monetize

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I can't wait to see how else Msoft plans to monetize, and perhaps, clutter up their recently stream-lined interface.

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  1. transitive verb To establish as legal tender.
  2. transitive verb To coin (money).
  3. transitive verb To convert (government debt) from securities into currency that can be used to purchase goods and services.

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  • It will be interesting to see how the companies will monetize, and if their hybrid communities will fill up with passionate contributors or predatory spammers. —  Original Signal - The best of Web 2.0
  • To monetize, these developers will have the option to charge a subscription fee for their applications, given that they meet eBay's standards of quality.
  • "In helping our customers better characterize the content into categories they can monetize, and better target ads to the content at the moment of a user's consumption of it." —  Beet.TV
  • As for how they're going to monetize, your guess is as good as mine. —  GearFire - Tips for Students
  • There's room to monetize, but the business models are outdated, like the car companies. —  Rebecca Tushnet's 43(B)log
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  1. From Latin monēta, money; see money.

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  1. from Latin moneta, money (see money), + -ize.
 

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/ˈmənɛtaɪz/
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