Another trick is bundling up, truly bundling up, with many layers and hats, scarves and gloves.
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Markets have a tendency to cycle from bundling to unbundling, and software is due for a bundling event.
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Most recently, they started bundling Netflix subscriptions with cable packages (because bundling is totally something customers don't hate at all).
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Payment in the OS is a subset of the bundling topic above, as it is "bundling" driven by Apple/Google.
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Broadcasters were able to get around this problem by bundling their programming with Broadcasters were able to get around this problem by bundling their programming with advertisements and having advertisers foot the bill.
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By bundling with air, the hotel price is less transparent.
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Apple has already negotiated bundling rights with its media partners.
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Didn't Microsoft do that by bundling Internet Explorer with Windows?
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What brought the noble tradition of bundling to an end?
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While you are at it, consider bundling those policies together.
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Such tactics, called bundling, are illegal in the United States.
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Customers can obtain discounts by bundling insurance plans, he added.
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Xiaomi is also bundling the phone with a 2720W wireless charger.
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"We don't see bundling as the savior for churn," Laulis said.
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But re-bundling can be found everywhere, from fashion to manufacturing.
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Apple's plans could go further than just bundling digital media subscriptions.
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I do want to ask you about bundles and re-bundling.
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He recalled bundling up with his notepad for field hockey games.
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There's one other option to arms dealer and mass consolidation: bundling.
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In the tech industry, the cycle of bundling and unbundling is endless.
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We'll be bundling all of the big headlines below, so stay tuned.
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Logitech is bundling a few other interesting ideas into Spotlight as well.
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Maybe, one day, Apple will get into the TV bundling business, too.
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That means bundling up in heavy jackets and wrapping yourself in scarves.
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Some have started bundling NPLs into securities to speed up their disposal.
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Viewers choose networks like, Showtime and NBA League Pass instead of bundling.
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If the company prevails, it could revert to bundling its free services.
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The key to keeping costs under control is going to require bundling.
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And do you know any companies that are really good at bundling?
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Apple's is already kind of bundling TV Plus in one way, though.
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Scarcely a ripped bodice, with talk of bundling, in lieu of mating.
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Tech-platform firms enjoy network effects and are continually bundling more services together.
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With this announcement, Facebook revealed they will be bundling more memories for you.
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Customers attracted by cost savings will quickly grasp the other benefits of bundling.
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This isn't the first time Microsoft has experimented with bundling Xbox services together.
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Disney executives talked about potentially bundling its services together for a discounted price.
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Fitch expects the TPG to compete on price through value-driven bundling activities.
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What does that kind of bundling mean for your subscriber-base going forward?
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Bundling your phone with the Essential 360 Camera bumps that up to $749.
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That lack of bundling had been a stumbling block to an earlier partnership.
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The bundling of smaller bridges provides a critical mass to justify transaction costs.
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Russian stations can, however, be picked up in Crimea without a bundling service.
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The bundling of two different types of media isn't an entirely new phenomenon.
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We should also pass legislation prohibiting the bundling of campaign contributions from lobbyists.
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With that bundling thing they do, it's hard to tell from the bill.
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But bundling its payment led to a skewed view of rates, he said.
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This is a method Mattingly has used before, bundling everyday objects with twine.
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One is pitchmen bundling investments with very different outlooks into a single package.
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Another is by bundling more digital rights into the package its regular subscribers get.
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It's tempting to resign yourself to that kind of bundling in modern operating systems.
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It didn't catch on, unsurprisingly, and Sony started bundling it with several free games.
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Google has been bundling its search engine and Chrome apps into the operating system.
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Like you can't ... It won't make sense to not have some sort of bundling.
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Bundling has provided a way around two federal rules meant to control such risks.
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Despite the ban, some insurers offer renewal guarantees by bundling consecutive short-term plans.
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It is so soft and toasty, perfect for bundling up on a cold night.
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Which means Ledger's character experienced bundling toward the very end of its reign here.
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New indie brands meet this demand head-on by bundling products with new experiences.
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There was a lot of snow and bundling of children into snowsuits and boots.
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And bundling a free year with new Apple hardware should boost sales as well.
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What's next: DotDash has already begun bundling its portfolio of brands into four groups.
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"Whoever is bundling for him at these fundraisers should be exposed," she told reporters.
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There are also workshops on making sourdough bread, herb bundling, spice grinding and grain milling.
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Samsung's share of wearables was also boosted by one-time bundling it with its phones.
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Bundling Symantec with CA Technologies would reportedly make up about 37% of Broadcom's total revenue.
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If that means bundling up for frigid October temps, go for the literally hot look.
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Pichai then hints that the free Android business model has relied on this app bundling.
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If that's the case, then bundling the services together may only serve to undercut competitors.
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And then you have larger players who are basically bundling things into suites; that's business.
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AT&T is also bundling its teen-focused Fullscreen network, and a handful of originals.
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Lumus is bundling these two major investments into a sizable $45 million Series C round.
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But if you can snag a ticket, this is a "Macbeth" worth bundling up for.
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And when it comes to bundling, the cable companies know it better than anybody else.
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Update February 20: This story has been updated to clarify the practice of merchandise bundling.
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Part of the problem is attributed to publishers bundling course materials into higher-priced packages.
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In the digital environment, two additional forces are driving this tidal wave of digital bundling.
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In 2014, Lenovo began bundling a third-party adware program called "Superfish" into its consumer PCs.
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In the future, consumers may return to cable or bundling packages yet again to save money.
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We're bundling up now and heading out in 20-degree weather to find a participating location.
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To spread risk, funders are bundling cases into portfolios and taking a share of the proceeds.
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Microsoft is also bundling the Surface Pro X Type Cover and Slim Pen together for $269.99.
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By bundling these with local business listings, Facebook could finally give Events the spotlight they deserve.
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For example, Facebook has unbundled Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp instead of bundling them all as Facebook.
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The partnership builds on a longstanding practice of bundling albums with tickets to boost album sales.
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Microsoft has an edge with Office 365 bundling and IBM has an edge with cognitive computing.
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However, Disney is also well-known for bundling digital download codes with its physical retail copies.
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That evening, after bundling their captives into vehicles, they torched the church, according to the residents.
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Jet promises lower prices than its competitors, which it says is possible by bundling together items.
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Here's a lesson in bundling up done right, straight from the last leg of Fashion Month.
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The "bundled" language harkens back to antitrust lawsuits against Microsoft for bundling computers with Internet Explorer.
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He appreciated the novelty of bundling up in multiple layers, and he marveled at the snow.
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But if Google is prevented from bundling its own apps, that will upset the Android ecosystem.
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The EU has made no suggestions on exactly how Google should solve its app bundling violations.
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Apple has reportedly been interested in bundling subscription news services, too, which might raise the price.
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Hardware planning takes years, and it's clear Microsoft quickly realized that bundling Kinect was a mistake.
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Bundling up to brace the outside world used to be super uncomfortable — until Uniqlo came along.
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The benefit to bundling more services together is that it makes consumers stickier, or more loyal.
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Those bundling cash in hopes of buying the title may get more than they bargained for.
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And, on the flip side, bundling can save money, time, and keep you prepared long-term.
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Comcast will begin bundling Netflix with plans for cable TV, phone and internet beginning this month.
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" Vox Media* CEO Jim Bankoff (l): "There are a lot of questions about cable and bundling.
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Microsoft is also bundling some of its Android apps on Samsung's latest Galaxy Note 10 device.
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"Bundling the holidays remains a form of resistance to racial justice in America," Gill told Vox.
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Disney executives talked Thursday about potentially bundling all three services together for people who want them.
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A Reuters cameraman saw police bundling several gay rights activists into police cars at one location.
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It acts as an acquirer, essentially bundling all the transactions for a retailer and processing them.
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In fact, the company ran out of the free Galaxy Buds its was bundling with the handset.
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For now, it looks like there are no bundling discounts for purchasing the band and sneakers together.
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The EU just fined Google a record $5 billion for bundling its own apps on Android phones.
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SECURITISATION, the bundling and repackaging of income streams as tradable securities, goes in and out of fashion.
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Amazon is bundling the third-generation Echo Dot and Xbox One consoles together at no additional expense.
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THERE ARE two ways to make money selling technology, goes an old industry saying: unbundling and bundling.
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Bunq is essentially bundling these two features with Slice Groups for owners of the Bunq Travel Card.
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Then, Sony could begin bundling packages for new customers during the holiday season at a discounted rate.
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Durkin and Brown, according to people familiar with the outreach, have started actively bundling for the campaign.
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Disney is finally bundling its three streaming services and it's going to cost you $12.99 a month.
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Google was hit with a $5 billion fine from the European Commission over Android app bundling yesterday.
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This strategy is called "temptation bundling," and a 2013 study published in Management Science suggested it works.
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The company is reportedly thinking of bundling its Echo smart speaker and the rumored music service together.
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Stankey said he sees either bundling other WarnerMedia services or folding smaller services into the new product.
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By bundling its camera with a drone, GoPro could breathe new life into a flagging product line.
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Handknit Pocket Scarf, $42, available at Uncommon GoodsWho doesn't love bundling up in something cozy for winter?
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Police were filmed detaining several members of the Ladies in White and bundling them into police vans.
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" She added: "We're obviously not fans of bundling, nor should anyone who cares about artists making music.
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One idea under consideration is bundling together multiple contempt citations to refer to the courts en masse.
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Boomerang effect: Bundling, unbundling to rebundlingA decade ago, fintechs were attempting to take charge at legacy institutions.
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However, B&H and Adorama are sweetening the deals by bundling extra accessories, which can be useful.
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Warren's proposal also would ban lobbyists from making political contributions, bundling donations or hosting fundraisers for candidates.
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It even envisioned bundling these machine-learning software tools to sell to law firms in the future.
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Nearby, she has installed cushy podlike seats, created by bundling personal computers in vividly colored Ethernet cables.
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Whether it comes in through bundling or online, I have always found it spends about the same.
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People will start experimenting with bundling with other services to reduce churn to make it more sticky.
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They will put out singles month after month, eventually bundling them into an EP or an album.
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The Federal Communications Commission appears to be relaxing its position on the bundling of data and services.
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In one form or another, this sort of purposeful bundling already informs our day-to-day life.
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Those practices ranged from Google's advertising rules for websites to its bundling of proprietary apps on Android smartphones.
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So Facebook's bundling of service provisions and consent will also likely face legal challenges, as we've written before.
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Today the company is bundling many of its computational photography tricks into Pix, an insanely simple photo app.
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The company has also announced that it will now be bundling the two products in a single package.
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Plus, it said, customers can keep the free Netflix subscription it had been bundling with Note 7 purchases.
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It's bundling together a Nintendo Switch console and Xbox One S (All-Digital) console for $399 (before tax).
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Walsh says Apple and Samsung both considered bundling MetaCert's software with their devices, but ultimately decided against it.
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The bundling of music streaming services is another way investors see potential growth and expansion within the industry.
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They feel like products unfinished, an attempt at bundling a bunch of products together to make them special.
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Giant management-consulting firms, such as McKinsey, are bundling political-risk analysis with other prescriptions for corporate betterment.
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Starting in 2015, Apple began bundling EFI updates together with the updates for OS X—now called macOS.
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It will offer cut-rate packages bundling TV with home phones and internet and may include mobiles later.
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It integrates the ideas of bundling similar emails, snoozing them, and integrating basic reminders all into your email.
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And so, you know, we'll start with synthetic bundling where can buy both products at an attractive price.
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"There are real opportunities to increase revenue by bundling and packaging different products," she said, giving an example.
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RLECs have had modest success with bundling broadband and satellite video service offerings in response to these threats.
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Streaming services also have yet to figure out a way to take advantage of the economics of bundling.
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When content is divorced from each other the old rationale that came with bundling makes less economic sense.
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Most revolve around trying to suck you back into bundling services together--services you probably don't even need.
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So I can see why one might think that bundling content with wireless might be a good idea.
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Gadgets360 reports that Google is bundling Xiaomi's Mi Security Camera with the Nest Hub as a launch promotion.
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Insurers may offer discounts for bundling auto coverage with other types of insurance, like homeowner or renter's policies.
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Q: So offering comprehensive risk management services is not simply bundling various types of insurance into one package.
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AT&T says that the deal would help the company attract customers by bundling entertainment with mobile service.
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And parents who sign up for a future CoHatchery won't get a discount for bundling two services together.
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Facebook's court filing alleges the defendants tricked users into installing their malware by bundling it with other programs.
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Bundling has always worked well for products for which consumers have widely varying tastes and willingness to pay.
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Comcast introduced a wireless service in May in hopes of bundling more services together and increasing customer loyalty.
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Foursquare is more and more about bundling technology licensing, mapping capabilities, and marketing optimization in a suite of solutions.
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It's easy to imagine how ClassPass might eventually expand its subscription bundling of 'experiences' into verticals beyond fitness classes.
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Bundling all these modes into one app should guarantee one thing at least: kids are unlikely to get bored.
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The company is bundling it with Komplete 2132, a suite of instruments, products, and sounds, for $216 (normally $1,198).
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It's hard to imagine Apple bundling AirPods with the next iPhone, but I guess stranger things have happened, right?
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Amazon is bundling the second-generation Echo smart speaker with the third-generation Echo Dot for $2993 (usually $149.98).
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Comcast introduced a wireless service in May with the hopes of bundling more services together and increasing customer loyalty.
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Bundling all midnight regulations together for an up-or-down vote risks throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
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While discounts for bundling and home safety features may be best-known to shoppers, the possibilities don't stop there.
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Microsoft added a favorites folder on the Start menu to complement the bundling of Internet Explorer with Windows 98.
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But the bundling of data purposes behind a single opt in/out button is the core IAB Europe design.
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It's also bundling HBO for free, as result of the company's plans to acquire Time Warner for $85.4 billion.
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Insurer discounts for having two or more policies (aka bundling) are common and an easy way to cut premiums.
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Multiple Amazon shoppers originally purchased these thermals for bundling up and quickly discovered they're actually the perfect cozy sleepwear.
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Notably, a previous report pointed to Apple bundling just two of its services: Apple Music and Apple TV Plus.
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They are hoping for efficiency gains that come with volume, like bundling two or three orders in each delivery.
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So, in some senses, bundling VR with weed might have been a more accurate pairing for Toff to offer.
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Specifically, I'm told, Oxford University Press will start bundling physical books with Lingokids and distribute the package in schools.
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Machines insert copies of the magazines and preprinted sections, and then finished papers move via conveyor to bundling machines.
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Footage showed riot police bundling protesters into buses near the headquarters of the FSB security service in central Moscow.
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The company is also bundling one free year the service with every purchase of an iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
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He says he plans to begin bundling money for Trump now that the fundraising framework is coming into place.
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The new rule involves bundling to create a single payment for all the costs associated with a patient's condition.
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Videos posted online showed activists carrying rainbow flags, and then police officers bundling some of them into a van.
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Its list price is $4.99 per month, but Apple is bundling a free year with most of its gadgets.
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Apple's push into services is a big one, so bundling seems like more of an inevitability than a possibility.
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HTC is also bundling a 12-month Viveport Infinity subscription if you preorder the Vive Cosmos by October 2nd.
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Recently, the F.C.C. dropped this investigation — believing that this kind of bundling is now commonplace in a competitive market.
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Sure, the wintery outdoors can be fun, but bundling up with scarves and gloves hardly protects every inch of skin.
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Don't be afraid to use a foil packet Sometimes bundling veggies in a foil packet is the way to go.
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The company is also exploring the Sling TV-like idea of bundling channels into low-cost add-ons, Moosnick says.
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In the future, YouTube TV may consider bundling its service in new ways, too, as a way to increase distribution.
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They're working, heads down, in a two-person assembly line, bundling lettuce together with purslane, culantro, and slices of starfruit.
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Fannie and Freddie provide stability to the U.S. housing market by buying mortgages and bundling them into government-backed securities.
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For Waste Management, the company that runs this operation, collecting, sorting and bundling recyclables was until recently a profitable endeavor.
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Microsoft has since stopped bundling QuickBASIC with Windows, making it impossible for Alsup to run his programs on newer computers.
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Avid is offering up to 55 percent off refurbished items and bundling them with Apogee plug-ins with select purchases.
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Newegg is bundling the Intel 660p 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD and 16GB of Corsair Vengeance desktop RAM for $139.98.
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Microsoft was accused of bundling its Windows Media Player with Windows, and the EU forced it to unbundle the app.
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The company does not have a proprietary backbone network and lacks any broadband bundling options, which is a strategic weakness.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that Apple is considering bundling subscriptions for other services it offers, like iCloud storage.
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It never did warrant the extra cost — $150 — and bundling it with the Xbox One didn't do it any favors.
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This will be supported by higher adoption of 3G/4G compatible devices, increased data bundling and growth in data usage.
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Some analysts asked Apple about potentially bundling iPhones into a subscription service in the future during the company's earnings call.
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The outfitter is bundling all four destinations in one six-week trip price at $7,500 a person, departing Aug. 28.
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It's also unclear if T-Mobile will go the route of bundling in its TV service with its mobile plans.
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It also touched on Google's bundling of ad tools that rivals claim make it so they can't afford to match.
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In a 1997 essay on the matter, he put a lot of blame on this bundling for breaking the market.
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There are also products for bundling up and concealing wires, like fabric sleeves or boxes that cover your surge protector.
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Joseph also pioneered bundling home and auto insurance, or what is known in the industry as "cross selling," Hoyt said.
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A Universal Gold Reserve Bank could evolve toward the end of the transition process, bundling contracts into gold-linked securities.
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That pattern — the result of bundling album sales and concert tickets — repeated yet again this week on the Billboard chart.
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The home should be a stress-free zone, and bundling up your bills goes some way to ensuring that's the case.
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He also raised more than $100,000 for her 2008 run through "bundling," and looks likely to max out again in 2016.
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Consequently, plaintiffs' lawyers like to handle these cases by bundling a whole bunch of claims together to mount a class action.
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The other thing that's important there is most research shows — and we've done a lot of it — bundling is important. Right?
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B=V/T: Self-service Bundling based on Value prioritized by Trust will erase the distinction between short and long form.
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One could even argue that bundling the free, unlimited photo and video backup service, via Google Photos, is just good marketing.
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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings says it's expanding beyond English into Hindi, and is looking at more pricing and bundling options there.
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Device makers will be able to offer Google's suite of Android apps without also bundling its search app and Chrome browser.
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One leading part of that effort involves bundling together the many individual payments Medicare would normally make for a one procedure.
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In the 2000s Microsoft got into trouble because it had expanded its Windows monopoly by bundling it with its web browser.
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Still, the Mate 20 Pro is a super expensive phone, and the stuff that Huawei's bundling with it is merely okay.
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But the FTC has shown interest in the question of whether this bundling of services allows Amazon to unfairly undercut competitors.
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The bundling of Skype's voice and video features is seamless and performs flawlessly, and even integrates into a channel's conversational flow.
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But that growth has been fuelled partly by the capital raised by bundling hundreds of properties into single-family rental bonds.
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Microsoft ended up in court with the US Department of Justice back in 2001 over bundling Internet Explorer directly into Windows.
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But after bundling up in multiple coats and tying sweaters around his neck, he was still refused entry onto the flight.
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But luckily, Andrews didn't have to worry about sacrificing style and bundling up in winter gear in the below-freezing temperatures.
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Bundling a cloud infrastructure solution like Azure, AWS, Heroku or Google Compute with Marketo would also help the system scale better.
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Ahead, find 15+ super-warm dressy coats guaranteed to convince you that bundling up in a stylish way is absolutely doable.
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But, if anyone makes bundling up (or, just dressing in general) look like a walk in the park, it's Olivia Palermo.
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We also expect SKT to increase its share in the pay-TV market by bundling SKB's IPTV offering with telecoms services.
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The act of making a loop, or bundling wires together and tying them with a knot, is central to her work.
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ThinkGeek is bundling its entire NES Classic stock with an assortment of Nintendo swag, with prices ranging from $20173 to $22017.
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She's due sometime next spring ... but with the colder weather coming soon, she might want to start thinking about bundling up.
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Xiaomi will start bundling Skype and the Office apps in September, providing Microsoft with a new way to reach Chinese consumers.
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Without bundling these headphones with each iPhone, it's very possible owners won't have a compatible pair of headphones to listen on.
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Bundling actually good earphones with a smartphone isn't that hard anymore, as evidenced by HTC, LG, and most other Android manufacturers.
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Sure, Apple is bundling a 3.5mm dongle and a pair of Lightning EarPods in the box, but that won't be enough.
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The officers told the Senate that they were indeed in the video but were bundling away an informant, not delos Santos.
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The police told him to hang tight while they called the painter—at least they weren't bundling him into their car.
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Those numbers were helped by a bundling deal that included CDs in the cost of a ticket for Pink's upcoming tour.
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Drug-delivering contact lenses could counteract these high rates of eye drop truancy by bundling medication into a more familiar package.
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Last year, the European Union fined Google $5.1 billion for bundling the Chrome browser and Google Search with other Android apps.
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Bundling the networks with local stations could strengthen its bargaining position with cable operators when it comes to raising licensing fees.
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The company is rumored to be speaking with streaming services like Disney and Netflix about bundling their services with the device.
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Bundling up for MN winters is no joke, so it is quite the production to get out the door with littles.
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By bundling many such games into a subscription offering, Google and others hope to entice consumers to try many more games.
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A major challenge will be bundling classes on the right topics that don't exhaust users so they keep listening and paying.
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Wool Art Design Chunky Merino Wool Blanket, from $25.22Winter nights call for movies, snacks, and bundling up in a cozy blanket.
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However, the E.U. claims that the bundling practice is a particularly big problem because of Android's dominance among mobile operating systems.
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Apple is reportedly considering bundling its digital subscription services, which also include Apple Music, Apple TV Plus, and Apple News Plus.
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He was opposed by Ms. Wintour, who spent the last year bundling money for Hillary Clinton and giving her wardrobe tips.
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Netscape, the fastest-growing software firm in history, went from antimatter to feature when Microsoft began bundling Internet Explorer with Office.
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Another intriguing idea is called "temptation bundling," in which people make activities more enjoyable by adding a fun component to them.
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Vazquez scored the clincher nearly four minutes into injury time, bundling the rebound of a shot off the post past Frei.
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They're asking for direct contributions to the campaign and an assist in bundling big-dollar donations from other anti-Trump Republicans.
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She made the most of her winter coat, bundling up and concealing her face -- and that was before she stepped outside.
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Another wide swath reacted cooly, perhaps voting for him in the privacy of a voting booth, but certainly not bundling hard dollars.
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It seems pretty ... because you guys already do a lot of bundling with other people, like I can do ... Spotify deal, right?
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I check the weather and it's 45 degrees and sunny, so I try bundling him up and taking him in the backyard.
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When it came to bundling the FWF's project with an anti-vaping measure, Fuller said he didn't have much of a choice.
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It starts with bundling similar program types together into a single integration such as a storage bundle with Box, Dropbox and OneDrive.
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Mimblewimble proposes to solve this problem by bundling multiple transactions together so that individual purchases or transfers cannot be so easily tracked.
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Blink is bundling everything inside kits that'll start shipping in Q2, though you'll also be able to buy the individual products online.
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Disney has also hinted that it is interested in bundling it with ESPN+ and Hulu, which it owns a 60% stake in.
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US regulators famously grilled Microsoft over its bundling of Internet Explorer in Windows, and EU regulators also got involved some years later.
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Bundling car-loan repayments into ABSs to sell on to investors represents an important source of financing, particularly for non-bank lenders.
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"She's a key supporter who is bundling for us, and hosting an event for us this month," a campaign spokesman told CNBC.
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This sort of bundling could be an opportunity for Airbnb, were it to grow into the travel booking hub of its dreams.
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The companies said they will expand that existing relationship by bundling Netflix into the overall subscription in new and existing Xfinity packages.
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Software is due for a bundling event Application development has long been fraught with peril: Projects become bloated, expensive and never ship.
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The world-famous hospital is getting into the spirit by bundling newborns in Cleveland Indians onesies for the duration of the championship.
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What's happening: Apple, Amazon and other West coast tech giants, keen on gaining subscribers, are bundling news, music, movies and TV shows.
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It brought a ton of new ideas to how email could work, including old standbys like snoozing and newer ideas like bundling.
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Instead of bundling up right away in our warmest beanies, we can experiment with wide-brim hats, paperboy caps, and cute berets.
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This bundling also means many top Android apps simply won't work on AOSP as it doesn't include the all-important Google APIs.
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One of the EU executive arm's main contentions was with the company's practice of bundling its Chrome and Search apps on Android.
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The key risk point for the industry is securitization, or the bundling of the loans into offerings such as collateralized loan obligations.
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Turkcell's shift to digital has included bundling its fizy app for free into Turkcell subscriber packages, with no charges for data use.
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Samsung teamed up with Spotify as well, bundling the music streaming service in the setup of every new device for similar reasons.
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By bundling many rules together, the sponsors hope to undermine accountability and avoid public scrutiny about what rules are being rolled back.
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And the company's also considering bundling its other streaming services, Hulu and ESPN+, with Disney+ in the future at a discounted price.
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The deal, like others with Android OEMs, is part of Microsoft licensing its patents to Acer in exchange for the app bundling.
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For example, bundling of mobile, car and home connectivity will be inevitable for app, data and entertainment services as an integrated experience.
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Microsoft can scoop up millions of users just by bundling Teams with Office 365, and that's exactly why the company did it.
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By bundling thousands of songs together and offering access to them on demand, streaming services like Spotify have created an appealing product.
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Vanke said the project concerned, Huxin Island, does not involve bundling and home buyers are not forced to acquire a parking space.
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"We remain primarily a direct-to-consumer business, but we see our bundling initiative as an attractive supplemental channel," the company said.
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The strategy foresees bundling larger Mittelstand clients in a small investment bank and transfer smaller business clients to its private customer unit.
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Veteran GOP fundraiser Jack Oliver, who created former President George W. Bush's bundling operation, is helping to structure the Trump bundler program.
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Dad travels a lot, bundling Mum and the dog into their caravan because that's just what happens when you hit your 60s.
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Separately, Mr. Wolf had started bundling investments for Broadway shows, most successfully for "Once" in 2012, earning credits as a co-producer.
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BUNDLING Google's variety of ad tools enable it to bundle them in a way that rivals say they cannot afford to match.
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A new issue, with wire bundling on the plane, could push the certification flight and the return to service back even farther.
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One is a lack of transparency — bundling research costs with trading makes it difficult for investors to see what they are paying.
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On paper, that may constitute unfair "bundling," one of the sins that did in Microsoft at its apex in the late 1990s.
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Credit Suisse also agreed on Friday to resolve accusations about the bundling together of unsuitable mortgages into securities, by paying $5.3 billion.
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Apple is reportedly considering bundling these services with its popular Apple Music service, which costs $10 per month or $99 per year.
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The tips include booking at newly opened hotels, checking in near the end of the day, and bundling your flight and hotel.
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The Plepler regime was done, and the AT&T team, with its ambition of bundling HBO into its main business, was ascendant.
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People like having a bunch of different bundling options for cable, so maybe a slew of tiered pricing is the way to go.
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The government has also passed a guarantee scheme to let banks offload bad loans by bundling them into securities they can then sell.
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There's a new Echo Show in town, and bundling with a second Show or a Ring Video Doorbell can save you even more.
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All three organizers were involved with bundling for Obama when he ran for president in 2008 and during his reelection bid in 2012.
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AT&T's WarnerMedia will launch its streaming video service in beta later this year, bundling HBO, Cinemax, and a library of Warner Bros.
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The Australian actress explains that dressing up as guys is also more practical when the weather in late October calls for bundling up.
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Unlike incumbent Kazakhtelecom JSC (BB+/Stable), Kcell lacks fixed broadband/pay-TV bundling opportunities, although it benefits from stronger mobile-only market positions.
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This decision seems to be more about preventing Google from bundling its services to Android, than forcing the company to change Android significantly.
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By bundling a loan with a very convenient payments device, banks deliberately make it easy to rack up large debts and interest charges.
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Rather than giving customers money off products, the iPhone-maker is instead bundling in gift cards worth up to $150 on select purchases.
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These include strategies involving bundling or tied sales, low prices, discriminatory treatment and restrictions on the possibilities of collecting and accessing certain data.
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These university courses go a step further by bundling specializations into a full degree program that can be completed at your own pace.
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This week, Cable One CEO Julie Laulis said bundling TV with internet is not a particularly effective method to hold on to customers.
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The number of European tourists buying deals bundling accommodation and transport has fallen by a quarter since demand peaked in the early 2000s.
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When I first read Gruber's take a few weeks ago I thought bundling an acceptable set of wireless earbuds would be too expensive.
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And T-Mobile in September began bundling in Netflix subscriptions to users with two or more lines on its T-Mobile One plan.
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Enterprise software lives in an eternal cycle of bundling and unbundling and LinkedIn is long overdue for some startups to come unbundle it.
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We believe that SKB continues to expand its share in the pay-TV market by bundling its IPTV offering with SKT's telecoms services.
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And this "comprehensive, bundling, first-class opportunities around banking and financial literacy" for customers is what attracted him to the startup, he said.
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At a minimum, the F.C.C. should require Google to commit to search neutrality, transparency, adherence to privacy standards and restrictions on anticompetitive bundling.
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Bundling five days each at 32 participating resorts across North America, the Multi Alpine Experience, or M.A.X. Pass, sells for $649 until Oct.
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Tesla also started bundling its interior options, Electrek reported and the glass roof and power liftgate became standard, according to Green Car Reports.
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Microsoft is bundling their collaboration tool, Teams, with Microsoft Office and charging as little as $22 per user (for the basic subscription) vs.
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The thought of bundling my toes in the same thick knit used to make cozy winter sweaters and mittens seemed kind of crazy.
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In other forays, lobbyists and others in the influence business were able to get $1.2 million in city matching funds by bundling contributions.
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Bundling is a common practice of providing album downloads along with merch or other sales, since album downloads hold more weight than streams.
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Tod Sedgwick, who was Mr. Obama's ambassador to Slovakia, is among a group of former diplomats who are bundling contributions for Mr. Buttigieg.
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Comcast, for example, has lured hundreds of thousands of new customers to its mobile phone service by bundling it with cable television plans.
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The carriers have pointed out that Comcast has begun bundling wireless service with cable television offerings, essentially by reselling access to Verizon's network.
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More than 80% of the population in India earns less than $200 a month and smartphones are sold without any bundling with carrier.
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Walmart is also bundling the ~Home Mini and Chromecast for $22~, which lets you control any TV with your voice through Google Assistant.
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Analysts and experts say that it is only a matter of time before treatments for cancer and cardiovascular disease also move to bundling.
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That was at least in part because tech companies improved their reporting process by bundling photos and videos instead of flagging them individually.
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There's a precedent, too: Apple's monthly iPhone Upgrade Service already includes AppleCare, so the idea of bundling isn't totally foreign to the company.
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Moments later Stones thought he had atoned by bundling the ball into the net but his goal was disallowed for a Sergio Aguero offside.
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Samsung has a plan all of its own, bundling tech support with phone insurance, and that's going to set you back $11.99 a month.
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In particular, he said, Microsoft's bundling of Internet Explorer with the Windows operating system threatened independent Web browser makers and raised anti-competitive concerns.
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In order to win over customers, companies are offering incentives like promotional discounts and the bundling of products with services that consumers already use.
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More investment may be needed in content to strengthen the bundling strategy, and in enterprise solutions (managed services and cyber security) to diversify revenue.
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I've been using an Xbox One controller (without Bluetooth) on the go, and just bundling it in my bag alongside the Surface Book 153.
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Unlike the original, Microsoft isn't bundling the Surface Pen with the Surface Book 2, so you'll have to spend $99 to get that accessory.
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If you purchase a Surface Laptop (either i5 256GB or i7) then Microsoft is bundling the Harman Kardon Invoke Cortana speaker free of charge.
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It's no use bundling and wrapping up your cords if they're going to pile up around a surge protector on your floor or desk.
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Since late 2013, Apple had been bundling these apps with new iPhones, iPads, iPod touch devices and Macs, or making them free to download.
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Web browsers, for instance, are free, but in the 1990s Microsoft's bundling of one with its dominant Windows operating system hurt competition and innovation.
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He saw the bundling first of the stocks followed by the Value Line Company, an influential firm at the time, and then ultimately the .
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The pair settled the dispute in 2015, and Samsung started bundling Microsoft's Skype, OneDrive, and OneNote apps on the Galaxy S6 and S7 devices.
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The couple has recently been out and about several times in New York City for intimate dinner dates while bundling up in the cold.
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It took the European Union's competition regulator several more years before arriving at a similar conclusion vis-a-vis Google's competition-blocking Android bundling.
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"And AT&T, with their acquisition of DirecTV, they are now able to do a lot of bundling, they have more mobile," Gibbs said.
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A preview of this feature will be available in October, and Microsoft appears to be bundling Console Streaming under the broader Project xCloud service.
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The argument for bundling, in addition to the commission's view that the issues are of the same kind, is that it streamlines the ballot.
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To promote the newfound Skill, Neato will be bundling an Echo Dot with its connected vacuum for free, between Black Friday and December 23.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: Bob Iger has talked about potentially bundling in Hulu along with Disney Plus which is launching this fall, along with ESPN Plus.
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In 1998, US regulators grilled Microsoft over its requisite bundling of Internet Explorer in Windows, even calling Bill Gates to the stand to testify.
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And like its 8K cousin, this option also includes a NanoStik PRO Pad for bundling phone and charger into one neat and portable package.
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The massive success of Amazon Prime is undeniable, but whatever Apple might be thinking about doing in terms of bundling services will be different.
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As millions are bundling up and staying indoors while severe cold fronts move throughout North America, Eastern Orthodox Christians are going for a swim.
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Nintendo also says that it will be bundling some of the new, cheaper 2DS units with a digital version of Mario Kart 7 preinstalled.
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Because the marginal cost of distribution for video is close to zero and bundling it with Amazon Prime increases the value proposition for customers.
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While the exact details of the deal have been kept secret, Microsoft says Acer will start bundling apps in the second half of 2016.
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Bundling hardware, software, maintenance and installation improves margins: Pricing becomes a function of the value provided, not of the underlying (and diminishing) hardware costs.
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Home Trust said in a statement that bundling was a common practice, but declined to disclose how much of its business depends on it.
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Nick Kyprianou, chief executive of the RiverRock MIC and a former president of Home Trust, said RiverRock has avoided bundling because of the risk.
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While the new WatchTV service is open to anyone, AT&T is also bundling it into two new unlimited plans for no additional cost.
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If you'd prefer bundling up in sweats all winter long (who wouldn't?) then we have the perfect stylish alternative for you — this cozy cardigan.
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Quadruple play, or "quad play," is the concept of bundling phone, wireless, entertainment and broadband internet services together in one bill under one provider.
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Although quadruple bundling is popular in Europe, it hasn't quite taken off in the U.S. And Sprint already had one failed quad play attempt.
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Moreover, Time Warner could support DirecTV by helping AT&T keep together the bundling of channels — the cash cow of the pay-TV industry.
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"This bundling proposal is merely a rate cut, not a meaningful reform of our payment and delivery system," the group wrote in a statement.
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The season of bundling up is upon us, and what better to usher it in than a new chic-yet-cozy style of outerwear.
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Our favorite account of bundling included in Stiles's book comes from a British lieutenant who sought a place to stay one night in Massachusetts.
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For even more discounts, Gavin recommends bundling your spending and saving by booking an entire travel package combining air, hotel, car and even activities.
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In addition to this potential bundling deal, the company took the opportunity to divulge a few more details about Disney's streaming service this week.
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The second allegation is that Google is bundling its apps and services in a way that they are able to talk to each other.
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"If Guardiola wants a war, he can have one," Seluk said last month, digging a trench and bundling his client into it with him.
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Sanders's small-dollar donation strategy proved it's possible to run a viable national campaign without large-scale bundling from wealthy individuals in elite industries.
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After it became successful, he sold the company in 2004 and formed a printing co-op, bundling print jobs to get discounts from presses.
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The government must now draft legislation bundling together all the measures and push it through Parliament before eurozone finance ministers meet on May 22.
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First, Kate Spade is bundling select handbag and jewelry styles, so you can buy two items for less than the original price of one!
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Now, Vinted charges a 103% commission only if you conduct transactions on Vinted itself, bundling in buyer protection and shipping to sweeten the deal.
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Cable works by bundling: your monthly cable bill is split up among the channels your carrier provides, whether you watch those channels or not.
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But that's nothing compared to Sunday, when it was so cold people even noticed in places where bundling up is a winter way of life.
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In 1995, Microsoft launched Internet Explorer and started bundling it with Windows in order to snatch away market share from the then-dominant browser, Netscape.
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The system of states bundling their electoral votes into winner-take-all packages evolved over time, but it has been the norm since the 1800s.
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Millennials who don't own a home are missing out on the potential of bundling discounts for combining auto and home insurance under the same carrier.
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Former Florida Supreme Court Justice Harry Lee Anstead took issue with the unusual bundling on the grounds that it would violate voters' First Amendment rights.
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This isn't the first time Comcast has set out to punish those who purchase a standalone broadband plan rather than bundling it with another service.
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Bundling in HBO also seems like a way for AT&T to try to gain subscribers at a time when DirecTV Now could use some.
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Bloomberg says the video and magazine subscription services will be offered separately, but Apple might try to sell consumers on bundling them with special discounts.
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A final settlement forced Microsoft to open its API to third parties but, importantly, it did not prevent it from bundling software in the future.
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Netflix could fill this gap by bundling three or so short films into thematic collections that are approximately 45 minutes to an hour in total.
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The license also would allow Amazon to cut shipping costs by bundling products from small and medium-sized companies to fill up containers, analysts said.
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By bundling the user counts into a "family of apps audience metric," Facebook can obscure the fact that its core app is hitting a wall.
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Google has been accused of bundling its search engine with Android, and the European Commission could force the company to make changes to this practice.
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The official lineup for the SNES Classic Edition doesn't quite match our own, but it's hard to be upset with what they're bundling for $80.
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Also a problem: Certain adtech giants having a long and storied history of bundling purposes for user data and manipulating consent in privacy-hostile ways.
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Broader portfolios within the sub-segments of cardiovascular should provide Abbott with increased bundling/shelf space opportunities when contracting with hospital management and purchasing groups.
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Kevin Westcott, vice chairman and U.S. media and entertainment leader at Deloitte, told CNBC that bundling seems to be a huge deterrent for cord cutting.
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In an effort to expand its services and make the experience more seamless for patients, Progyny is also looking into bundling medication into its coverage.
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This autumn, for example, Macy's and other stores stocked the usual coats and scarves, but warm weather kept shoppers from paying out and bundling up.
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The commission rejected Google's argument that bundling its search and browsing apps with the Android operating system is necessary to monetize its investment in Android.
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You're bundling these together and selling them in one group, or are you selling them a la carte, or ... We're talking about consumer choice, right?
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By bundling them into a subscription, Apple sidesteps the individual purchase barrier that it has had a big hand in creating in the first place.
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That has made bundling more appealing than ever to artists — even superstars like Ms. Swift, who could once reliably count on millions of CD sales.
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Now, here's something to think about if you're staying home, bundling up and watching TV today: Noah Horowitz never thought much about his cable boxes.
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That argument raised questions about whether some common practices in the digital world, such as the bundling of products or services, could violate antitrust rules.
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Recode reported last year that the FTC was exploring the question of whether Prime's bundling of various features allows Amazon to unfairly undercut competitive services.
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"Who" was credited with 89,000 sales, most of which were made as part of a deal bundling it with tickets to the band's latest tour.
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Distributors will start bundling on behalf of some of these people if, in fact, that reduces churn and makes the composite more desirable, more sticky.
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He also defended the company's app bundling, arguing it's easy for users to install alternatives if they don't want to use Google's pre-installed options.
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AT&T, the No. 2 wireless carrier in the U.S., said the deal would help the company attract customers by bundling entertainment with mobile service.
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The company had already launched an Echo aimed at parents and kids by bundling in FreeTime and giving the device a colorful look-and-feel.
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In response, Warren's campaign cited their plan, introduced in September, that would ban lobbyists from making political contributions, bundling donations or hosting fundraisers for candidates.
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Banks earn commissions even on risky home loans before bundling these mortgages into securities and selling them to large pension funds, insurers or other buyers.
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A lot of the skepticism surrounding album bundling leans on a central question: does the sale of merch equate to the sale of an album?
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"The world cannot countenance a hasty window-dressing of these shocking atrocities," he said, "bundling people back to conditions of severe discrimination and latent violence."
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He fashioned the earliest examples from street trash, elaborately knotting lengths of ordinary rope, bundling broken-down cardboard boxes and braiding strips of recycled cloth.
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Bundling those together allows curators to present shows that may not always be easy crowdpleasers and whose importance cannot be assessed by foot traffic alone.
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The strong bundling proposition of DT has contributed to its ability to defend its domestic market share, and is a significant competitive advantage, in our view.
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Newegg is bundling Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR4 RAM (two 8GB, 3,000MHz, 288-pin sticks) with a 512GB M.2 SSD from Intel for $159.99 (usually $207.98).
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A big California donor presentation swing in California a few weeks ago was received positively, according to a senior official, but with limited big bundling commitments.
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We are bundling it all into a very simple API and two hours later you can have it running on a site or a mobile app.
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More broadly, Hartman suggested that business models in the media world are changing, particularly as publishers experiment with paywalls and also explore bundling their products together.
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The TEF is an odd measure, bundling data on teaching with other measures such as whether an institution's graduates get jobs and what they are paid.
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The Commission found that by bundling features like Google's search engine, Chrome apps, and operating system, the company was illegally taking advantage of its market share.
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It slapped a $5 billion fine on the company for bundling its own apps on Android phones, forcing Google to completely change how Android is distributed.
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Disney is known for bundling digital download codes, like allowing customers to download a digital version of The Avengers after buying the Blu-ray, for example.
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But it's a big stretch to assume that Apple bundling QR code reading into iOS is game-changer, when all the evidence suggests that it isn't.
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Microsoft is even bundling PUBG with the Xbox One X for a limited time, while a mobile version is in the works for players in China.
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As part of the update, Tesla is bundling its high-performance "ludicrous mode" into the price of the Model S Performance and Model X Performance variants.
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For example, it began prodding at Microsoft's bundling of Internet Explorer on its PCs in 2009, and fines did not emerge until around four years later.
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Bundling auto and home insurance typically saves you 10% to 20% on your homeowners rate, although it could be higher or lower depending on your insurer.
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The rise of bundling reflects declining affordability after a long run-up in home prices, and it could present a danger of defaults if prices fall.
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After bundling Volkan Bayarslan to the ground the fan began kicking and punching him, but was quickly dragged away by a small army of security personnel.
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At Carolines, he started playing with his zipped waist-length jacket, bundling it up by his chest and keeping it there through much of the set.
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Several Disney executives covet Sunday Ticket and would like to own the rights to it, bundling it with ESPN+, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Facebook executives are also expected to demonstrate VR software titles that use handheld controllers, called Oculus Touch, that the company is now bundling with its headset.
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The Trump administration must end the practice of putting off U.S. arms sales to Taiwan and bundling them in a package at more convenient political moments.
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In addition, price discounts from bundling and migration to cheaper voice-over-internet-protocol (VoIP) services will also erode profitability; this trend is unlikely to reverse.
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Additionally, bundling a wide range of services through its Prime subscription can help Amazon inspire consumer loyalty in a way businesses focused solely on retail cannot.
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Then consumers can buy them with greater confidence, avoiding the "bundling" system, buttressed by state and federal laws, that makes hearing aids available only through audiologists.
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In addition, price discounts from bundling and migration to a cheaper voice-over-internet-protocol (VoIP) service will erode profitability; this trend is unlikely to reverse.
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The six-hour event rolled out a bundling program aimed at tapping into the GOP donor class that partly avoided Trump during the last presidential cycle.
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Given all of the stuff the company is bundling in here, however, Amazon says you're essentially getting a $120 discount, when all is said and done.
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To survive the extreme cold, Chicagoans are bundling up in their warmest outerwear, including Canada Goose coats, the most expensive of which retail for roughly $1,700.
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They also banned "block booking," a bundling practice where studios forced theaters to play their bad movies along with their good ones or not play any.
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Mr. Wilson later reported that he had spent "four solid days of bundling and packing and moving," using a station wagon he borrowed from a cousin.
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If you drive a vehicle, George also suggests bundling tasks together so that you are spending less time in traffic idling and using less gas overall.
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Saturday's pact opens the door to a final agreement by that date, though the spending bundling is probably more likely to spill over into next year.
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While the proposal on bundling would not ban it, it would remove the match for those funds — a significant improvement in the view of government watchdogs.
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The late-2019 bundling of these services offers three huge entertainment libraries, a staggering array of choices that's mostly good at making it impossible to choose.
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They drove into the hotel and opened fire before bundling Dewji into a car and speeding off, said Dar es Salaam regional police commissioner Lazaro Mambosaso.
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He wrote for InfoWorld and then in the late 1970s, he was the first guy who came up with the notion of bundling software with computing.
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While the rest of us were bundling up in preparation for the snow, Wisconsinites like the fellow in this video were stripping down and embracing the cold.
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With Z3 Play, Motorola says it wants to make Moto Mods more accessible, which is why it's bundling two of its most popular ones with the phone.
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Instead of actually bundling 200,000 sparklers together, it looks like the folks behind this video instead ignited 220 pounds of "powdered sparklers mixture" to create this explosion.
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The group's CEO, Manley Fuller, told Gizmodo that at no point did the FWF support bundling its proposal with other initiatives—that's just what the CRC wanted.
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Lefteris Kalamaras, founder and owner of FSLabs, took to the flight simulator's forums on Saturday, and did not deny bundling a piece of malware with his product.
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Over on the Windows side, Microsoft has maintained its dominance on desktop computing for more than two decades using the same kinds of bundling tactics as Google.
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While it was a successful console accessory initially, its bundling and lack of games with the Xbox One forced Microsoft to rethink its entire approach to Kinect.
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It's an upgrade Apple could have, and should have, added to the headphones it bundles with the iPhone 7, instead of just bundling an annoying Lightning adapter.
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It waffled from trying to sell development assistance for its platform to big hardware vendors, to bundling that with A/B testing, hosting and monitoring cloud services.
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Most of that user base has nothing to do with Android bundling, and while it might strengthen the antitrust case, it limits the impact of today's ruling.
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They see that bundling financial service or something in the lending space [may] happen [in the future] given the data and numbers of users they sit on.
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Earlier this month, the company said it will be bundling several Amazon apps including Prime Video on all the smartphones that are exclusively sold through its platform.
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You're like, look, "If we make enough stuff, a few things will appeal to enough people that enough people will subscribe," and that's just classic bundling strategy.
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There is now talk of "bundling" several contempt of Congress citations for top Cabinet officials in one House vote to maximize the political fallout for the administration.
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Imagine bundling up with a warm, cozy scarf as you hurry into Liberty to buy yourself one of their iconic scarves to take home as a souvenir.
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Microsoft's own mobile efforts with Windows Phone might be faltering, but the company is pushing ahead with bundling its own apps on lots of different Android devices.
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Even the audio, which Samsung is pushing via a partnership with Harman that involves bundling AKG earbuds, sounded pretty damn good on my Oppo planar magnetic headphones.
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Bundling the financial reward into the insurance premium on a paycheck rather than making a separate payment to the worker may have affected how it was perceived.
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At the heart of the EU complaint is Google's reliance on bundling its own software into Android, which Europe's regulators say gives the company an unfair advantage.
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Nilla Fischer scored Sweden's winner after 74 minutes, bundling the ball into the net with her knee after the South African keeper failed to hold a cross.
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The researchers attribute the rise in Mac OS malware to the bundling of advertising software or "adware" with other free programs users can download on their systems.
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"All this un-bundling should be done within this fiscal year (to March 31, 2019)," D.K. Sarraf, chairman of India's Petroleum and Natural Gas Board, told Reuters.
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This is probably not the most expense-efficient product, as it charges a 0.5 percent management fee for bundling other products that themselves charge sometimes-hefty fees.
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Today this sort of bundling is rare: for the past 30 years firms have been focusing on their core business and contracting out everything else to specialists.
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Xiaomi and Microsoft have agreed to partner on bundling Office and Skype apps on the Mi 5, Mi Max, Mi 4s, Redmi Note 3, and Redmi 3.
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The company said it was seeing lower churn thanks to growth in family usage and student packages and bundling of Spotify with the video streaming service Hulu.
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Google has been subject to three major antitrust fines totaling about $9 billion from European Union authorities in recent years for its search, advertising and bundling practices.
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European regulators concerned about this kind of consolidation recently leveled a $5 billion fine on Google for anti-competitive bundling of Chrome and search apps to Android.
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They made way, way, way less money doing that than if they were bundling big MBS' and raking it in by the tens or hundreds of millions.
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And, she said, bundling your coverage for renter's or homeowner's insurance with your auto policy with the same insurer can save an average of 8 percent annually.
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Because of its location near the very tip of Cape Cod, the waters tend to be rough and nighttime visits require bundling up in sweaters and windbreakers.
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That includes bundling a range of Dell's cloud-based support services that allow admins to have greater control over how these Chromebooks are rolled out inside businesses.
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AT&T may be bundling the service and offering it to existing HBO customers, but it still needs to grow its subscriber base with new sign-ups.
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As of last year, Top Hat is bundling its products into a single platform to provide teachers with a comprehensive set of tools for managing their classes.
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Weinstein's endless stream of contributions to political causes of the left are no secret, nor really were his donations and bundling of massive sums for Democrat candidates.
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The ruling said that Qualcomm must stop bundling patent licensing deals with its hardware and agree to grant patents on fair terms to other modem chip suppliers.
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By bundling services and integrating grocery stores into its logistics network, the company will be able to shut out or disfavor rival grocers and food delivery services.
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He dismissed suggestions, however, that Apple wanted to compete with cable and satellite companies by bundling a group of video channels and selling subscriptions to its users.
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"The bundling of the bill is a strategy to pass more legislation more quickly than allowing the separate components to get bogged down and fail," Roberts said.
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Amazon is bundling an Echo Dot (not the new one with a clock) alongside the Amazon Smart Oven, so you'll have a device to control it with.
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Like Microsoft in the 1990s, Monsanto is well known for its aggressiveness in "bundling" by leveraging its dominance in one product line to force purchases in another.
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But paradoxically, the same forces that allowed classified ads and news to be so easily separated also drastically increased the economic rationale for bundling across the board.
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Microsoft plans to use distribution, an old standby, to get people using Microsoft Teams, bundling it with the business version of Office 365 at no additional cost.
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Surveillance footage released by police showed men wearing bulky black jackets with their faces covered grabbing Lu and bundling him into a black minivan with stolen plates.
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Cost is a major driver of this shift: the cost of bundling a few favorite streaming services together still pales in comparison to the average cable bill.
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The FTC has sought intel about Amazon's product fulfillment pricing structure, competition against its own sellers, and whether bundling services with Prime allows Amazon to undercut competitors.
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In 2015, Apple started bundling firmware updates along with operating system updates for Mac machines in an effort to ensure firmware on them stayed up to date.
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Tim Cook wraps up the event with a speech about how Apple is bundling this vision together with the new iPad, teacher and student tools and coding curriculum.
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Amazon, Netflix and Google's YouTube are producing their own shows and movies and distributing them over smart TVs, computers, and mobile phones without old-fashioned cable bundling issues.
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It is now bundling the Spanish and Portuguese Barclaycard operations together for a sale and has solicited non-binding offers for the combined business ahead of a Jan.
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Even bundling the device with a phone — something Samsung has done in the past — has diminishing returns if buyers got a headset for free with their last purchase.
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The company has been offering access to Netflix through its X1 interface since 2016, and this April expanded its relationship with Netflix by bundling it into Comcast subscriptions.
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Bundling it won't necessarily lose much for Apple, and it gives the company a lot to gain in the way of potential subscribers and buzz for its shows.
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According to the CNIL, Google should separate the action of creating an account from the action of setting up a device — consent bundling is illegal under the GDPR.
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Analysts said Netflix was also benefiting from its wide range of agreements with wireless carriers and internet service providers, who are bundling Netflix streaming into their service offerings.
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So many companies will begin bundling their phones with new accessories like virtual reality headsets, 360-degree cameras that will film content for those headsets, and extra batteries.
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Microsoft was accused of bundling its Windows Media Player with Windows, and the EU forced it to unbundle the app so that competitors could get a fair advantage.
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Right now the ideas that seem to have the most traction in Washington are the latter two: creating an arbitration process or bundling doctor fees with hospital charges.
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On an earnings call, the company said Disney is now bundling its three streaming services: Disney+, ESPN+ and ad-supported Hulu, which will cost users $278 a month.
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Hulu is bundling the "Unlimited Screens" and "Enhanced Cloud DVR" bundles together for $20 a month, and offering an add-on subscription to Showtime for $9 a month.
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Almost all of those companies, and especially Amazon and Google, began bundling AI features into existing camera lines, making Lighthouse's product a tough sell from an unproven startup.
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How they did it: The supraballs were made by coating nanoparticles of melanin, the same pigment that colors human skin, in a silica shell and bundling them together.
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Instead of bundling everything together in a single round, startups may sometimes have a process that includes follow-on investment rounds, of which this may be a component.
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The "cut the cord" movement is all about fighting back against that bundling in your cable bill and it's a creation of the free market through and through.
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It's all part of what Trokoudes and others in fintech describe as the re-bundling of financial services, but in a way that puts the user in control.
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While the bundling of the two political concerns (private terrorist/criminal comms; and public online extremism content) allows the government to obfuscate outcomes, spread blame and spin failures.
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Further along the border in Brownsville, a sharp drop in temperature had residents bundling up with hats, hoodies, thick sweaters, or whatever would help keep the cold out.
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Tally gets the money to pay off your cards by bundling the loans it has made to other customers and selling them to investors as asset-backed securities.
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Internationally, bundling and faster original content ramp offers opportunity to penetrate new market cohorts faster while TAM is likely to expand from fixed-broadband subs to mobile users.
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The service will also begin selling tour and activity tickets to round out a trip package, offering discounts for bundling flights, hotels, and activities together in one booking.
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The study found cross-subsidies between corporate and investment banking lead to a bundling of services, where customers can end up using the same bank for several products.
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The bigger picture: As the landscape increasingly fragments, bundling as a strategy will become an increasingly common theme for media companies and tech giants that can do so.
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He cited the US government's case against Microsoft (MSFT) two decades ago, when the company was accused of unfairly bundling its Internet Explorer browser with its operating system.
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Bundling ESPN+ with Hulu and Disney+If you're interested in Hulu or Disney+, it might be a good idea to take advantage of a bundle for $13/month.
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For example, "Mercy" was written in Chicago after I got thrown out of the Banjee Report party I was hosting after 30 minutes for bundling in the open.
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There are ETFs created to fit the needs of every type of investor, bundling stocks from companies working on blockchain, or companies focused on, say, the cannabis market.
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His campaign has also named a group of five Obama-era U.S. ambassadors, such as Tod Sedgwick, former ambassador to Slovakia, who have helped fundraise by bundling contributions.
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Phase two of the streaming wars will have to involve aggregation and discount bundling, with the end result looking like cable version 2.0, except with more customer choice.
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Microsoft is offering a free version of the tool and is also bundling Teams into its Office 365 Business Premium and Office 2403 E3 cloud-based subscription offerings.
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The fast-approaching holiday season means bundling up for the cold, spending quality time with your loved ones, and settling into an endless loop of heartwarming holiday films.
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The app has a sleek interface and took a unique approach to inbox management, bundling similar emails together and pulling out relevant bits, like trip itineraries and attachments.
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Specifically, by packaging drug development costs into securities to be bought and sold by Wall Street—the very, um, mortgage-bundling technique that blew up the economy in 2007.
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In the latter scenario, bundling the new service with other stuff like news subscriptions, as Apple has been widely reported to be planning, isn't going to turn the tables.
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I keep ... I know that there's an economic ... like a grown-up economics with a capital E argument that bundling can be a good thing for consumers as well.
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In a call with analysts, Chief Executive Thomas Reynaud also pledged to reinvigorate growth with the launch of a new set-top box bundling voice, internet and TV services.
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Bundling up and staying stylish can be a challenge, especially when you're in the second month of winter and the joy of that first snow fall has long gone.
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This week, AT&T announced it's expanding its distribution strategy for the service by bundling in with the wireless carrier's Unlimited Choice plan for only $10 more per month.
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Meizu's EP51 showed up as an excellent $65 pair of wireless sports buds, and premium smartphones finally started bundling premium earphones by default, such as with the Nubia Z11.
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IKEA's SIGNUM is also an option if you can't spare any wall room (and if you live near an IKEA store), but it requires more bundling work and planning.
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Bundling all of the languages into a "human chorus" may steer the system toward a "one-size-fits-all" result, which is too far from the target communication system.
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The 2000s saw an explosion in the bundling up of securitised mortgages into collateralised debt obligations (CDOs) which went on to play an infamous role in the credit crunch.
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Android accounts for around 85 percent of the entire smartphone market, and Google's bundling of Chrome and Google search into the OS is clearly designed to maintain those monopolies.
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The Gang catches its breath as cryptocurrency crashes and rebounds, Facebook attacks its stream or does it, and publishers and their aggregators cozy up to a wave of bundling.
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As the regional broadband market approaches saturation further growth will likely be driven by upgrades to higher-speed internet and bundling of services rather than by new subscriber acquisition.
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While many designers and fashionistas are bundling up and braving frigid weather for New York Fashion Week, she's debuting her California-inspired Spring 225 collection in sunny Los Angeles.
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The service connects drivers to used cars at dealerships nationwide, bundling warranty, maintenance, roadside assistance, and optional insurance into one month-to-month, pay-by-app fee (from $150).
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Meanwhile, several reports over the past few months have claimed that Apple executives have discussed bundling these services together with iCloud, creating a new sort of Apple Prime subscription.
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The bundling of neurons working together to determine both whether a feature is present and its characteristics also means the system should require less data to make its predictions.
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"Every year, the pharmaceuticals industry spends about $10 billion on just visiting trial sites, bundling up paper documents and scanning them to prepare them for the F.D.A.," Jones said.
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The two-year contract effectively locked customers into one carrier's network and hid the true cost of a phone by bundling it with the bill as a monthly fee.
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Google also faces scrutiny from regulators and watchdog groups over accusations of user privacy, bundling of its products, abuse of open-source software and other anticompetitive and discriminatory actions.
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It's going to look more like things we've already seen: data caps, "free" data for apps, and service bundling, like an AT&T mobile plan that comes with HBO.
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"If you're bundling yourself up in a burkini, it's better to stay home, to sit in warmth, in a comfy chair, to enjoy life," one observer told the interviewer.
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Disney is bundling its forthcoming $6-per-month Disney Plus service with its other streaming services, ESPN Plus and the ad-supported version of Hulu, for $13 per month.
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While Apple News+ has reportedly struggled to drive subs to its service since launch, bundling could help alleviate some of the pressure felt by individual services to deliver value.
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The new bundling program already has about 200 enrollees and others who attended the kick-off this week have signed up or referred friends, a senior campaign official said.
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Meanwhile, the app will continue to focus on helping users find low-cost fares — not only by tracking deals, but also by bundling low-cost carriers and traditional airlines.
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People are there packaging and bundling heroin to distribute, and everyone's there with the drugs and the money and the counters and the cutting agents and all of that.
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Bundling in an interview testing feature within Skype could speed up the interview process, as subjects won't have to switch to a different tool to complete the technical screening.
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The government eventually surrendered, but in an earlier attempt to mollify prosecutors, IBM eliminated its practice of bundling hardware and software, a shift that essentially created the software industry.
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It stopped bundling its hardware and software, chose an extremely open design for the operating system in its personal computers and did not exercise undue control over its suppliers.
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For now, Alphabet can get away with bundling its bottom-line numbers together in part because Microsoft is still providing even less visibility into its Azure public cloud business.
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House Republicans are reportedly considering bundling all 2628 regular appropriations bills into an omnibus measure and passing it prior to the August recess (The Hill, May 28500, 6900). Rep.
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It was built using a contracting process that saves time and money by bundling together the design and construction phases of a project instead of carrying them out separately.
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After its successful release, Nintendo started bundling "Super Mario Bros." with its consoles — so, if you bought the system, you got the game too — which helped further drive sales.
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"My plan not only bans lobbyists from making political contributions, it also bans them from bundling donations or hosting fundraisers for political candidates," Warren said in her Medium post.
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I'm able to work from home, so this polar vortex basically involves bundling up a bit, staying inside and waiting for warmer weather to return on Friday and Saturday.
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With the default texting app stuck in the stone ages, carriers and manufacturers have been bundling in their own variants — some of which aren't much better than the default anyway.
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They've complained that Inbox's handy features, like bundling of trip-related emails and GitHub/Trello notifications, haven't quite made their way to Gmail yet, and who knows if they will.
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Add it all up and Amazon isn't just spearheading the continued shift to web and mobile commerce, but is bundling it all together in ways that no rival can match.
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Ultimately, bundling a bunch of SEO and content marketing best practice advice and selling it to aspiring mommy bloggers is just another dot on the radar screen of capitalist exploitation.
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But if you're sick of the shape or silhouette you've been bundling up in since November, click through for five styles we're currently coveting, from fuzzy textures to classic trenches.
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Microsoft used to blame its OEM partners for bundling lots of useless apps on Windows PCs, but now it has itself to blame for doing the same to Windows 10.
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Since DJI acquired a minority stake in Hasselblad, the two companies have collaborated on a specialist photography package for drones: bundling together DJI's M600 hexacopter with Hasselblad's A5D aerial camera.
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So for all the talk of tax reform and middle-class relief, Republicans are bundling those notions with what amounts to an enormous deficit-increasing tax cut for the rich.
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The big picture: There's been some talk about whether Apple would consider bundling these services into one standalone subscription, or using a mix of content to sell higher-priced devices.
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Nvidia is bundling both Battlefield V and Anthem with purchases of an RTX 2080 laptop, or just one of either of the titles for RTX 2070 or RTX 2060 laptops.
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However, Netflix in 4K will be limited to Sky Q's premium subscription, Sky Q Experience, as Sky is bundling the standard version of Netflix with its Sky Q Entertainment subscription.
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Disney is also planning on bundling Disney+ with Hulu and ESPN+, its direct-to-consumer streaming service focused on sports, to make the suite of products more appealing to consumers.
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Unfortunately it doesn't seem as though Beyerdynamic is also bundling Lightning or USB-C adapters in the box for those who need them, so you'l have to buy those separately.
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As if cued by the new year, below-average temperatures will have a good portion of residents in the East bundling up for the first time since late last winter.
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In 2014 it also introduced "Business Plus", an option that charged extra for bundling back in some services corporate customers need, such as flexible ticketing and a hold-baggage allowance.
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Inevitably, the opportunity for bundling will consolidate many of the niche subscriptions onto a small number of leading sports OTT platforms, and that's a powerful market position for those platforms.
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So while parts of the country might be bundling up for the foreseeable future, there's at least one promise that the first day of spring never breaks: free ice cream.
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CNIL's decision suggests that bundling consent to partner processing in a contract is not, in and of itself, valid consent under the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) framework.
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But Prime has also caught the attention of the Federal Trade Commission, which is questioning whether Amazon Prime's bundling of perks allows the company to unfairly undercut competitors on price.
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When Gmail first started bundling promotional emails into their own tab, away from the main inbox, it set off a wave of unease among marketers and companies that send newsletters.
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According to the report, the questioning regarded Amazon's fulfillment service pricing, competition with third-party merchants selling through its website and the bundling of services in Amazon's Prime loyalty program.
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On the contrary, Facebook is pushing people to do the opposite: Give it more of their personal information — and fuzzing why it's asking by bundling a range of usage intentions.
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One key aspect is that investment banks must charge fund managers an explicit fee for research rather than bundling the cost into trading commissions charged to clients, as at present.
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Throughout Clinton's political career, Weinstein helped raise around $1.5 million for Democrats and associated groups by bundling donations, according to data from the campaign finance-tracking Center for Responsive Politics.
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By that point we'll have proved that Outlook isn't just bundling this for convenience — that there's a real rhyme and reason to why these things belong together on a phone.
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Admirals don't always do a great job either, but that is no reason to give command of an aircraft carrier to someone whose only real qualification is bundling campaign cash.
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Bundling will only speed up the shift away from traditional TV services and toward streaming video, which will squeeze the margins at major media companies more, the Barclays analysts wrote.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish truckmaker AB Volvo's first commercial autonomous truck deal shows how it is bundling services to generate revenue from a technology that is years away from wide deployment.
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Coming back to the doctor to talk about birth control would have meant borrowing a car, bundling her new baby and two other daughters into it, and driving 40 minutes.
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Desiree Perez, Roc Nation's chief operating officer, also criticized the very practice of bundling, and Billboard's countenancing of it, as a kind of weekly arms race that should be banned.
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It's a response to a European antitrust ruling in July that hit Google with a roughly $5 billion fine for unfairly bundling free Android services to maintain its market dominance.
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Online shoppers can minimize their impact by bundling their items and purchasing them from the same retailer, even if doing so means it takes longer to deliver, the study suggests.
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The moneymaking part is in the bundling: Several ghost kitchens can exist within the same physical kitchen, sharing ingredients and equipment and cooking staff used to supply multiple restaurant brands.
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Trump aides are looking to build out high- and low-dollar fundraising and bundling programs, and they say the president may return to the donor circuit in the coming months.
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What Facebook is doing on the security front is especially disingenuous BS in that it risks undermining security practice by bundling a respected tool (2FA) with ads that creep on people.
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Comcast's move comes ahead of Apple's March 25th event, where it's expected the company will kick off a bigger push into bundling video subscriptions and showcase some of its original programming.
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The White House is opposed to bundling the issues together and expressed that President Donald Trump will not accept another significant increase in federal spending, according to one of the people.
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It said the arena had simply pulled out of a package deal that covered both ticketing and concerts — just the sort of bundling, it said, the Justice Department settlement had allowed.
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Microsoft was also accused of illegally bundling its Windows Media Player with Windows, and the EU forced it to unbundle the app so that competitors could get a fair playing field.
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We've broken down some of the major monopoly allegations against Google as well as how courts and regulators have treated them so far — from search engine rankings to Android app bundling.
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Nest is bundling two Detect devices into the Secure starter pack — it's also selling individual units separately — and the company says they're mostly designed for back or side doors and windows.
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By bundling its Internet Explorer browser on its PCs and making it difficult to install its competitor Netscape, it was able to maintain its operating system monopoly and box out competition.
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The court ruled that by bundling search and Chrome within Android, Google stifled innovation and cut off opportunities for device makers to sign better deals around preinstalled browsers and search engines.
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The terms appear in Google's new licensing agreement for Android phones and tablets to be distributed in the European Union while bundling the company's apps, including the all-important Play Store.
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As more and more consolidation happens, ISPs will be incentivized to go further, bundling content and providing free or faster data to make sure their own programs are the most watched.
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Between the lines: Beyond collecting and monetizing data, source code providers could profit from offering technical support for the software or bundling proprietary applications, like software used for the driver interface.
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By bundling orders for components for conventional and electric vehicles with the same supplier, Mercedes-Benz hopes to help its supplier base manage the transition between electric and non-electric cars.
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Microsoft is essentially branding its payment plan as "All Access" and bundling a subscription to round them out and potentially get customers to spring for more than they otherwise would have.
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Much of the spending is coming from the major party committees that have raised tens of millions of dollars by bundling donations from wealthy individuals and companies into massive war chests.
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Consequently, Mr Back wants to keep the blocks relatively small and change the system in other ways, such as bundling smaller transactions before they are confirmed (an approach known as "lightning").
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That's because a whopping 70 percent of Cable One's subscribers buy only its broadband Internet service rather than bundling it with video, and churn is "low and getting lower," Laulis said.
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Iago Aspas finished off a quick counter to double the home side's advantage in the 31st and two minutes later Barca were hit again, Jeremy Mathieu bundling into his own net.
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The firm ascribes its leadership in the market to strong Galaxy S7 sales, which is a common refrain among industry watchers, but also to bundling of the Samsung Gear VR headset.
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"Once you start bundling irrelevant stuff like video service, which retailers cannot match, that creates the possibility of an antitrust issue, and this is something that may be investigated," he said.
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Google is protesting that the ruling could change its business model: Right now the company gives Android to phone manufacturers for free and monetizes it via app bundling and ad targeting.
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And since bundling up is the key to staying warm as temperatures drop, we're offering up a quick refresher on how to do so, easily, and with step-by-step GIFs.
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And we see how prosecuting Microsoft's practice of bundling its products together facilitated a more open software industry, one that helped foster tech innovation in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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What I really love is that Honest Co.'s diaper bundling service allows me to order a variety of designs and sizes, which is a plus for those with multiple kids.
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During the Cold War, Communist East German agents kidnapped a number of people on the streets of what was then West Berlin, sometimes bundling individuals into cars and whisking them off.
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It's also worth noting that one of the last places in the country where bundling was a known practice was Cape Cod; we're inclined to blame this on an overcrowded timeshare.
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Trump's commitment to signing the bill vindicated congressional leadership's strategy of bundling the CR with the Defense bill, a top Republican priority, and the Labor-HHS bill, a top Democratic priority.
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U.S. financial industry practice usually involves collecting credit scores from all three credit agencies before bundling loans made on homes, autos and credit cards and selling the securities in debt markets.
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Alongside the app bundling, Microsoft says it's also "launching an updated user experience for tablets" for Outlook on Android, and a new Outlook app for Samsung Galaxy wearables in the future.
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ESPN has said boxing helped its ESPN+ streaming service attract 303 million subscribers in its first two years, although a bundling with Disney's new streaming service certainly is a major factor.
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Shops, stores, and restaurants all over the country are bundling free coffee with all kinds of purchases, but the best ones just hand over a cup of joe, on the house.
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Manufacturers have been bundling mobile charging support into speakers for years, but Belkin's new Soundform Elite stands out from previous efforts thanks to some extra smarts and high-end sound engineering.
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The E.U. fined the Alphabet-owned company $5.05 billion, and threatened additional fines of up to 5 percent of Alphabet's daily global business if it does not end its bundling practices.
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Access to sports and live events is also important to keep the cable-TV ecosystem relevant -- high-demand content drives cable's bundling strategy, where it sells large groups of channels together.
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Police said the abductors, who are believed to be foreign nationals, drove into the hotel in the Tanzanian capital and opened fire before bundling Dewji into a car and speeding off.
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"The Undertakings are clear that banks must not force small businesses to have current accounts with them, as part of a practice known as bundling," CMA Senior Director Adam Land said.
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Having used it for a few days, keeping it in my bag to charge my JayBird BlueBuds X headphones, I have to say there are some benefits to bundling storage and power.
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Bank of America Corp and Morgan Stanley & Co must face a lawsuit alleging fraud in the sale of $32 million in notes from a collateralized debt obligation bundling toxic mortgage-backed securities.
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The campaign's repudiation came on the same day that Trump's top campaign aides had organized a meeting at the President's Washington hotel to encourage potential fundraisers to join a new bundling program.
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They had once seized her husband, bundling him out of his work and into a car, but she had roared after them in hers and called in the army to arrest them.
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John Hancock, which is owned by Canadian firm Manulife, is now bundling all of its policies with a program it has been letting customers choose to use voluntarily since 2015, called Vitality.
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Adobe and InVision, the two other big players in the ring, have both built native apps to handle the same full-stack problem of bundling design tools, collaborative prototyping and file versioning.
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Those who write and record music consumed and appreciated by millions of people deserve fair compensation, and there is no way to be sufficiently successful as quickly and organically as by bundling.
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Microsoft benefits from these bundling deals as more people access its services and apps, with the expectation that they might become part of the 20 million consumers paying to access Office 365.
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Google has denied the charges, saying that bundling search with its Google Play allows it to offer the entire package for free, and that smartphone makers and users have a wide choice.
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And today's bundling is less ambitious than Henry Ford's: Apple, for instance, contracts out a lot of production to contract manufacturers such as Foxconn (though it keeps them on a tight leash).
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CCTV footage broadcast on Lebanese television appeared to show several people grabbing the children, who the father said were aged five and three, from their grandmother and bundling them into a car.
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President Donald Trump, in a surprising move, signed onto the package Wednesday, siding with Democrats who proposed bundling the bills together but only with a three-month extension for the debt ceiling.
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It also said that bundling Netflix with Sky and Comcast services will allow it to reach more customers and make it easier for them to sign up and pay for its service.
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In parts of the Florida Panhandle, residents who were sweating through blazing heat early this month may be bundling up in coats on Wednesday and Thursday, as temperatures plummet into the 30s.
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By repackaging the drones and bundling them with the right software, Parrot is wisely making the drones more accessible to the small businesses best able to take advantage of areal data gathering.
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That's been a popular strategy for AT&T, which today operates two over-the-top services — a low-end service called WatchTV designed for bundling and its more premium service DirecTV Now.
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After one last halfhearted, face-saving attempt, King and an entourage that included his wife, Stacey Walker King, nodded sympathetically before bundling into their parkas to walk the rest of the way.
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The traditional rationale of bundling has been that the public service/important journalism draws them in and builds a habit which can then be leveraged by directing them to more lucrative content.
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First, TV+ pricing is lower than expected and the bundling of 22016-months free TV+ with a purchase of most devices creates a competitive advantage in an increasingly crowded streaming video market.
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And while his campaign did not invent bundling, it made it the focus of its fund-raising efforts, enlisting prominent Republicans to use their networks to solicit donors and combine their efforts.
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It plans to announce this year that it will tighten the rules on merchandise bundling, said Deanna Brown, the president of the Billboard-Hollywood Reporter Media Group, a division of Valence Media.
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Until those changes are made, the charts are likely to continue to be affected by bundling deals, like the merchandise offered by Ms. Swift and a ticketing deal for Madonna's latest tour.
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"We try to come as often as we can," said Khaiya Tucker, bundling her 2-year-old daughter Aubrey and holding her up so her grandfather could see her from his cell.
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At least one cutting-edge wedding service costs nothing: Joy, a digital platform, can save couples by bundling digital needs in a single online location, said Vishal Joshi, one of the founders.
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One of the latest voting flash points is a common practice known as "ballot bundling," in which political or civic groups collect mail-in ballots and take them directly to election offices.
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A team of more than two dozen Israeli agents was dispatched, and on May 11, 1960, the team snatched him off Garibaldi Street, bundling him into a car with bogus license plates.
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Sure, you can't move your arms and you're sweating by the time you get inside — but the real bummer is the way that bundling up hinders your creativity when styling an outfit.
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If you don't have a Switch and have had your eye on the smaller Nintendo Switch Lite, eBay is bundling the turquoise-colored (pictured above) Switch Lite with either game for $239.99.
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In December, the firm launched its new "MeWe Premium" service for $4.99 a month, bundling features such as live voice and video calls, custom emojis and 100GB of storage into one package.
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It's obvious why they're taking this stance; cable companies say that bundling packages of channels allows them to subsidize a wide variety of programming that would otherwise be too niche to survive.
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He picked up the support of mega-donor Louis Susman, a former ambassador to the United Kingdom who got that job after bundling half a million dollars for the 2008 Obama campaign.
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The trouble with this view, he notes, is that intermediaries, when trustworthy, play many beneficial roles: pairing buyers with sellers, bundling demand to create economies of scale, correcting imbalances in bargaining power.
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The most significant city-level initiative that is likely to pass will probably come out of San Francisco, where Proposition T would bar lobbyists from making any contributions or doing any bundling.
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Microsoft was also accused of bundling its Internet Explorer browser with Windows, and the EU forced the company to include a browser ballot with non-Microsoft browsers in an effort to improve competition.
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Bundling up for the winter chill, the six-months pregnant royal attended a day of engagements in Birkenhead in a wrap coat from Canadian designer Sentaler in her brightest hue yet — scarlet red.
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The idea of bundling improvements and building them into the next platform every three to four years (the typical development cycle for the car industry) made absolutely no sense to us at Tesla.
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It was even quieter on the subject of whether it would offer bundling discounts for the half-dozen-odd Apple services you'll be able to subscribe to at the end of the year.
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Sleeping Giants, an online activist group that works to persuade companies to remove their advertisements from right wing outlets like Breitbart, pointed out on Twitter just how arbitrary YouTube's bundling of strikes is.
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Apple reportedly originally wanted to replace cable set-top boxes to stream live TV, and even considered bundling a games controller to compete with Xbox or PlayStation games consoles for the living room.
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Tesla said that it would begin bundling its autopilot software as a standard feature on all cars, raising the base price, and would drop the entry-level Model 3 Standard from online ordering.
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Sendroff also told me that he believes that the future of fraud prevention products like Forensiq is in bundling them with integrated platforms upon which marketers and CMOs can run their entire business.
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That's a big get for Apple, but two immediate holdouts is evidence that Apple is already having trouble bundling together the publications that many consumers would actually want from a service like this.
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Microsoft once argued that bundling its browser with its Windows operating system gave consumers an extra boon at no cost; rivals thought consumers would lose out by becoming more captive to Microsoft's systems.
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For some, that means drinking copious amounts of PSLs and bundling up in chunky sweaters, but for horror fans it marks the beginning of new thrills (and more than a few sleepless nights).
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What they're saying: There were references to AOL, which was famous for bundling its CD-ROMs with everything from magazines to cereal boxes, and jokes about floppy disks, an even older storage technology.
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A price war is occurring across the European Union, where operators are increasingly bundling their services — mobile, fixed-line, pay television and cable — in low-price offers for the region's 173 million customers.
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Disney has also discussed bundling its ESPN+ programming and its upcoming Disney+ streaming service with Hulu, but it has not disclosed how much this bundle would cost or when it would become available.
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Scrapping mandatory bundling will hurt search and Chrome numbers in the short term, but it's hard to argue it will lead to a golden age of competition among mobile browsers and search engines.
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She named Scott the "Ho N*gga of the Week" and accused him of bundling tour tickets with his new album to inflate his sales numbers and bump Queen down to No. 2.
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A key aspect of these rules is that investment banks must charge fund managers an explicit fee for research rather than bundling the cost into trading commissions charged to clients, as at present.
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"We're now looking at proposals for including Netflix in some services and beginning to learn the bundling part of the business," Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said during a post-earnings webcast in July.
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The new player would also be up against integrated players StarHub and Singtel offering multiple services, such as broadband internet and cable television, which allow them to employ bundling strategies, said Deutsche Bank.
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The model, which also has improved internet speed and data storage, comes eight years after the previous set-top box boosted sales for Iliad, which pioneered offers bundling television, internet and voice services.
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Currently, there is no real mechanism for reimbursement for these PSH anesthesia services outside of bundling and there are a plethora of surgical hospitalists and intensivists who already manage many of these activities.
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Unlike Internet Explorer in Windows, people actually like Google's apps on Android The big difference between the Internet Explorer bundling in Windows and Google's Android search and app integration is one of quality.
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Bundling up in the winter months means it's very easy to get into a wardrobe rut, relying on the same black skinny jeans and same wool tights day in after (freezing)day out.
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Additionally, Microsoft is offering some of the first deals this year on the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, bundling a purchase of either VR headset with a free $100 Microsoft Store gift card.
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The biggest shoe to drop in the transition from cable to streaming will probably be the de-bundling of ESPN completely, allowing anybody to subscribe to it on an a la carte basis.
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Exercise causes your body to heat up fairly rapidly, so bundling up too much can cause you to get overheated or to sweat, which can make you even colder when you slow down.
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The analysts wrote about the possibility of internet providers bundling streaming services like cable companies do with TV channels, and likened Netflix's role to the broadcast networks that anchor pay-TV packages today.
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Bloomberg News reported Thursday that Apple is considering bundling Apple News+ with Apple Music, also priced at $9.99 per month, and Apple TV+, which costs $4.99 per month, as soon as next year.
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Netflix currently has 158 million global subscribers and 61 million in the US. Hulu, which Disney controls and is bundling with Disney Plus and ESPN Plus, had 28 million subscribers as of May.
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Google's ad business is growing much faster on mobile than desktop and, by bundling its apps together, the company has more real estate to sells its ads and more opportunities to ingest data.
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If you are in the areas of the United States affected by the polar vortex (and do click that link for a dazzling visual explanation of the phenomenon), we hope you're bundling up.
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Material specializes in kitchen tools like knives, spoons, and spatulas, bundling them in four essential collections — The Fundamentals ($175), The Iconics ($245), The Trio of Knives ($155), and The Three Tool Set ($60).
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Public School's New York born and bred designers, Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne, referenced politics in their show, and Diane von Furstenberg offered an affordable and animal-friendly option for winter bundling.
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Sherman Alexie's sentence repeats the word ''loss'' 13 times, and my mind tolerates about three of them before it wants to skip ahead, bundling the rest as simply ''a whole lot of loss.
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"A 2012 piece in the Atlantic argued that the battle over bundling is really a battle between streaming upstarts and cable TV, "the most dependable and lucrative business model in modern entertainment history.
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The scheme, known as the Asset Protection Scheme or Hercules, is similar to a scheme in Italy and is designed to help banks shed soured loans by bundling them into asset backed securities.
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Surveillance footage released by police showed men wearing bulky black jackets with their faces covered grabbing Lu and bundling him into a black minivan with stolen plates, later found abandoned in nearby Toronto.
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It's introduced a number of initiatives to tempt users to try these subscriptions, including offering a year of free Apple TV+ with new device purchases and bundling TV+ with Apple Music for students.
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After all, Education Week's main write-up on the proposal didn't do the math to point out this bundling is effectively a 60 percent funding cut that targets the same programs as before.
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Fitbit and Samsung rounded out the top 5, with the former returning to growth thanks to the Charge 3 and promotions around its Versa, and the latter also by bundling wearables with its smartphones.
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It is currently working on new ideas about how the page should look — perhaps bundling all the advertisers who use the same data broker together, for example, and separating advertisers with first-party data.
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" However, it notes it is using Google products, and explains that some of these use cookies that may collect visitors' information for advertising — thereby bundling ad tracking into the provision of its website "service.
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While carriers like T-Mobile have been focused on flat rates and giving customers freebies every Tuesday, AT&T mostly played catch-up with lowering prices while bundling the plan with its DirecTV product.
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There's also an "I need to see my notifications now" option that can be selected at any time if you fear you've missed something important by bundling everything together on a schedule like this.
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What they actually had was a phone-sized display hooked up to a speed test app, with a connection based on "carrier aggregation" — bundling together a bunch of 25G signals to increase the bandwidth.
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Bahrain's king ordered his cabinet last year to forge a consensus with parliament on the new subsidy system, which would include bundling meat subsidies and a cost of living allowance into a single package.
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But the Clinton campaign has not yet called for reinstating the ban on donations from lobbyists, the Washington insider corps paid to influence government policy in assorted ways, including "money bundling" for favored candidates.
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But by bundling this "entertainment control" feature into Alexa's existing Smart Home Skill API, hands-free TV becomes just another part of the larger smart home ecosystem, while simplifying the experience for end users.
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"As a major customer of Airbus and launch customer and operator of the Bombardier CSeries, Lufthansa will benefit from the future cooperation of two companies that are bundling their innovation and competence," he said.
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Getting battle royale sensation PUBG on the Xbox One was a major coup for Microsoft, and now the company is exploiting that by bundling the game with the Xbox One X over the holidays.
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This is a huge move and follows Uber bundling its international business in China last year, where it sold its Uber China operation to Didi, ending several years of bitter and very expensive competition.
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While most of us are bundling up in multiple infinity scarves and parkas that could double as sleeping bags, celebs are opening up their cold storage to pull out fuzzy coat after fuzzy coat.
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One need only remember collateralized debt obligations (CDOs), created by bundling mortgages and other debt instruments, that once looked like a promising investment — until that bubble burst and resulted in the 2008 financial crisis.
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Lobbyists Steve Elmendorf of Subject Matter, Capitol Counsel's David Jones, and American Association for Justice CEO Linda Lipsen have each raised more than $100,000 for the campaign by "bundling" checks from friends and associates.
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And in a sense, Apple is already bundling its new Apple TV+ streaming service with its hardware, as it's giving the service away for free with a new device purchase in its first year.
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Some continued to slide after a senior telecoms ministry source told Reuters that Japan is aiming to force wireless carriers to cut monthly fees and stop bundling the cost of smartphones with wireless services.
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"Companies that traditionally ran their businesses in 'siloed' environments are now expanding their reach into tangential markets in order to seek out new growth and bundling services in order to reduce churn," he said.
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The people who are bundling together ESPN 1 through 8 and trying to get 14 bucks for that, plus a bunch of other stuff you don't want, you're negative on ... That's a tough business.
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And it had been moving gradually — too gradually, I argued — into doing effectiveness research, paying for better health outcomes, and "bundling" payments for entire episodes of care, such as a hip or knee replacement.
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Lately the chart's top rungs have been filled with titles released through bundling deals — an effective but controversial marketing gimmick of tacking a new album to the sale of merchandise or a concert ticket.
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Last week's No. 1 album, "Madame X" by Madonna — another release carried to the top by ticket bundling — fell to No. 77 in its second week out, after a 90-percent decline in sales.
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Local TV station owners, like Sinclair or Tegna, both of which are also interested in Fox's regional sports channels, could use a similar tactic, by bundling local news broadcasts with a regional sports network.
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Sadly, Nintendo isn't bundling it the with its new console (presumably to keep its discounted price as small as possible) and you'll have to wait until early November to grab one for about $35.
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The bear case is that Root has a higher loss ratio than do incumbents like Progressive and Geico, per statutory filings, and its single product line doesn't help offset customer acquisition costs via bundling.
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BTS, A SOUTH KOREAN BOYBAND GOT 411K UNITS WITH NO BUNDLING, NO PLAYLISTING, NO RADIO PLAY, MFS DIDNT EVEN TWEET ABOUT THEIR ALBUM ONCE ON THEIR ACC.....THE MUSIC INDUSTRY IS SHAKING FR pic.twitter.
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The purchase of some of these extra items, like concert tickets or T-shirts, when paired with an album or single is considered "bundling," something many top US artists do to boost album sales.
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We should create opportunities that are attractive to the private sector by bundling projects to increase scale, allowing new obligations in federal and state loan programs, and promoting regional and state collaboration on projects.
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Back then, Microsoft managed to outflank rivals like Netscape by bundling its Internet Explorer browser with its Windows operating system, and by using licenses and payments to prevent computer makers from installing competing browsers.
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Or, move up to the Sport Touring, which throws in creature comforts plus Honda Sensing, a bundling of safety technology that includes automatic braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning.
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Microsoft: In 103, the European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, charged Microsoft with unfairly bundling its Internet Explorer browser with its Windows software, a move that officials said reduced consumer choice.
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Niraj Antani, a young (Republican) member of Ohio's state legislature, who is of Gujarati descent, says Indian-Americans are responsible for a portion of his fundraising, and sees them as increasingly skilled in bundling donations.
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The Italian bank is in the process of bundling the assets under a holding company and could raise between 600 and 800 million euros by selling a majority stake in the division, the sources said.
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The first emerged on the lock screen as "tips," and then there was the bundling of Candy Crush with the OS, and now Microsoft has started blasting notifications into the task bar and File Explorer.
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It's intentionally only launching two services — a browser and a launcher — and outside of a handful of its core markets like Russia, it's not even bundling in services like Yandex Search as part of this.
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While Khloé's nude portrait may have been displayed in the background, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 33, has recently started bundling up in oversized shirts and coats keeping her baby bump under wraps.
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And the Sanders campaign shows that it is possible to run a grassroots campaign for a primary without relying on a Super PAC or the kind of traditional bundling that major party candidates have tried.
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Apple is already rumored to be planning a news and magazine subscription service for next year, and the company is reportedly considering bundling it with the video content it's been acquiring at a rapid pace.
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Unfortunately, normal folk who purchase a MiFi 25 may not find it all that useful, because, for your $25 (or $25 a month), Verizon is only bundling an extra 50GB of 5G data a month.
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This earlier case does address bundling to some extent but is more about what manufacturers are required to include when building devices, and how this shuts out the possibility of including other Google-owned apps.
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Another commonality is that Google was one of the behind-the-scenes agitators during Microsoft's IE tribulations, and Microsoft returned the favor in 2013 when it petitioned the EC to look into Android app bundling.
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In our view, multiple consecutive strong domestic net additions quarters are being driven by bundling and incremental marketing, likely resetting terminal penetration to high end of 183-90M guide (assumption was low-mid end previously).
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The saohei campaign appears to offer the police an excuse to round up organisers and treat them as gangsters instead of merely bundling them off to detention centres to await deportation to their home towns.
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The compulsory bundling of products and services is prohibited: They can't require that you buy a traditional varnished casket when all you want is a cremation; an inexpensive, unfinished wooden box must be made available.
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Bundling was essentially laughed out of business after a lengthy ballad decrying the method — and the women who, as the song said, "follow that reproachful practice" — was published in a widely circulated almanac in 1785.
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Tele2 is focused on turning itself into a cash generative company, growing revenues by improving consumer retention and bundling services together, and then keeping spending flat to allow it to make hefty payouts to shareholders.
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They have waited, bundling up in their cold houses, staying in hotels or squeezing in with relatives and friends, as the time they were told their power would be restored has been pushed back repeatedly.
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Verizon is bundling Disney Plus, and AT&T bought a little company called Time Warner and is busily turning HBO into some sort of teen-oriented streaming service with an interface that looks like Snapchat.
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The goal, too, was not exactly a classic — Michy Batshuayi bundling a shot past Ben Foster, the West Brom goalkeeper, after the ball had ricocheted around the box for several hours — but it was indicative.
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The European Union, which is currently fighting Google around its comparative shopping product, is expected to land its other charge — the one on Google's practice of bundling services with Android — as early as this Wednesday.
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Fandango will be bundling a free Star Wars: The Last Jedi poster with tickets as well, while the Alamo Drafthouse will be offering three Mondo pint glasses and a commemorative all-Star Wars issue of Birth.Movies.
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In July, the EU ruled that this bundling was anti-competitive — pushing consumers toward Google's search engine and weakening rival app makers — though it only specifically called for Google to separate Chrome and Search from Play.
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The snow started falling in force early Saturday, making for a weekend of bundling up at home and catching up on novels neglected on the bedside table or working through a backlog of films on Netflix.
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Samsung offered a similar promotion with the Gear 360 in May when the S8 and S8 Plus were announced, bundling the 360-degree handheld camera with a purchase of a new phone for just $49 extra.
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After successfully bringing a high-profile antitrust case against Google in Russia over bundling services with the Android OS, the country's national search giant Yandex is trying to take its competitiveness in mobile up another notch.
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Software is due for a bundling event We are approaching a new phase of enterprise software, where every niche of Software-as-a-Service has been filled and cloud companies are being consolidated into larger companies.
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Why it matters: Spotify's emphasis on global reach in India, bundling with Hulu and acquisitions of podcast companies Gimlet Media, Anchor, and Parcast put it far ahead of Apple Music, which recorded 50 million subscribers worldwide.
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However, during those calls, some high-profile donors told Biden that they will not commit to bundling for him, at least in the early stages of the primary, said the people, who declined to be named.
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Microsoft is bundling seven apps and games on the Hololens for developers, and it's hoping that these basic experiences will encourage developers to create their own apps to really demonstrate what the HoloLens is capable of.
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VOLVO BUNDLES AV SERVICES: Volvo has made its first commercial autonomous truck deal, in which the Swedish automaker is pursuing a strategy of bundling services to generate revenue from the next-generation technology, according to Reuters.
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Drahi, sitting next to Okhuijsen at the conference, said the group's overall strategy of bundling media content and telecoms services remained in place, and that Altice would focus on improving its operational performance, particularly in France.
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For its part, AT&T said at the time that it wanted to buy Time Warner to diversify its revenue, and also become a media powerhouse that could attract consumers by bundling entertainment with mobile service.
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Longer-term, the startup wants to be the platform where you manage all things money, essentially re-bundling financial services in a way that puts you in control, give or take a partnership here and there.
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Which would mean bundling the reform with some larger project that Democrats might be interested in, rather than yoking it to Affordable Care Act repeal and a larger effort to lower taxes on high-income households.
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With bundling, hospital systems, physician groups and other providers can get an all-inclusive fee from the Medicare program for an entire episode of care, such as joint replacement surgery and the implantation of a pacemaker.
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The Jonas Brothers returned to No. 1 on Billboard's album chart for the first time in a decade, thanks to a bundling deal that tied copies of the album to tickets to the band's reunion tour.
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The biggest discount—more than 35%--goes to new construction owners, but you may be able to shave off more than 19% by bundling your home and auto policies with the same insurer, according to Insurance.com.
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Patricof has made big bets on presidential candidates before, bundling at least $100,000 for Hillary Clinton's unsuccessful 2016 presidential bid, and helped power the Democrats take back the House of Representatives in the 2018 midterm elections.
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One donor, who was approached about joining but declined and requested anonymity to speak candidly about the effort, said the group was raising the political profiles in Washington of its leaders by bundling donations from others.
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The company, which is in the process of buying Time Warner Inc for $85.4 billion in an effort to turn itself into a media powerhouse, has sought to compete by bundling mobile service with video entertainment.
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The idea of bundling multiple services inside a single app stems from the fact that users tend to use only a handful of applications everyday, even if they might have hundreds of apps downloaded onto their smartphones.
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They suggest bundling emergency room doctors' fees into the overall charge for using the emergency room (similar to how nurses, for example, don't bill patients directly but rather have their services included in a larger hospital charge).
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And it seems like everyone's finally coming around to the idea of bundling up, because Sweaty Betty, one of our go-to destinations for all things activewear, can't seem to keep its ski base layers in-stock.
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Bundling its apps and having them front and center on the Galaxy S8 — a phone that'll no doubt sell very well — is also another chance for Microsoft to keep the phone-transforms-into-a-desktop dream alive.
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Bundling the better remote in the box makes more sense, and to help out existing Fire TV owners who want the new remote, Amazon is offering it for half-off at $14.99 for a limited time too.
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Apple's own attempt at bundling video subscriptions is unlikely to include Netflix, Hulu, and HBO, CNBC reported earlier today, as some networks are unhappy with the percentage of each subscription that Apple wants to keep for itself.
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Why it matters: The move follows a European Commission order that Google stop bundling its search engine and browser with its Android apps and store, a ruling Google is appealing, along with the accompanying $5 billion fine.
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The big picture: Its acquisition of AT&T's minority stake in Hulu shows that the entertainment giant is more invested in bundling its services as an attractive alternative to Netflix, rather than building a standalone Netflix killer.
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Fall layering isn't just for keeping warm outside — it's for bundling up for the office air conditioning that's still blasting on high, and it's for taking pieces off when you're standing on the still sweltering subway platform.
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So sit back, laugh at your relatives bundling up to go fight to the death in the stores, and save some damn money from the comfort of your favorite recliner (or office chair, if you're less lucky).
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I, for one, still remember Hillary's reference to black youth as "super predators," the racist undertones of her 2008 race against Obama, and her cozy relationship with the private-prison lobbyists bundling donations for her presidential campaign.
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HTC is bundling a pretty beefy Nvidia GTX 1070 graphics card and its Vive headset for $999.99, while also offering a host of financing options for people in the market for a gaming PC and a headset.
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HP will also be bundling a wireless display, keyboard and mouse, so users can interact with the system as a standard Windows PC and spectators can watch what's going on in the VR environment through the monitor.
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Jack Oliver, a veteran GOP fundraiser, told The Hill he believes the Trump campaign will eventually grow its bundling operation, citing the hiring of Cole Blocker, a former White House and campaign veteran, as director of finance.
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The European Commission, the EU's enforcement arm, ordered Google in July to halt its practice of bundling Android's operating system with Google's mobile products, arguing that it effectively prevents other services from competing with the internet giant.
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That's why bundling the many cuts identified either by the president or a commission and forcing an up-or-down vote on the full list could at least partially immunize congressmen from political blowback for such cuts.
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Nav's numbers were helped by bundling deals that offered his fans copies of "Bad Habits" along with tickets to his upcoming tour, and also by the release of a deluxe version of the album, as Billboard noted.
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Police beatings with batons and metal rods, stomping downed protestors' heads, shootings with beanbags and rubber bullets, spraying with toxic gases, and choke-holds, manhandling and bundling young people into police vans hardly qualify as "humane" treatment.
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Though "Courage" is Dion's first release in English since 236, before the streaming boom, she relied on another chart advancement that has come into vogue to boost her sales: bundling albums with tickets to her live tour.
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His investors, they look at it as investing, not bundling — and honestly, I don't know how to put this in words that don't sound 'woo woo' — they have this sort of feeling of really believing in something.
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Google's advertising business is growing much faster on mobile than desktop, and by bundling its apps together, Google has more real estate to sells its ads as well as more data about users for targeting those ads.
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Some Republicans have informed Clinton fundraisers that they would be comfortable donating $2,700 but not bundling while others told POLITICO they had not been contacted and would not be interested, even if they are not supporting Trump.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)That means suddenly, what would otherwise be a fine, but not especially eye-catching device can be made slightly more attractive thanks to the Power Pack mod Moto is bundling with every Z63 Play.
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Then Airbnb began bundling together short-term listings with long-term listings and concierge services and soon every other travel-related business it can think of, in the hopes that it will eventually offer the ultimate travel bundle.
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During Tuesday's call, Iger again hinted at a potential bundling of ESPN+ and the upcoming Disney+ service set to launch later this year, saying that consumers might be able to get both services together at a discounted rate.
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The division is to be split in two, with one part containing its gas products and services businesses and the other part bundling together energy offerings ranging from nuclear and steam to "grid solutions" and power-conversion kit.
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Huawei already has experience here, as the company's phones run a forked AOSP-based version of Android without the Play Store in China, and Huawei's been bundling the App Gallery on phones outside of China since early 2018.
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"Look at the entertainment market much more broadly defined ... Disney+ is a drop in the bucket," Mark told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street, " adding that the bundling of streaming services isn't going to go away any time soon.
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Such practices include exclusive purchasing obligations, tying rebates or other benefits to exclusive or minimum purchase requirements, product bundling, abusive IP-related strategies and deliberately making it difficult for Broadcom products to function with rival products, it said.
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A senior Trump campaign spokeswoman told CNBC that the success of the bundling program has spread across the country and it's leading to donors who stayed away from Trump in 2016 to jump on board this time around.
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Some of those restrictions are already starting to take shape in Europe, as Google faces a $5 billion fine for alleged anti-competitive Android bundling and a separate $4 billion GDPR case that alleges stingy opt-out provisions.
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The government does not track bundling, and the practice is sometimes carried out in a discreet fashion, with lenders working directly with the MICs or referring mortgage brokers to them to work out a loan with a borrower.
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Apple has been so secretive about its bundling plans that many of the main participants in its "channels" product don't know how it plans to package the services and what it plans to charge, according to people familiar.
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Division head Nicolas Moreau said last month the bundling of the unit's businesses into one holding company would be done by October, as would the finalisation of distribution and service contracts between Deutsch asset management and its mothership.
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The startup teamed up with mobile carriers and OEMs for Total, with device makers bundling a tweaked version of Android that makes Hike the default text/call app and loads features like Hike's wallet, cricket news and horoscopes.
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You can grab all three entries in the Gabriel Knight series of point-and-click games, Roberta Williams' horror adventure Phantasmagoria and its sequel, as well as collections bundling together titles from Quest for Glory and Police Quest.
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With the standard deduction so high after the tax overhaul, "bunching" charitable giving – or bundling at least two years' worth of donations into one year – is making sense for people who want to itemize on their 2019 return.
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Mr. Sherman used to spread a sheet on the ground and pull as many loose as he could, bundling the cloth up to carry it home to his mother, who would put on a pot to make wojapi.
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The White House is touting a new concept, referring to Asia as the Indo-Pacific region, effectively bundling US ally, and Chinese adversary India into the pan-Asian security conversation as a regional power and balance against Beijing.
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Russia has the lead here, with its regulator — the FAS — slapping Google with an order against bundling its services with Android all the way back in 2015, a few months after local search giant Yandex filed a complaint.
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"We dispute their decision on behalf of DJ Khaled and, frankly, every artist who is forced to navigate bundling an album download with an inexpensive item that still effectively represents their brand," Ms. Perez said in a statement.
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" "In particular we would expect aggressive bundling of HBO, CNN, and other proprietary sports content (NBA, NCAA, MLB) from Time Warner into the AT&T network as a key incentive for current and new AT&T wireless customers.
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These DeepMind-appointed reviewers went on to warn about the risk of the company being able to exert excessive monopoly power as a result of the streaming data-access infrastructure it was contractually bundling with the Streams app.
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The keynote also featured a number of Quibi partners, including Google Cloud (Quibi is using Google's infrastructure for content delivery) and T-Mobile, which will be bundling Quibi as part of its services (although they didn't offer specifics).
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The company's Game Pass service has let users download games from a pool of dozens of titles, now Microsoft is trying to make the offer too good to refuse by bundling Xbox Live Gold with the service for $14.99.
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The software giant unveiled a similar console last year with Taco Bell's signature "ring" when it's powered on — and this console has the same ring — but this year Microsoft is bundling in the new Xbox Elite 2 controller, too.
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Increasingly, they're bundling their phone line rentals with subscriptions to premium video or music services, and they're offering long-term payment plans to help people buy the super flagship $1,000 phones that Apple, Samsung, and Google have been offering.
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As a result of the ruling, Qualcomm must stop bundling patent licensing deals with its hardware (often referred to as its "no license, no chips" policy), and agree to grant patents on fair terms to other modem-chip suppliers.
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Billboard changed its methodology last year to weigh streaming success more heavily in its calculations, but the now widespread practice of bundling free downloads with merchandise and ticket sales is putting pressure on the group to readjust its calculations.
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One of the reasons carriers argued for the end of net neutrality was to open up "innovative" business models, and it's possible they'll look at bundling their own services, or those of partners, with free or discounted 25G connectivity.
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Instead of giving email a new coat of paint, Superhuman's underlying technology is designed to speed up everything about using email, while also bundling in features like snoozing, scheduling, read statuses, undo send, insights from social networks, and more.
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Upcoming legislation in the form of the EU's PSD2 and the U.K.'s Open Banking, which forces the banks to open up their data to new entrants, is only going to expedite this re-bundling gold rush even further.
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But there's something else probably going on here too, what Shayo calls the "policy bundling effect" — that is, that in our current two-party system, any voters who want both strong nationalism and more redistribution are out of luck.
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But it will be interesting to see how T-Mobile sells it to customers, given that Legere has spent no small amount of time beating up on AT&T for bundling its own DirecTV Now service with cellular plans.
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It was ranked fifth in IDC's Q1 2017 report, and while it went down to sixth in Q2, you could make the case for bundling it with fourth-placed Oppo since it shares the same parent company, BBK Electronics.
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Freeing workers' choices for insurance would also bring pressures on insurers to create new products that control costs, such as bundling of homeowners, auto and health insurances, or enabling people between 55 and 64 years old to access Medicare.
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After a record $5 billion fine from EU regulators over Android antitrust abuse, Google said it will let EU users select their default search engine when setting up their Android device and stop bundling its apps on Android phones.
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But if your parents have no chill about letting you and your long-term, cohabitating S.O. share a bed in their house, just be grateful they aren't resorting to "bundling," the circa-1700s practice of birth-controlled bed-sharing.
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In our view, its ability to increase its relevance to the enterprise will largely depend on the speed of integration and ability to remain flexible/nimble, and that it doesn't dilute the offering by bundling offerings with legacy products.
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This combo of size, comfort, performance, and price just doesn't make sense Budget earphones have been improving nicely in recent times, with HTC and LG bundling high-quality buds with their smartphones and Xiaomi's $25 Pistons receiving rave reviews.
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Office app bundling is something we first saw happening back on the Galaxy S6 four years ago, and Microsoft even briefly started selling a "Microsoft Edition" Samsung Galaxy S8 in its stores, bundled with the company's apps and services.
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Division head Nicolas Moreau said in the summer that the bundling of the unit's businesses into one holding company would be done by October, as would the finalization of distribution and service contracts between the business and its parent.
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After years of bundling their research together with services such as trade execution, brokers now have to fight for a slice of what many analysts expect to be a shrinking pool of client money dedicated to spend on research.
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Labels and artists themselves engage in various ways of trying to land chart positions, like shorter EPs that encourage repeat listening, and "bundling," where an album is given away for free when something like a concert ticket is purchased.
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Speaking of — if your existing library of Xbox titles is starting to feel a little outdated, Amazon is also giving shoppers the option of bundling an Xbox One X with one of several titles from the past couple years.
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The company has ample spectrum rights in both markets and expectations for growth from increasing data consumption patterns, bundling opportunities from cross-selling broadband solutions, and traction in higher margin post-paid plans that leverages the past LTE investments.
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The startup, which is bundling clothes for newborns to kids up to age 16, also has systems in place that should enable it to scale, including an exclusive fulfillment relationship with one of the country's few aggregators of thrift clothing.
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At level 20, I'm less than halfway through the game's level progression and I spend an inordinate amount of my time managing that weight limit in a system that involves bundling steel and wood with plastic fibers before selling them.
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Amazon is also taking the time to update the Kids Editions of both tablets, bundling in a year subscription of Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, its parental dashboard that usually runs $3 a month for access to a variety of kid-friendly content.
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It's timely that Google points out the safety of its own app store over others, given that later this week the European Union antitrust chief is expected to bring charges against Android — specifically, Google's practice of bundling its apps with it.
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Analysts say the potential synergies involved in bundling purchases of solar panels, home energy storage and electric vehicles do not appear to justify $2.64 billion in new debt on Tesla's books from SolarCity and the solar panel company's cash needs.
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France's biggest telecoms firm, which has bet on bundling offers for broadband and mobile and high investments in its networks, has been struggling with cut-price competition since Iliad started to offer low cost mobile services in 2012 in the country.
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"By bundling our global network expertise with Ethiopian Airline's profound knowledge of the regulatory and operational environment, we are opening up an important access to international trade for Africa's fastest growing economy," Tim Scharwath, chief executive of DHL Global Forwarding, said.
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However, Reuters reports that Amazon couldn't convince networks to break with the cable bundling model and offer popular channels as standalone options in a more attractive a la carte model, at least not at the rates Amazon was willing to pay.
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But due to complex licensing deals and media conglomerates' tight control on pricing and bundling, the iPhone maker has been less successful than competitors like Amazon and Netflix, both of which have built strong ecosystems mixing licensed content and original programming.
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In addition to selling the Note 9 for less than its regular price, Amazon is bundling it with an official Samsung wireless charging stand and a set of the 2018 Gear Icon X true wireless earbuds at no extra charge.
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Between the lines: "[T]hose who care most about picking a winner are gravitating toward Mr. Biden and Ms. Harris, while donors are swooning over Mr. Buttigieg enough to open their wallets and bundling networks for him," per the Times.
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Choose your camera modeImage: ScreenshotSomething Android manufacturers are far more keen on than Apple is bundling a pile of special camera modes into their phone apps—the same sort of weird modes you might see on a point-and-shoot.
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Robert Reynolds, manager of the iconic American rock band The Killers, suggests that bundling music streaming services with television or video streaming providers could return the music industry to its glory days by charging a premium rate as low as $4.
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Bad Bunny, Diana Ross, John Legend, Kane Brown, Pentatonix, Sugarland, Martina McBride and Barenaked Ladies are all bundling up in their warmest attire to perform at the parade, according to the AP. The parade is airing live now on NBC.
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Adblock Plus tried in 2013 to put out an Android ad blocker only to run into a similar issue, and the company was only recently allowed to distribute its app again, but only by bundling it within the company's own browser.
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Instead, it will be offering the usual incentives for those who get in early, bundling the phone with either the new Gear 21529941 camera or a combo memory card and charging base for users who order the phone before September 21529942.
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Winter is most definitely here, which means most people are relishing the idea of bundling up in multiple layers while watching TV. Other people have a different idea they are more inclined to explore outdoors and shoot photos of snowflakes.
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The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, or MiFID-II, comes into force in Europe in less than six months and one of the main impacts will be putting an explicit price on research rather than bundling payments along with trading costs.
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They used shorthand reminiscent of a video game hack: "gaming" referred to opening accounts without authorization, "sandbagging" meant delaying customer requests, "pinning" stood for generating PINs without authorization and "bundling" involved forcing customers to open multiple accounts over customer objections.
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Google+ started off promisingly, especially for people like myself who were (and still are) desperate for an alternative to Facebook's blue blandness, but its interface wasn't especially user-friendly and its founding concept of bundling people into Circles felt strangely sociopathic.
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Adams said bundling also might not be the best bet if you live in an area where your choice of insurer for one product is limited — such as Florida, where many big insurers have pulled out of the home insurance market.
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The next evolution of the TV bundleComcast is one of a handful of companies, including AT&T, Roku, Apple, and Amazon Prime Video, that seem to be vying for this position by bundling streaming-video subscriptions and other video services.
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Vertically integrated ISPs like Comcast and Verizon have huge incentives to make up for the decline in cable television revenue by making the internet more like cable, and they are already working on that by bundling video services with internet plans.
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It acquired video doorbell company Ring in early 2018 for around $1.5 billion, and has since marketed the company's devices heavily as part of its Alexa-focused smart home strategy, bundling Ring devices with discounted Echo smart speakers, for instance.
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A Reuters witness saw about a dozen heavily armed police officers bundling Mawarire into the back seat of a truck and his lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa, who was present, told reporters that the pastor would be charged at a police station.
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He dampened suggestions that these U.S. conglomerates would reap an advantage by bundling sales of equipment or services from the nose to tail of aircraft, to edge out smaller rivals like Thales whose aerospace unit makes up 38 percent of sales.
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" Guadarrama and small-business advocates point to the section of the law that says federal agencies should "to the maximum extent practicable, avoid unnecessary and unjustified bundling of contract requirements that preclude small business participation in procurements as prime contractors.
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So there you go: In a truly flattering turn of events, critics of bundling believed women to be manipulative and flat-out liars about their modesty, even in cases where the man was the one who needed a place to stay.
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Welbeck's persistence in bundling home from close range was one of the few highlights, a solitary shot on target, in a dull derby but David Moyes's side never threatened Arsenal, with a wayward Aaron Cresswell free kick proving their best effort.
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Even before Obamacare repeal failed altogether, Senate Republicans removed most of the tax cuts for the rich from their legislative packages — recognizing that the politics of bundling controversial health care legislation with an unpopular giveaway to high-income families weren't viable.
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It might have surfaced three years too late, but FRU is a brilliant, innovative and exciting game for a console that so badly needed more of its kind to convince its audience that the peripheral bundling was a good idea.
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"The new strategy goes in the right direction: focusing and expanding digitalization expertise, more individual responsibility of the individual business units, bundling of service activities and reduction of costs and bureaucracy," said Christoph Niesel, a portfolio manager at Union Investment.
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AT&T, also the No. 2 wireless carrier in the U.S., announced in October 2016 that it was buying Time Warner to diversify its revenues and also become a media powerhouse that could attract consumers by bundling entertainment with mobile service.
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Mr. Azar should reverse how payments are set under the bundling initiatives by asking the providers to name their prices (and compete with one another) instead of presenting them with the fee the government will pay based on antiquated regulations.
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If you have small children who want outdoor space to play — or you're tired of bundling them up and taking them to the playground when you really just want to read the paper — a house with a yard probably looks appealing.
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The biggest games are actually out today, including both Superhot, the time-bending shooter first released in 2016, and the classic Hotline Miami, which will be available as the Hotline Miami Collection, bundling the first two games in the series.
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But we also want to encourage our readers to donate to local aid organizations, support local businesses that may have had to close, and consider bundling purchases whenever possible to minimize risk to the delivery workers on the front lines.
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In statements to the officials, the rescued laborers said that were being paid up to 1,000 rupees ($15) per family every week, for their expenses and food, while working up to 12 hours a day cutting, bundling and carrying cane.
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Bundling is part of why people opt for cable in the first place, and it's becoming a feature of certain streaming services; Amazon Video is one of several that lets you piggyback various other services, usually at a slightly reduced fee.
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The new offer shows how wireless carriers are bundling content with mobile service as a way to attract and keep customers in the United States, where most people already have cell phones and are increasingly using them to stream content.
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Each product is available à la carte or as part of of Glossier Play's bundling option, called Playground, which offers one of each product in any shade of your choosing at a $15 savings — because somehow, Glossier knew we'd want them all.
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A well-organized Leicester worked tirelessly and looked dangerous from set pieces and it was from a Riyad Mahrez free kick that they took the lead with skipper Morgan bundling the ball into the Sevilla net with his thigh in the 27th minute.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brokers operating in the European Union have only a few months to comply with new rules requiring them to set a separate price for the investment research they have been bundling with the trading services they sell to fund managers.
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Cade also said conditions to approve Bayer's $66 billion tie-up with Monsanto included a ban on exclusivity in the sales channels, a ban on cross-selling and product bundling, and a commitment to license their products to all in the market.
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"Obviously, we're big fans of the subscription model for media," he said, but he argued that with so many different options out there, there's a risk of "subscription fatigue" — so bundling different services into one subscription is a way to fight that.
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It's also bundling a short little adapter that converts optical audio to HDMI, so you can fall back to using your TV's optical audio out if you don't want to give up an HDMI port or your TV doesn't support HDMI-ARC.
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In its initial suit, the European Commission alleged that Google was abusing its market dominance over its Android operating system by bundling together products like Google search and Chrome apps, and paying other mobile manufacturers to include Google search as a default.
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Russia's FAS has shown itself to be relatively alacritous at handling big tech antitrust complaints — most notably slapping Google with an order against bundling its services with Android back in 2015, a few months after local search giant Yandex had filed a complaint.
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AT&T, the No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier, struck a deal in October 2016 to buy Time Warner, which owns the premium channel HBO, movie studio Warner Bros and news channel CNN, in order to compete by bundling mobile service with video entertainment.
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Gartner also expects a big rise in the bundling of security services and broader IT outsourcing (ITO) projects with managed security service (MSS) contracts in the coming years — expecting this to rise from 20 per cent currently to 40 per cent by 2020.
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Available starting October 10 for $40, the adapter also works with Apple's Lightning to 3.5-millimeter headphone adapter if you haven't upgraded your headphones yet, and don't want to use the ones Apple is bundling with the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus.
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For some reason, not long after its debut, Google decided to stop bundling Allo with Android, which meant people had to seek the app out for themselves, instead of having it pre-installed on many devices, like Duo was, and continues to be.
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Since police put out their fire Monday night, the activists have stood their ground, bundling up and occasionally warming up inside their own vans, the homes and cars of people in the community, and at local business that have offered up space.
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Carme Melcion, manager for environmental services with the Barcelona Provincial Council - which groups 311 municipalities, around 70 percent of them with less than 10,000 inhabitants - noted the difficulty of bundling together smaller projects to attract investment due to differences in local regulation.
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At one point, Amazon toyed with the idea of bundling channels to offer its own "skinny bundle" of TV programming to rival Sling TV, Hulu Live TV, YouTube TV and others, but struggled to make deals with the broadcast and cable TV networks.
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Trump, in a surprising move, signed onto the package Wednesday, siding with Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, who proposed bundling the bills together but only with a three-month extension for the debt ceiling, essentially punting the issue until December.
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An Apple hardware subscription could see users instead paying for the privilege of using the latest Apple hardware, while also bundling in other services, like AppleCare, similar to its existing iPhone Upgrade Program today, which similarly offers 0% APR but can charge fees.
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Valuable personal property policies are so cheap that by purchasing coverage for my ring and bundling it with my renter's and auto insurance policy, I was actually able to save a dollar on my premiums over the course of a six-month period.
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Bundling consent into general T&Cs for using the product is also unlikely to be compliant under EU privacy law, given that the bloc's General Data Protection Regulation requires consent to be purpose limited, as well as fully informed and freely given.
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I.), who is in line to become chairman of the Judiciary subcommittee on antitrust, noted the European Union's (EU) findings in the past two years that Google had been suppressing competition through its dominance in search and its bundling of mobile services.
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I don't know if Stadia is the answer—it might be Xbox bundling streaming with Game Pass, Steam opening up their own service, something else—but I'm now convinced streaming games, data caps or not, are a big part of the future.
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But Apple can easily change this offer if it notices that few customers are paying for its limited library of originals, either bundling the service with its more popular music streaming service or extending the offer indefinitely as consumers buy new Apple products.
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Mercifully, Amazon is giving early-bird shoppers an opportunity to beat the inevitable Black Friday rush on the Ring Video Doorbell 2 and the Echo Show 5 — two of the year's hottest smart home gadgets — by bundling them together for only $149.
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"Bundling iPhone 8 with AirPods could potentially raise the average selling price of an iPhone box in a retail store by around 20 percent, which would please Wall Street investors," Neil Mawston, an Executive Director at Strategy Analytics, told us in an email.
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If you're familiar with bundling, it's probably thanks to The Patriot, which featured a scene in which a young Heath Ledger is being stitched into what looks like a human-sized pillowcase in order to share a bed with a young lady.
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While ISPs — including AT&T — say they don't intend to speed up the delivery of their own content or slow down others', there's nothing stopping them from bundling or packaging content and services together, at steep discounts, to get an edge with viewers.
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Today, HTC announced it would be bundling previous-generation controllers and sensors with the Vive Pro for an additional $299, bringing the all-in price for consumers to a mind-boggling $1,098 for a system that's only mildly better than its competitors.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - So severe is Illinois' self-inflicted financial ruin that its newest hope to end a record-setting budget impasse rests with a massive bundling of billions of dollars in tax increases, borrowing and pension relief for Chicago's cash-strapped schools.
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Google faced a deadline for making changes to Android after European regulators fined the company a record 4.34 billion euros, or about $5 billion, in July for unfairly bundling free Android services to maintain its dominance of the online search and advertising market.
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Instead, the band is heading out on tour, and in an example of the music industry's latest strategy to move CDs — and seize high chart positions — at a time of declining sales, it is "bundling" copies of the album with concert tickets.
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And during its quarterly earnings call this week, CEO Bob Iger emphasized as much by announcing that the company will be bundling all three of its streaming services, including the upcoming Disney+, for the same monthly price as the most popular Netflix subscription.
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Hudson Riehle, senior vice president of the research and knowledge group for the National Restaurant Association, said on the ICR panel this week that the industry&aposs "new frontier" would be partnering with other industries, such as bundling streaming services and meal delivery.
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