Sentence examples for subscriber business from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Time Warner said that revenue at AOL – which has been in a seemingly perpetual state of transition from a subscriber business to an advertising business – declined 23percentto to $1.1 billion.

But the problem with AOL, says Michael Nathanson, an analyst at Sanford Bernstein, is that its declining subscriber business still accounts for far more of its revenues than its growing advertising business.Many shareholders, Mr Icahn included, are also worried about Time Warner's cable business.

The highly profitable subscriber business is going away, and that is baked into the stock.

AOL's are particularly poor which is surprising considering that the company now has 9 million subscribers after its recent acquisition of CompuServe's subscriber business.

For now Sherman-Presser tells me that there will be no ads or any fees at all associated with the creation or broadcast of videos, although given that LinkedIn has a strong premium (paying) subscriber business, and is also working all the time to build out its advertising business, it seems like an obvious progression for both of these to come online at some point.

It also recently moved into the digital subscriber line business in a partnership with Covad Communications.

NorthPoint has sued Verizon and is seeking up to $1 billion in damages, contending that Verizon breached an agreement to merge the two companies' digital subscriber line businesses.

"In some ways, the effect of the Wall Street Journal is even worse, as it sows regular confusion among its 3 million daily subscribers – business leaders and investors among the most influential people in the country".

Therefore, we envisioned a densely populated (one million subscribers) business center as advised in Section 3.1 which is covering an area of 5×5km2.

We were interested in the team and the market and we'd also read the publicly available estimates about Groupon's almost inconceivable growth in new markets, subscribers, business customers and revenue.

It's not clear whether Dropbox is currently profitable, but boosting paying subscribers — Business it Dropbox's highest service tier and costs $15 per user per month at a minimum of five users — will undoubtedly help the company firm up its bottom line as it gears up for an IPO and seeks to avoid the fate of Box, whose own public offering has been delayed.