Sentences with phrase «subscription fee you pay»

Headspace has now raised a total of $ 73.7 million in funding and is cash flow positive, thanks to the annual $ 96 subscription fee paid by many of its users.

In no case shall Publisher's aggregate liability for any content or accessibility problems with the site exceed the amount of subscription fees paid for the Licensed Materials during 12 - month period preceding any claim or notice of damages.

In no case shall AAAS's aggregate liability for any content or accessibility problems with the site exceed the amount of subscription fees paid for Science, Science Classic, Science Express, ScienceNOW, Science Signaling, and Science Translational Medicine during the 12 - month period preceding any claim or notice of damages.

However, you won't be eligible for a prorated refund of any portion of the subscription fee paid for the then - current subscription period.

Instead of a monthly subscription fee you pay for credits, which you need to send messages or watch videos introductions or basically do anything but browse.

• Subscription fees paid for financial newspapers or magazines, or newsletters.

The subscription fees paid by research libraries, which account for almost all of the money spent on publishing scholarly journals, permit no public electronic access to the published work.

Not exact matches

Last, Spotify is also garnering a big lead over Apple when it comes to its free user base, or users who listen to an ad - supported version of Spotify but don't pay a subscription fee.

The company has made $ 18,687 in revenue from its subscription model — sellers pay a flat fee for Apex to sell their product each month.

SaaS, or «software as a service,» is a popular term to describe companies that let you pay subscription fees to use their goods.

While users report that considerable customization can be necessary at the outset and customer support can be limited, Zoho is a powerful tool for small businesses that are not ready to pay subscription fees.

While that strategy has yet to prove itself, the focus appears to have paid off in the fourth quarter, as Time Warner's HBO and Turner cable networks pulled in more money from subscription and affiliate fees and its Warner Bros. movie studio had success with «The Blind Side» and «Sherlock Holmes.»

If you take full advantage of your gym or Netflix subscription (as suggested above), then paying those monthly fees is not a problem.

Employers pay a standard subscription fee to use Jopwell, and in return receive access to thousands of potential hires.

Other methods involve licensing and revenue - sharing with distribution portals, and having viewers pay through subscription or download fees.

(To qualify, consumers had to have spent at least $ 239 in subscription fees, which means the majority of paying players aren't eligible.)

Instructors — there are more than 100,000 of them, by some estimates — pay a fee to get licensed, then a $ 30 monthly subscription to receive videos with new music and choreography.

Red Hat (rht) Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is popular among businesses that pay Red Hat subscription fees for the software itself plus service and maintenance.

Does it seem that people will pay a one - time fee or membership subscription for future networking events?

Shortly before the attack, Schneider signed up for a cloud - based data backup service, which enabled him to regain complete control of his files without paying anything (beyond the service's subscription fee, of course).

As a bonus, new Chromebooks come with a free two - year 100 GB subscription to Google Drive, but after those couple years are up, you'll have to pay a monthly fee to maintain it.

It's unclear how many Xbox One owners are paying $ 10 / month for the service, but enough have expressed interest that Microsoft will now offer a six - month version of the subscription for a one - time $ 60 fee.

Subscription - based models a la Netflix or Rdio — where users pay a regular fee for access to the service's library without owning the movies or music — will be increasingly dominant, said Dina Leytes, practice group chair of intellectual property and new media for Griesing Law in Philadelphia.

It plans to make most of its profits from the $ 50 - per - year subscription fee customers pay to access what the startup promises will be the lowest prices on the Web.

Ubiquity's flat, monthly, fixed subscription fee means you don't pay an administrative fee based on the amount you have saved.

Illustrators, comedians, game makers, and musicians use Patreon to let fans pay a monthly subscription fee for special access to their work.

By 2000, having ditched the pay - per - rental model in favor of monthly subscriptions and no late fees, Netflix offered to be acquired by Blockbuster for $ 50, but the brick - and - mortar chain wasn't interested.

Cars become a subscription good: Pay a monthly fee and drive a car for as long as you'd like.

With the monthly subscription, customers pay either a flat fee of $ 2,000 or $ 3,000.

The fixed - income community has learned that the ratings agencies offer an opinion, and they might pay for some additional analysis through subscriptions, but if they were forced to pay the fees that issuers pay, they would balk; they have in - house analysts already.

AT&T and Time Warner have said there won't be any incentive for a combined company to threaten to withhold content or increase prices, because by doing so, it would risk distributors walking away, leaving the company out tens of millions of dollars in ad revenue and subscription fees — far greater than any revenue AT&T might pick up from customers who would switch to its own pay - TV services in order to get Time Warner content back.

Another sought after benefit is that most businesses pay a subscription over time, avoiding the substantial upfront software license fees.

Seems like a lot of people just don't want to pay the higher subscription fees anymore... unfortunately.

DLI consortium members pay an annual subscription fee that allows their faculty and students unlimited access to numerous Statistics Canada public use microdata files, databases and geographic files.

If you are contacted by a company asking you to pay «enrollment,» «subscription,» or «maintenance» fees to enroll you in a federal repayment plan or forgiveness program, you should walk away.

I don't feel paying a subscription fee for the site is inappropriate.

We will only pay referral fees on such Subscriptions after order and payment have occurred.

Its actually sad fellaz some of us are out here in Africa and we pay subscription fees to watch Arsenal on TV every week, we pay for the internet we invest emotions and Wenger has lost and its not that he does not know he is nonchalant to obvious problems.

This could be through Google ads (which all have to be designed in - house), as well as Facebook advertising and paying monthly subscription fees for newsletters.

This company is not funded in any way by the UK government or by the license fee that is paid by UK residents, but strictly by advertising and subscription revenues [1].

Large public sector trade unions the GMB and PCS fail to advertise on their membership forms that subscription fees include an optional levy let alone giving them the right to opt - in or opt - out of paying.

8.4 On termination of this License by the Licensee for cause, as specified in clause 8.2.2 above, the Publisher shall forthwith refund the proportion of the Fee that represents the paid but un-expired part of the Subscription Period.

You can also get feedback and advice from most professional bodies (and most multinational companies will pay your subscription fees, so if you aren't a member make sure you look into joining now).

They found that although free as well as paid streaming services reduce revenues from CDs and downloads, the subscription fees for paid streaming services over-compensate for the losses in other channels.

• HEALTH A 2010 survey found that 40 percent of Americans would pay a subscription fee for a mobile device that would monitor their vital signs daily.

The Button has two main goals: Track when and where researchers encounter publisher pay walls (articles unavailable because the user hasn't paid a subscription or access fee).

Because nearly all the must - have journals still charge subscription fees, the rise of the author - pays model actually imposes an extra expense on research funders, he says.

Pay in full the subscription fee for the initial term / Year -1 within 60 days of the invoice issue date.

His concept was simple: Build an automated observatory on a dark mountaintop, hook it up to a broadband Internet connection, then find enthusiasts willing to pay a subscription fee to take personal command of a near professional quality telescope.

(The company already has 300 open access journals; 1300 others operate on a «hybrid model,» charging subscription fees but offering authors the option of paying $ 2000 to make a paper accessible immediately.)