In this case, respective ARPUs differ even more than in the DowJones/Evernote arrangement. The agreement provides that Spotify Premium users will be allowed to stream their music in participating Uber vehicles. But it’s helpful for understanding a broader trend in the distribution of news products. volume deal: per subscriber value is high for Dow Jones while it should allow Evernote to harvest more Premium and Business accounts at smaller ARPUs (average revenue per user.) At this stage-the service starts this month and for the US only-it’s unclear which company will benefit the most.Īt first, the Spotify-Uber deal doesn’t look at all related to the news business. The deal is reciprocal: WSJ Subscribers who pay $347.88 a year (weird pricing) get one year of Evernote Premium (a $45 value) and Factiva subscribers are eligible for a one-year, five-login Evernote Business membership (a $600 value.) This sounds like a classic value vs. With the help of Factiva’s intelligent indexing, “as users capture their notes, we detect if a company name is mentioned and dynamically present back a Factiva company profile with related news about that company” from any of its premium news and business sources. , and is in the early stages of working on a version of Evernote for companies with several thousand employees.Factiva disambiguates and extracts facts about people, companies and other entities from the content that comes into its platform. The company is also looking at retooling Evernote for large businesses
Evernote has also said it planned to extend availability to 50 more countries in EMEA, Latin America and Asia before the middle of this year and has already launched the service in Hong Kong, Israel, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan and Turkey. The two versions of Evernote will add attached documents, presentations and spreadsheets from Microsoft Office and iWork into its search results.Įvernote has recently been working on expanding into new markets: last month it made Evernote Business available in 26 new European countries The agreement with Germany's incumbent telco isn't the first deal Evernote has signed with a carrier: it already has deals with NTT DoCoMo in Japan, Orange in France, KT in Korea, Taiwan Mobile, and DoCoMo Pacific to give away Evernote Premium subscriptions.Īlong with the Deutsche Telekom deal, Evernote also announced this week updates to search in Evernote Premium and Business. Under the agreement, announced on Monday, Deutsche Telekom's 60 million fixed line customers will be given a one-year subscription to Evernote Premium, while existing Evernote Premium users will get an extra one-year added to their subscription.Įvernote and Deutsche Telekom are also holding a hackathon in Berlin next month, where developers will work on creating new apps built on Evernote and Deutsche Telekom's services.
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This offer is live and will be ending soon on the Cyber Monday sale. Im not exactly sure what youre asking here - theres no 'premium pack' as such - just upgrade your software by paying the appropriate fee in your location, and youll have access to higher limits and more features. Traditionally aimed at SMEs and consumers, Evernote is looking to take its clipboarding service to businesses with thousands of staff. Be an Evernote premium user during the Black Friday sale and get up to a 33 insane discount on all paid subscriptions (exclusive students discount). Evernote reveals it's on starting blocks with enterprise product plans
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