Sentence examples for subscribers reported from inspiring English sources

Cablevision, which has about 3.5 million cable subscribers, reported net income of $104 million, or 36 cents a share, up from $74 million, or 24 cents a share.

This followed the 8.5 million subscribers reported during last year's corresponding period.

High rates of satisfaction have been found with PERS users and many families of subscribers reported having peace of mind [ 3– 6].

Subscribers reported feeling a sense of security or peace of mind, which played a supportive role in living independently, and was a main part of living with the device.

For all the jokes about the niche nerdiness of C-SPAN's audience, you might be surprised to discover that one in five American cable subscribers report tuning into the channel at least once a week.

Depending on how many subscribers Comcast reports this quarter, Netflix might surpass it to become the largest entertainment subscription business in the U.S.  Netflix ended the quarter with 22.8 million U.S. subscribers, exactly the same number of subscribers Comcast reported at the end of 2010.

At the time of its release, Roger Angell reviewed it in the magazine (the article is available here to subscribers), and reported that Handke conceived the story as a film and only subsequently wrote it as a novella.

In a recent Presidential preference poll of its subscribers, The Conservative Digest reported that Mr. Robertson was the choice of 19percentt of 2,400 respondents, second only to Representative Jack F. Kemp of upstate New York at 26percentt.

Now, don't think the company is washed up 'cause at the end of last year, Dish still had 13,678,000 subscribers and reported a 1% revenue increase from the previous year.

"Despite Verizon Wireless's strong third-quarter subscriber growth reported earlier this month, recent volatility of capital markets has created an environment in which it is prudent to defer the offering," the statement said.

General Motors is considering creating a tracking stock for its OnStar in-vehicle telecommunications service once it reaches 10 million subscribers, Forbes magazine reported today.