Sentences with phrase «think new subscription services»

I think new subscription services are inevitable as retailers counter the threat posed by KU.

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That's the thinking behind car subscription services that are cropping up in Los Angeles, San Francisco, the New York metro area, Atlanta, and several other cities in the South and Midwest.

If customers are having difficulty getting the most out of their platform, they're going to start thinking about canceling their current subscriptions and signing up with a new service.

Does your heart rate increase at the mere thought of a new box subscription service?

Porsche thinks it might have the answer in the shape of a new subscription service called Porsche Passport that's launching in the United States.

Honestly, I think that Amazon should've added this new feature to Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, instead of fragmenting their children's reading subscription services.

While I don't think book subscription services will get the traction of music and video services, I do think the format may fuel a resurgence of people writing serials and introducing a new chapter or what I call a micro-book each month.

It has happened yet to any measure, but I think it will and may be one of the ancillary benefits of the new subscription services.

I think these subscription services will help make the ebook reading experience more accessible, desirable and enjoyable to a new group of readers who prefer the convenience of subscription access.

And with the contracts that are coming out that leave discounting in ebooks in the hands publishers — I think Amazon 1) needed to have a competing subscription service so as not to lose out in this new model and 2) needed content — which is why they turned to indies as they always have to get content when traditional publishers won't play ball.

I think history will show that the new breed of subscription ebook services like Scribd will grow the number of readers who are enjoying and consuming ebooks.

It is widely thought among those who are advocates of these new subscription services, that this new model is going to be particularly appealing to the millennial, or Gen Y generation, who value experience over ownership.

If Microsoft can convince third party publishers to make new games available as a subscription service, gaming will have changed forever and Microsoft seems to think they have scale to pull it off.