Sentence examples for growth in subscription from inspiring English sources

Download stores, such as Apple iTunes, accounted for 70% of digital music revenues in 2012 – but it was the growth in subscription services such as Spotify that caught the eye.

Hogan thinks AOL has been unfairly pummeled because of slower growth in subscription volume in the last quarter.

"Red Hat continued to show consistent execution in the first quarter of fiscal 2005, as evidenced by a strong sequential growth in subscription volumes, gross margins, and operating margins," Red Hat said in a press release.

For example, imagine if all streaming music subscribers were offered lower booking fees on ticket purchases — creating another reason for fans to subscribe rather than use an ad-supported service, and driving faster growth in subscription income for artists.

— We have PRODUCED substantial progress in moderating the decline in subscription revenues, with the first sequential growth in subscription revenues since 2006 occurring in the fourth quarter of 2011 and.

"It's a company that's defining and riding the wave of growth in subscription services".

The company is betting on a resurgence in deal activity, which it is hoping will propel a growth in subscriptions.

[A12.] Nippon Telephone Profit Rises Profit at Nippon Telegraph and Telephone increased in the first half of the fiscal year as its cellphone provider reported strong growth in subscriptions.

Showtime, the pay-cable channel owned by CBS, has experienced growth in subscriptions, thanks in part to its award-winning drama "Homeland".

Profit at Nippon Telegraph and Telephone increased more than tenfold to a record in the first half of the company's fiscal year as its cellphone provider, NTT DoCoMo, posted strong growth in subscriptions for its third-generation phone service.

When BSkyB announced its most recent quarterly results, the pay TV giant was eager to link its growth in subscriptions to connected TV, revealing that it added nearly 600,000 new connected TV boxes in its latest quarter.