Sentence examples for direct subscribers from inspiring English sources

It has attracted about 1.2 million direct subscribers.

It has about 1.2 million direct subscribers, but the company underestimated how many it would need to break even.

The group stopped broadcasting to its 1.2 million direct subscribers in Britain last night, and its operations in this country will be wound up over the coming weeks.

The Jewish Week charges its 30,000 direct subscribers $36 to $41 annually, depending on where they live; 60,000 more get subscriptions by giving $36 or more to the United Jewish Appeal.

For one thing, content companies like ESPN don't necessarily want the annoyances of dealing, like Comcast or Netflix do, with direct subscribers, who are always threatening to leave and demand that irritant known as "customer service".

Direct subscribers paid on a monthly basis, which means that few will lose anything more than a few pounds, especially as the collapse came at the end of the month.

And since it is a high-speed service delivering over a megabit-per-second, it will appeal to those who cannot get direct subscriber line or cable modems.

The Star-Ledger in Newark did not publish a print edition on Tuesday and directed subscribers to nj.com for news updates.

During the first week of major tournaments, Direct TV subscribers get to feast on their tennis mosaic, which has live action from four courts, plus a channel that allows viewers to monitor what's going on around the grounds.

The deal more than trebles BT's retail customers adding the 10 million it already had to EE's 24.5 million direct mobile subscribers.

To direct its subscribers to its various product and service offerings, AOL relied on the welcome window that greeted them whenever they logged on to the service.