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subscription

[suhb-skrip-shuhn] / səbˈskrɪp ʃən /


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“The app boosted the mileage and intensity so fast, my body couldn’t keep up,” said Wagenhauser, who quit her Runna subscription.

From The Wall Street Journal

Newspapers across the country have cratered under falling revenues and subscriptions as they compete for eyeballs with social media, and as internet revenue pales in comparison to what print advertising once commanded.

From Barron's

It has become an increasingly expensive project, one that the companies finance with their billions of dollars in advertising, cloud and subscription revenue.

From The Wall Street Journal

Stations rely on shrinking advertising dollars and subscription fees to pay the bills; increasingly, that money is flowing to unregulated internet-based video platforms.

From The Wall Street Journal

The figure, which totals the money generated through advertising on YouTube as well as paid subscriptions, far surpasses streaming rival Netflix's $45bn revenue.

From BBC