Sentence examples for its subscription base from inspiring English sources

Internet holdouts may offer AOL a challenge in the years to come, but there's still plenty of room for the Dulles, Va.-based media giant to grow its subscription base.

Hudson agreed, and quickly revitalized the magazine, expanding its subscription base and calling on a network of wealthy, like-minded Catholics for financial support.

became the resident orchestra of the glitzy Performing Arts Center that opened in downtown Newark and saw its subscription base rise from 9,000 to 25,000.

In an effort to preserve the company, Netpliance is now selling the i-opener for $299 and has sold its subscription base to Earthlink.

Its subscription base has been flat at about 400,000 users, and its low prices have been challenged by Amazon's heavy discounts and iTunes's shift toward multiple pricing levels.

The firm expanded its subscription base 50percentt in its fiscal 2013.

Given its subscription bases, the Weekly's readership tends towards an older and well-educated demographic.

Back in February, Disney withdrew its contract for the star while YouTube dropped him from its subscription-base Red service in response to nine videos containing anti-Semitic clips or Nazi-related images.

IncrediMail CEO Josef Mandelbaum in a statement says buying Smilebox allows the company to diversify its product portfolio and increase its premium subscription base.

Which brings me to the other point of interest: Will Mists help Blizzard regain some of its lost subscription base, which was 12 million at its peak in 2010 but was down to 9.1 million by mid-2012.

The FT has more than 500,000 digital subscribers, accounting for more than 70% of its total subscription base, while the Nikkei, with annual sales of about £1bn, has 430,000 online subscribers.