Sentence examples for subscriber defection from inspiring English sources

In July, a spokesman told me that Netflix had already taken the subscriber defection into account in its financial forecasts.

* Netflix knew that there would be a nasty backlash, and has already taken the subscriber defection into account in its financial forecasts.

After accounting for duplication and subscriber defection resulting from the changes, the company predicts the new Business 2.0 will have a circulation of 550,000.

But it has not replaced the traffic lost from subscriber defections, because subscribers view many more pages than nonsubscribers.

With subscriber defections increasing, the company decided to reduce the hated pop-ups even at the expense of merchandise revenue.

Last year, cable fell out of favor on Wall Street for many reasons — mainly subscriber defections, but also the slowing housing market, which correlated to fewer cable sign-ups.

Expectations are high that Mr. Son will bring that strategy to Sprint, which has struggled with subscriber defections for years and that Mr. Son will inject healthy dose of competition to America's mobile industry.

Most recently, Team George challenged Cablevision's accounting, claiming the cable company was underreporting subscriber defections in its first-quarter results.

Parsons acknowledged that it made more sense and cost much less to instead improve the AOL product, in order to stem the subscriber defections that the ISP was constantly scrambling to replace.

In contrast to the Wall Street consensus forecast of a 2% gain to Cablevision's 3.1 million video subscribers, Bazinet expects a defection of more than 50,000 subscribers in 2007 (a 1.6% loss).

The downfall of former A-Listers Vivendi Universal, ABB, AOL Time Warner were each set off by different events: a board that (finally) broke ranks, an asbestos crisis, the defection of subscribers by the thousands and more questionable accounting.