Sentence examples for business subscriber from inspiring English sources

Verizon's shared data plans are its response to an industrywide trend in the American wireless business: subscriber growth is slowing, because many people who want a cellphone already own one.

On Tuesday night, protesters outside the economy ministry in Budapest called on Orbán to withdraw the plan to force internet service providers to pay 700 forints (£1.80) per individual subscriber a month and 5,000 forints per business subscriber.

As a business subscriber - paying $200 per year - Mr Long now uses the Nongxintong platform to support his honey sales enterprise and provide premium information services of his own.

Now businesses will automatically receive 500GB of data storage, tripling the amount of storage the average business subscriber has access to.

That makes some sense: Nextel's existing business subscriber base, and brand recognition with that segment, were seen as some of the main reasons behind Sprint's $35 billion acquisition of the company in the first place.

The trend lines for broadcasters are similar to those in the newspaper business — subscribers are paying a bigger and bigger piece of the overall cost of content creation.

Can we now expand it?" R.I.M. has about 5.5 million business subscribers, a market that Kenneth Hyers, an analyst for ABI Research, says he believes is becoming saturated.

The company's government and business subscribers will be able to use Blackberry's 3G service later this month to send emails, short messages, and access their own Intranet, the statement said, without giving a date.

But that's not strictly true: both readers and advertisers are becoming too promiscuous to have their attention held by monthly or weekly titles – and business subscribers are struggling to justify discretionary spend on media.

Nextel offers wireless communication services to 3 million mostly business subscribers throughout the US and is planning to operate globally.

This expansion is also coupled with the fact that today subscribers, particularly business subscribers, have many locations that are not all in one operator's footprint.