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Subscriptions lift Red Hat revenue

April 1, 2005 Strong showing in corporate subscriptions boosts revenue by 56 percent in the fourth quarter for the Linux seller. TAGS: Red Hat Inc., subscription, Linux seller, Linux, operating system

Cell phone subscriptions surge in India

April 10, 2006 Of the 140 million phone service subscriptions, 90 million are for cell phones, according to the Indian government. TAGS: phone service, India, China, cell phone, subscription, telecommunications, mobile phone

Subscription-based Google Apps for businesses ready

February 22, 2007 New ad-free version will include Docs & Spreadsheets, BlackBerry support, more storage. TAGS: Google Apps, Google Docs, Google Inc., subscription, Gmail, RIM BlackBerry, spreadsheet

Qwest reaches 1 million DSL subscriptions

December 14, 2004 Qwest reaches a milestone while the rest of the world continues to put down more lines and pick up more users. TAGS: Qwest Communications Inc., DSL, South Korea, subscription, Taiwan, China, Germany, Japan, U.S., U.K.

Microsoft offers subscription Outlook

January 20, 2005 Firm shoots for power users among Hotmail crowd, marking first time an Office component is available as subscription service. TAGS: MSN Hotmail, Microsoft Outlook, subscription, Microsoft Office, MSN, Microsoft Corp., e-mail, server

XM, Sirius unveil plans for postmerger price drops

July 23, 2007 Listeners would have several new options, including an "a la carte" package that costs about half the current lowest-price subscription plan. TAGS: Sirius, XM Satellite Radio, Sirius Satellite Radio Inc., merger, lineup, satellite radio, offering, radio, programming, subscription, pricing, channel, subscriber, satellite, CEO

Congoo to offer subscription content for free

March 21, 2006 Search site makes deals with Financial Times, Encyclopaedia Britannica, Boston Globe, among others. TAGS: publisher, subscription, Firefox, Microsoft Corp.

Ford vehicles about to get Sirius radios

August 1, 2005 Four models are to be satellite-hooked in 2005 as the countdown to 1 million subscription mark begins. TAGS: Sirius, radio, vehicle, subscription, satellite

Yahoo ramps up 'deep Web' search effort

June 16, 2005 Beta allows people to perform simultaneous searches for information contained within subscription-based Web sites. TAGS: Yahoo! Inc., Yahoo Search, subscription, search engine, Microsoft Corp.

Red Hat edges into higher-level software

December 6, 2005 Linux leader has added three collections of higher-level server tools to its line-up. TAGS: Red Hat Inc., subscription, Java, BEA Systems Inc., Apache Software Foundation, server software, collection, Web application, Linux, leader, open source, server, operating system

Mystery donor gives Stanford free Yahoo music

October 13, 2005 Students at university will get free year of online music, in Yahoo's first foray into college music plan. TAGS: Stanford, portable device, Yahoo! Inc., university, student, online music, college, subscription

Is Stern worth his millions?

December 14, 2005 Satellite radio's soon-to-be biggest voice may well make back $500 million, but decency patter remains wild card. TAGS: Sirius, Howard Stern, Sirius Satellite Radio Inc., satellite radio, radio, satellite, subscription, subscriber

Napster's 'rental' music service takes on iTunes

February 3, 2005 The company is putting $30 million in marketing behind a new Microsoft-backed portable subscription service. TAGS: Napster Inc., music subscription service, marketing campaign, Napster To Go, subscriber, RealNetworks Inc., subscription, Apple iTunes, digital music, Apple Computer, MP3 player, music, song, MP3, Microsoft Corp., idea

CBS to offer subscription video for phones

February 27, 2006 News alerts, entertainment content will be available starting next week for a few dollars a month. TAGS: CBS Broadcasting Inc., entertainment, cell phone, subscription, Sprint Nextel, Verizon Communications, programming, multimedia, video

Compaq founder pushes for academic library online

March 13, 2006 E-books died, but e-publishing will live on if the content is right, say those behind Questia Media. TAGS: electronic publishing, subscription, founder, library, e-book, student, Compaq Computer Corp., CEO, Google Inc.

Developers grumble about Microsoft tools pricing

March 24, 2005 Some customers voice concern that software giant's team development product will be too costly for smaller consultants and developers. TAGS: Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Developer Network, development tool, subscription, Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, developer, pricing, consultant, IBM Corp., Microsoft Corp., server

Corbis' microstock site lets photographers set fee

June 25, 2007 SnapVillage, launched Monday, differs from rivals in letting contributors decide how much they want to charge for images. TAGS: Corbis, Getty Images, rival, subscription, fee, image, blog, photograph

AOL slims to grow

December 3, 2004 Imminent layoffs--of more than 700 workers--may help America Online grow as subscriptions deline. TAGS: America Online Inc., layoff, online advertising, Time Warner Inc., worker, broadband, Netscape Communications Corp., subscription

This week in Microsoft

November 4, 2005 Microsoft heats up its competition with Google by launching a slew of Web-based tools tied to its Windows and Office products. TAGS: Microsoft Windows Live, Microsoft Office Live, office product, Bill Gates, subscription, Google Inc., Apple Computer, Microsoft Corp., MSN, Microsoft Office, IM, Microsoft Windows, security
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