you can charge the applicable fees to access the service." The authorization amount is typically $1, which may be credited towards the subscription fee. But some trial accounts are authorized with a sum that equals or exceeds the advertised membership fee of...

keep ten songs per month, and add them to their permanent collection. Word up homey. So what gives, MS? What’s the catch? There is no catch, only a whopping $14.99 monthly subscription fee for the Zune Pass. Although consumers can listen to as much music...

once it makes improvements to the user interface and irons out a few bugs. As for pricing, the current information points to free access despite earlier reports; whether Epix will succeed in providing the TV channel without monthly subscription fees will be...

to rent Blu-ray Discs from Netflix will be an added feature that tacks on an undisclosed rate to monthly subscription fees. Marketwatch quoted Hastings justifying the move by saying, "Consumers are used to paying more for high definition content." Current subscription...

of all songs they access. "It’s not like some other subscription services where you lose everything," said Nokia executive VP Tero Ojanpera. After the 12 months, users can continue to use Comes with Music for an as-yet-undefined subscription fee, but will...

subscription fee of $15 for a Zune Pass that allows them to “rent” as much as they can fit on the player. Any downloads that haven’t been purchased become inaccessible once the customer cancels their Zune Pass subscription. The Zune can’t play music...

download, and archive as many tracks from Universal as they please, without paying an extra fee. After the 12 months, users can continue to use Comes with Music for an as-yet-undefined subscription fee, but will be able to retain access to any songs downloaded...

and another way to delay the upgrade of a mostly antiquated network - a much needed upgrade for which we already have paid with our subscription fees. But I agree, "price hike" does not sound as great as "Internet experience" and "network management technique"....