Sentences with phrase «movie subscription company»

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His startup, MoviePass, plans to drop the price of the company's movie ticket subscriptions, with the goal of amassing a large base of customers and collect data on viewing behaviors.

Kindle FreeTime Unlimited — Amazon's tablet subscription product for kids that includes unlimited access to ebooks, movies and games — is not available on the Kindle Paperwhite, though Grandinetti said the company is thinking about how that could work.

Netflix, Inc. operates as an Internet subscription service company, which provides subscription service streaming movies and TV episodes over the Internet and sending DVDs by mail.

For example, creditors, financial institutions, Social Security, utilities, cell phone and cable companies, the post office and subscription services (periodicals, movie rentals by mail, memberships, etc.).

Other theater chains will likely keep a close eye on that kind of behavior as those companies decide how cozy to get with the disruptive movie subscription service that's keen on driving potential movie - goers back to the popcorn lines.

The company has slashed the price of a monthly subscription, making it cheaper than Hulu and with the benefit of getting to see one movie every day of the month.

For $ 5 per month ($ 150 for a lifetime subscription), Plex throws in Vevo music videos; a Gracenote subscription for metadata, automatic playlist generation, sonic fingerprinting, and other tools for your music library; cloud sync to any of the company's mobile apps; movie trailers, interviews, deleted scenes, and other extras that you can add to your personal movie library; photo sync; and more.

His startup, MoviePass, plans to drop the price of the company's movie ticket subscriptions, with the goal of amassing a large base of customers and collect data on viewing behaviors.

MoviePass, for those somehow still unfamiliar with the company, offers a very inexpensive subscription that enables customers to see one movie per day, every day, at just about any theater.

Content includes music, movies, TV shows - some to buy and some to rent - and the box is intrinsically linked with Amazon Prime, the company's subscription service.