They pioneered the concept of "unbundling" -- or charging for everything from seat assignments to greater leg room to refreshments -- so discounters are less reliant on base airfares to cover their costs. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Alexander Medvedev, deputy chief executive of Gazprom, told a group of foreign reporters yesterday that Russian and EU officials will conduct expert-level talks this month to help work out differences over the EU's plan, which includes a proposal to mandate "unbundling" -- the separation of transport from distribution and production. ❋ Unknown (2007)
It banned what was referred to as "unbundling" - the selling of record tracks, either physically or online - "other than in their original configuration". ❋ Unknown (2010)
Umair says that ABC took a good move in unbundling content from distribution but what it should really be doing is rebundling content with audiences: Rebundling is where value capture will happen – at communities, reconstructors, markets, networks – that direct people’s attention to individualized ‘casts. ❋ Unknown (2005)
What’s driving unbundling is also the perception that cable television pricing is a racket. ❋ Unknown (2005)
To make back some of that money, banks are weighing whether to divide debit-card services into components and charging for them separately-known as "unbundling." ❋ Aparajita Saha-Bubna (2011)
Individual countries so inclined will be free to mandate full ownership separation -- a process called unbundling -- or another option that gives the network operator legal independence from the energy producer without a divestment of assets. ❋ Unknown (2008)
On whether government's plans to unbundle Eskom would not prejudice the utility's global vision, he said: "The so-called unbundling is not going to be so irresponsible as to decimate Eskom in our understanding." ❋ Unknown (2000)
He rejected the idea of unbundling the Airports Company, saying this would make it very difficult to run some of the smaller airports at a profit. ❋ Unknown (1997)
Renewed weakness in the labor market slowed a wave of young people moving out of their parents' homes or leaving roommates to rent their own place, a phenomenon known as unbundling, said Donald Davidoff, head of marketing for Archstone, the apartment owner based in Englewood
Fees, what airlines like to call "unbundling" of services, so passengers pay for services they want, are also helping, he said. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Renewed weakness in the labor market slowed a wave of young people moving out of their parents' homes or leaving roommates to rent their own place, a phenomenon known as unbundling, said Donald Davidoff, head of marketing for apartment owner Archstone ❋ Hui-yong Yu (2011)
People who moved in with parents or found roommates during the Great Recession are now confident enough to secure their own place -- a trend some in the industry refer to as unbundling. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Not surprisingly, the phone companies hate this idea, often called unbundling, and tend to drag their feet when it is introduced. ❋ Unknown (2009)
With airlines examining every feature of a flight to see if it can be sold separately - what the industry calls unbundling - Mr. Harteveldt said he could see a day when the carriers might sell membership in the elite tiers of their frequent-flier programs, perhaps letting passengers purchase an upgrade from silver to gold status. ❋ Unknown (2009)
I read this article yesterday and quickly replied to the idea of unbundling my channels, but the more I think about it the more I realize this is a no-win choice for the consumer. ❋ Unknown (2009)
This practice, referred to as unbundling, allows local specialists to lend their expertise to projects while also encouraging the continued viability of small, independent firms in our region. ❋ LILY BRISLEN (2009)
And then we also did some econometric reanalysis of the existing, most recent data on unbundling, which is one particular kind of open access, and penetration per 100, and again we found evidence in support. ❋ Unknown (2009)
