Sentence examples for subscribers now from inspiring English sources

The number of internet subscribers now exceeds 390,000 and if one adds those who subscribe to the printed paper the total number stands at a robust 850,000.

Instead, New York Times subscribers now have another avenue for accessing the content they already subscribe to.

While it doesn't have many subscribers now, Aereo gives television viewers a new and relatively cheap way to subscribe to a limited diet of TV and gives advertisers yet another way to reach those viewers.

Digital subscribers now account for 70% of the FT's readership.

More than 35 percent of the company's subscribers now have 3G smartphones, he said.

More than half of all pay-television subscribers now live in the Asia-Pacific region.

According to comScore, the average subscriber now receives speeds of three to four megabits a second.

That subscriber now enjoys consumer surplus of $3 per year, even as the lower price lures more subscribers.

The average subscriber now pays $19.42 a month, meaning that the company will forgo at least $1.4 billion a year in annual revenue.

If you are not a DogTV subscriber, now you at least know not to force your dog to watch a football game in which a team with orange uniforms plays one in green.

I'm also a "pro" subscriber now and pay the $5/month for that service, which I think is more than fair given how much value they add.