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JK Rowling has revealed to fans of her seven-book Harry Potter series that she is writing new material for her dedicated all-things-Hogwarts website, Pottermore – and a special tale out on Friday 12 December will bring subscribers up to date with what happened to blond-haired baddie Draco Malfoy.

Whether deals like this one will continue to bring subscribers back to Netflix remains to be seen.

Prior to being shut down, Patreon gave Vex a month to bring subscribers up to speed, provided she delete every post that was in violation of their updated terms.

But he said he expected that demand for the iPhone 5 would slow down in the coming months, which would bring subscriber numbers back up.

It is possible, probable, that it brings subscribers to HBO.

It's a perfect fit for Apple Music — bringing subscribers exclusive access to their favorite artists and celebrities who come along for the ride.

That may bring more subscribers, but it also brings fast-fingered consumers who might experience something of an Internet-shopping hangover, and who might later change their minds more readily about what they ordered.

CBS this week announced a significant deal with the NFL that could bring more subscribers to its over-the-top streaming service aimed at cord cutters, CBS All Access.

But HBO was betting on the popularity of its "Game of Thrones" TV series to bring new subscribers in, and that trick appeared to have worked.

While it had struck deals to bring video subscribers more than 116 channels, at the time of its announcement, it was missing some notable channels — stuff like ESPN, Disney, AMC, TBS, TNT, and HBO.

It's being used as a way to bring in subscribers to their various credit-watch monthly services.