among younger subscribers, the online dating world is often "just another form of entertainment," said Jenya Kimlat, 22, of Orlando, Fla., who works for an interactive media consulting firm.

Comcast entered the cord cutting fray last fall with the launch of its online and mobile streaming service Watchable, which offered a variety of videos from popular websites like VICE and Vox, in an effort to reach the growing number of younger subscribers opting out of paying for cable TV.

Nicholas League," a popular feature that ran poems and stories and drawings and photographs by young subscribers.

In other words: Participant might try to get the channel picked up by pitching it as a way for distributors to retain young subscribers.

In other words: Participant might try to gain carriage for the channel by pitching it as a way for distributors to retain young subscribers.

She describes both the company's woefully inadequate anti-bullying protocols for young subscribers — Facebook's current business model seems built on "habituating kids to giving up their privacy" — and their ill-advised efforts to bully her once they got a whiff of her criticisms.

(For one thing, hasn't Lil Rummyy been sent home already?) This mocking celebration of executive hubris feels awfully pre-2006-election pre-2006-election pre-2006-election thand "Lil' Bush" firstheret on the air last September as a series of five-minute cellphone cartoons, intended to draw young subscribers to a new wireless company, Amp's Mobile.