Sentences with phrase «subscription service deals»

O'Reilly, with their «Safari» subscription service deals with this in part: one can search the whole collection, read initial pages, and then chose to use one of your «tokens» to subscribe to the publications or chapter for a month.

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4) It doesn't need to: Although buying Netflix would give Apple a leg up in the subscription services area, the company doesn't have to acquire the company in order to get most of those benefits — it could strike a licensing deal with Netflix, while also building its own subscription offering similar to Amazon's Prime Video.
After the suicide forest backlash and Paul's removal from the Preferred ads programme, YouTube also canned a movie deal with Paul, which was supposed to debut on the platform's YouTube Red subscription service.
Levesque said there is lots of potential with the 10 - year Saudi deal, including possible hiring local talent, opening a training center on the ground and producing localized content for its WWE Network streaming subscription service.
As revealed by The Australian Financial Review on Thursday night, Foxtel is underpinning the new deal, and Ten and Seven were locked in battle to be the Murdoch - owned subscription service's free - to - air partner.
The deal would allow SoftBank to sell Netflix subscriptions at its retail outlets, even though SoftBank already operates its own streaming service, Uula.
Compared to other subscription services like Spotify or Netflix which run about $ 10 per month, Prime is still a great deal.
Advertising, promotional deals with signing people up, subscription services, as well as merchandise.
This subscription service understands that a sweet surprise can make you feel one hundred percent better when you're dealing with cramps and bloating.
An Amazon Family subscription offers Prime benefits like free two - day shipping and streaming services, but it also offers exclusive coupons and deals and 20 % off of any diaper subscriptions.
Sony has the holiday deal for you: As announced over at the PlayStation Blog, a 12 - month subscription for the streaming rental service only costs $ 99.99.
With over 1000 publishers already signed up, a deal with Ingram CoreSource Plus in 2017 was a significant coup for the subscription service.
While there are subscription services like Oyster Books and Kindle Unlimited, a lot of these services haven't signed deals with the major publishers.
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It was the only kind of deal publishers would sign (for lots of good reasons, and some less less good reasons), but that did not make the economics stack up any better: the writing was on the wall back in July when rival subscription company Scribd culled a range of romance and erotica titles from its service because they were costing the company too much money.
And this may interest those who have felt that Smashwords may be more dependent on subscription than Coker says it is, despite a 2013 deal that saw 225,000 Smashwords titles from 70,000 authors and small publishers go to the Scribd service.
For a point of comparison, when Scribd unveiled its subscription service in October, its big publisher deals were limited to HarperCollins (including HarperCollins Christian), and it didn't include the publisher's newest titles.
The new licensing deals are great news for Nook owners who prefer to purchase the films and shows they watch a la carte, rather than through a monthly, all - you - can - stream subscription service like Netflix or Hulu Plus.
The way I see it, subscription services work well for readers particularly if it's a «one stop shop» sort of deal.
The deal makes Oyster the only e-book subscription service to offer all 10 books.
Oyster launched in 2013 with a $ 9.95 monthly subscription plan, a deal similar to that of Netflix's streaming video service.
Smashwords struck a deal with Scribd to add more than 200,000 eBooks by indie authors to the subscription service started by Scribd.
Securing viable deals with Oyster and Scribd late last year, Mark Coker foresaw how subscription services could fulfill the world he would like to see in the future which is a «world of many virtual bookstores, with many book consumption methods, and many successful companies that are dedicated to putting books in front of reader eyeballs.»
In what some in the audience saw as a reference to the recently launched Kindle Unlimited subscription service from Amazon, Murray added: «Generally, we represent all of our authors and their business interests and we tend not to do business deals that would devalue the royalty and the value of their work.»
E-book subscription service Scribd has signed a deal with self - published e-book distributor Smashwords, which will add more than 225,000 e-books from 70,000 authors and publishers to the service.
While the tiered pricing model could prove to be a better deal for publishers and authors, Stromberg says his team tried to learn from existing digital subscription services and put together a revenue model that «really puts the rightsholder's interest first and makes sense over decades.»
As part of its continuing efforts to sign up shoppers to its premium Prime subscription service, Amazon has announced Prime Day, a «one day shopping event» that promises «more deals than Black Friday».
Below, you'll see the deals on subscription - based services from Amazon.
This deal doesn't mean Google is building out its own ebook subscription service (or is interested in doing so).
And it all comes after Amazon has launched their own ebook email subscription service, Goodreads Deals.
Neither Scribd nor Oyster divulge a great deal in the way of statistics, but in January, Scribd said that since the launch of the subscription service in October 2013, the subscriber base has grown by an average of 31 % a month, with readers spending over 17 million hours reading 500,000 ebooks.
Ebook subscription service Scribd has gone back to «unlimited» access to ebooks and audiobooks for subscribers two years after ditching its original unlimited deal and capping members at three ebooks a month plus one audiobook.
When Smashwords signed a deal last December to supply ebook subscription service Scribd, many Smashwords authors were concerned over possible piracy problems.
Simon & Schuster has cut a deal with Danish e-book subscription service Mofibo for its backlist titles.
As well as a free one - year subscription to the Scribd service, the deal also covers marketing support for Smashwords authors, including featuring throughout curated book merchandising, inclusion on the site's home page in a new Scribd Selects merchandising feature and a profile page for each author to promote their own books and books they like reading.
To date, Smashwords has refused to sign distribution deals with the various pool - based subscription services for this very reason.
Reports indicate that although none of the Big 5 publishers has signed up for KU, the publishers that have signed have done so for a deal of 60 % of list price, which seems to be the going rate for distribution through rival ebook subscription services such as Scribd and Oyster Books.
Distributor Draft2Digital has added ebook subscription service Scribd to its range of sales channels and authors will get royalties of 60 % for sales through Scribd, plus a partial - read deal.
Since Prime Video also comes with free 2 day shipping for all Amazon products, plus sweet deals on subscription services, Amazon is the hand's down winner in this category.
You can also stack this savings with additional Cartwheel deals and Target's subscription service discount.
Another common deal is to sign up for subscription services like the Wall Street Journal for $ 1 and then cancelling your subscription after a week or so.
Also on the docket are subscription deals: You can save $ 10 on a 3 - month or 6 - month subscription to Xbox Live Gold and Microsoft is making Xbox Game Pass, its game download service, available for just $ 1 for the first month.
And if you're wanting to check out the game right now — on the cheap — the Humble Bundle sub is currently offering the game as a sign - up deal for the annual subscription to the service.
First, there's a bunch of deals for the pointless PlayStation Plus subscription service.
However, both services have frequent sales, so you can pick Xbox Live Gold for $ 40 right now, and you can pick up subscription cards at up to 50 % discounts in Black Friday / Cyber Monday sales, which can be «stacked» — so you can buy a discounted card and use it when your current deal expires.
Sony's premium subscription service, PlayStation Plus, launched a few years ago; ever since it has been one of the best deals in video games.
Xbox Live Gold is a paid subscription service that costs $ 60 per year (though you can usually find it for $ 40 or less if you look for deals, read our How to Get Xbox Live Gold For Less article for details), and with that subscription you can play online with your friends, watch Netflix and ESPN, get earlier access to demos, and more.
As I see it, Google's free legal research services won't put a dent in LEXIS or Westlaw, at least not for a long, long time,  Instead, they pose a threat to what I've collectively termed the «second city» providers like Versuslaw, Casemaker, FastCase or Loislaw. Right now, most lawyers are able to access those services for free or cheap through deals with the bars — but will bars continue to support those subscriptions when there's a robust free option available? My heart goes out to these companies because they served as an oasis for solos when no other options, save the law library and manual research, existed. Yet I don't see all of them able to survive the Google onslaught.
Channels and hit series that were once strictly bound by the confines of a cable subscription can now be accessed for a small monthly fee with no contract, no equipment rentals, and no crappy customer service to deal with.
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