Sentence examples for global subscriber base from inspiring English sources
But the platform's promise to increase the return for a typical "indie rock" band from $3,000 to $17,000 a month rests on an ambitious plan to expand its global subscriber base from 6 million to 40 million.
As Gigaom notes Netflix's (global) subscriber base is now bigger than Comcast's national one, a happenstance that should send fear into the hearts of cable providers everywhere.
Our global subscriber base continued to grow this quarter to approximately 78 million, driven primarily by growth in international markets, which is partially offset by high churn in the United States, and our BBM user base has grown to approximately 59 million users globally.
Shares of the maker of "House of Cards" and "Orange is the New Black" jumped as much as 16.4percenttoto a record high of $114.19 in early trading on Thursday, after the company reported its global subscriber base had grown to more than 65 million, beating its own forecast.
This paper presents a novel adaptive multicast routing (AMRST) protocol to deliver reliable and adaptive multicast services to global subscribers, based on an integrated infrastructure, called a satellite terrestrial network (ST network), which provides dynamic bandwidth allocation, flexible resource management and ubiquitous transmission.
We plan to do that by increasing our global streaming subscriber base faster than we increase our costs.
The study added that Mobile WiMAX will likely see single digital percent proportion of the global mobile broadband subscriber base by 2012, but could likely see substantial growth afterward.
– Aside from growing in raw numbers, Netflix's subscriber base is also becoming much more global in composition.
The company, valued at $4 billion, recently secured $250 million in funding and is under intense pressure from investors to increase its subscriber base and revenue, said Mukul Krishna, the senior global director for digital media at Frost & Sullivan, the consulting firm.
Already, the company's subscriber base has shrunk 23% from a high of 35 million global members in 2002.
