Sentence examples for mass subscriber from inspiring English sources

Streaming had previously been included with DVD plans until Netflix decoupled the two in July, causing a mass subscriber backlash and higher-than-expected account cancellations.

Meanwhile, other experts say the real thing, mass digital subscriber line (DSL) services, sponsored with loads of multimedia ads, is a long way off.

The U.S. risks falling behind on online product innovation because it isn't gaining a critical mass of subscribers to superfast broadband services (of 25Mbps+).

Then came the YouTube multichannel networks, which herded up all the creators in hopes of creating a giant mass of subscribers and video views.

In a section on services, the report notes that in order to develop a new generation of internet services that utilise superfast broadband speeds Internet companies need a critical mass of subscribers in place before they can launch services — in the same way that demand for first generation broadband prefigured the creation of successive waves of online companies.

We calculated a primary location (center of mass) for each subscriber using the tower location of each mobile phone communication, based on the most common location over the course of the year.

Subscribers to Meetic must find their mates themselves among the mass of other subscribers; buyers of Meetic Affinity are presented with a selection of "matches" based on a questionnaire with about 1,000 questions.The formula seems to work.

The NFL Network has already endured three seasons of showing games not available to a critical mass of Comcast subscribers, a result of Comcast's dropping the network in 2006 from a broad digital basic level to the sports tier.

The critical mass of broadband subscribers will be in place some time before the end of 2003.

It has suffered demonstrations, petitions, mass resignations of performers, subscriber revolt and Facebook vitriol interpreted by management as violent threats.

However, a mass email to 400,000 subscribers should be registered, but how do you measure the cost of an email?