Definitions
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- noun Someone who is not a
subscriber to a service
Etymologies
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Examples
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It gets a small cut of any movie or show you buy from iTunes, and is paid something by Netflix if a nonsubscriber is guided to streaming a show from Fanhattan and decides to sign up.
A Launchpad for Watching TV, Movies on the iPad Walter S. Mossberg 2011
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It gets a small cut of any movie or show you buy from iTunes, and is paid something by Netflix if a nonsubscriber is guided to streaming a show from Fanhattan and decides to sign up.
A Launchpad for Watching TV, Movies on the iPad Walter S. Mossberg 2011
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These advertisers might not have been willing to pay such lofty rates to reach a larger, but less loyal, nonsubscriber base.
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Instead of hearing the song, the nonsubscriber would reach a page asking to sign up with a credit card - an annoyance for many potential customers.
NYT > Home Page By BEN SISARIO 2011
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Instead of hearing the song, the nonsubscriber would reach a page asking to sign up with a credit card - an annoyance for many potential customers.
NYT > Home Page By BEN SISARIO 2011
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But Mr. Hyman said that the change was being made to reduce the "friction" a nonsubscriber experiences when following a link posted by a paying user.
NYT > Home Page By BEN SISARIO 2011
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But Mr. Hyman said that the change was being made to reduce the "friction" a nonsubscriber experiences when following a link posted by a paying user.
NYT > Home Page By BEN SISARIO 2011
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Instead of hearing the song, the nonsubscriber would reach a page asking to sign up with a credit card - an annoyance for many potential customers.
NYT > Home Page By BEN SISARIO 2011
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But Mr. Hyman said that the change was being made to reduce the "friction" a nonsubscriber experiences when following a link posted by a paying user.
NYT > Home Page By BEN SISARIO 2011
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If Verizon speeds the "New York Times (NYT) article from NYT website for paid NYT subscriber" past the "clipping on HuffPo of same article for nonsubscriber," and gives the NYT a cut, maybe that's needed to keep the paper of record going.
Balkinization 2010
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