Sentences with phrase «subscription models where»

Music, movies, video games and television all have successful subscription models where I can pay one monthly fee and consume all the content I want.

The startup suggested that it could operate under subscription models where clients could use self - driving electronic vehicles.

uBook has a subscription model where users pay R $ 19.90 per month to listen as many audiobooks as they desire.

There will also be a two tiered paid subscription model where users can opt for lesser ads by paying a pre-determined amount.

Because retailer discounting is prohibited by the agency agreements, retailers have been prevented from introducing innovative sales models or promotions with respect to Publisher Defendants» e-books, such as offering e-books under an «all - you - can - read» subscription model where consumers would pay a flat monthly fee.

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And, what we're trying to gently push back in the book is the economics of the large - scale bundled subscription model that Netflix is pursuing, [where what the] economic theory says is you can profitably make things in a bundle that wouldn't be profitable if you sold them separately.

The four critical factors are: (a) businesses with recurring revenue bases — like a renewable subscription — are far better than ones dependent on constantly securing new customers; renewals are much easier and less expensive to secure than new sales; (b) customer retention is absolutely critical — all customers are very costly to acquire and very easy to lose in a world of almost infinite choices; (c) businesses based on products that require constant replacement or renewal (the «razor blade» model) are much more attractive than durable goods businesses (like selling refrigerators) where the products have very long repurchase or replacement life cycles and where the market could even fairly quickly reach saturation points; and (d) businesses that offer products or services that had a predictably high rate of obsolescence were much more attractive than those where the products had long, useful lives.

A key commonality of all of these new networks is that they do not run ads, instead relying on subscriptions or «freemium» models similar to that of LinkedIn, where users can upgrade to access certain features.

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.

I think a lot of these business models are moving towards a higher percentage of subscriptions, where the people who are getting the most value from you are contributing a disproportionate amount to the revenue.

The current business models are subscription based where even if two users are mutually interested in each other they can not take the conversation ahead unless one of them is a paid member — which is a mere 3 - 5 % of the total active base.

Yahoo! Personals then decided to move to a subscription model after a short relationship with Match.com where they saw the revenue opportunity in the online dating space.

So supportive, in fact, that she also maintains Hannah's «modeling» website where the pair sell subscriptions for access to «special» photos of Hannah that are requested by her «fans.»

In music, in movies, in newspapers — you can not find a digital medium where subscription isn't a model that succeeds at some level, and I don't think books will be immune to this.

So it seems that more companies are gravitating towards an online subscription model because that is where the advertising money is.

Given his experience with subscription ebooks through Safari Books, O'Reilly explained where some of the reluctance to adopt even the current models comes from.

If you don't like the subscription model, there are themed puzzle packs where the first crossword is free, but the rest cost money.

In today's Publetariat Dispatch, Publetariat founder and Editor in Chief April L. Hamilton wonders if a subscription model, such as that employed by Netflix and Gamefly, could work for trade publishers where ebooks are concerned.

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The demand for digital product is healthy, particularly in non-fiction, educational and professional markets where content is often sold on different business models such as subscription or «loan» models.

Publishing expert, Jane Friedman also asks whether ebook buyers are migrating to audiobooks (where sales are on the increase) and whether the more voracious readers have opted for unlimited subscription models.

BOOKMATE (http://bookmate.com) offers a subscription model for e-books directed towards users in emerging markets where piracy issues are rife.

Are consumers willing to pay a flat fee or a subscription rate to have access to books, magazines, and textbooks, or do digital media consumers prefer a subsidized model where they receive their information free in exchange for being exposed to advertisements?

There is also a new model such as the Globe and Mail in Canada where you have a 1 subscription and all device.

These two companies employ the subscription model, where you pay a small monthly fee to read an unlimited number of titles.

In the past few months, we've seen the launch of several e-book subscription services using a Netflix - style pricing model, where users pay a monthly fee and get access to any title in the catalog.

Subscription is a difficult business model for the Internet where many users expect information to be free.

I'm a fan of the ebook subscription models as manifested by Oyster and Scribd because I think they complement conventional ebook retail channels where readers purchase books one at a time.

Unlike Singles, where you purchase titles individually, the Byliner service is an all - you - can - read subscription model.

I always thought serials were a good idea, but somehow there's no serial based platform where you can follow an author or story in a subscription model.

With the cloud you can have a perpetually updated model where for a regular subscription fee the digital textbooks are always kept up to date.

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Most recently we've seen moves in the industry toward «subscription models,» where, for a modest monthly fee, readers can subscribe to buy or borrow a large number of books.

Given more time and data, I expect publishers will better understand where subscription fits in the overall landscape of reading options and will agree a different and more sustainable commercial model.

Because so much of the audiobook market uses subscription models (where listeners purchase flat - rate credits that can be applied to any book on offer), it can be hard for shorter books to compete against full - length titles at the same price through those distributors.

Still other platforms and services offer a subscription - based model, where purchasing of titles isn't even an option.

As the eReader market grows in Australia, it looks like electronic newspaper subscriptions will follow a more traditional model where subscribes subscribe from the newspaper itself.

«I've looked at things like Netflix and HBO, where great content has been created because there's this subscription model,» Spencer stated.

Players may not have consciously set out to topple the subscription model, but when the market offered a choice, gamers clearly showed where their preferences lay.

«I've looked at things like Netflix and HBO, where great content has been created because there's this subscription model.

We work for a lot of creative businesses, so that's everybody from musicians to artists to software developers to designers and one of the key parts of our practice is we have a subscription legal model where a people pay a set price a month to get legal advice and basic document review.

Gordon Borrell, chief executive officer at Borrell Associates, an ad tracking firm in Williamsburg, Virginia told Fitzgerald that the print business model, where you get 25 percent of your revenue from subscriptions and 75 percent from advertising, doesn't work online.

Microsoft is also transitioning its products into the cloud and into subscription models — which is where we are all headed... [more]

Microsoft is also transitioning its products into the cloud and into subscription models — which is where we are all headed.

Brill said that writers will earn an average of $ 100,000 per piece, but suggested that they could stand to make even more than that by sharing in the revenues generated by the project's subscription business (this sounds a little like the model that crowdfunding platform Beacon Reader uses, where revenue is pooled among all the writers, but I'm pretty sure they don't pay $ 100,000 per piece).

Bumping up subscriptions alone likely won't fix the catch - 22 of Spotify's business model, where the more money it makes, the more money it pays out to the labels.

I think a lot of these business models are moving towards a higher percentage of subscriptions, where the people who are getting the most value from you are contributing a disproportionate amount to the revenue.

At that point, Zimmer envisions a future where passengers can hail a self - driving Lyft by paying by - the - mile or by subscription model similar to Netflix and Spotify.

It also suggested a novel approach to car ownership, hinting at a sort of subscription model, where users could call up different kinds of self - driving electric vehicles depending on their needs.