Sentence examples for win subscribers from inspiring English sources

Newcomers, struggling to win subscribers, have found it hard to compete.

The division's operating margins are expected to increase as mobile phone companies stop offering handset subsidies as a way to win subscribers.

The most immediate impact of an LTE iPad will be seen in the United States, where AT&T and Verizon Wireless are building out 4G LTE networks,which are faster than their predecessors,  in their race to win subscribers.

Instead of earning ad dollars, the primary aim of these channels appears to be winning subscribers and funneling traffic to conservative blogs like Right Wing News and Truthfeed News.

James will have a struggle not only to win more subscribers but also to allay such suspicions.

Sprint, the No. 3 mobile carrier, is depending on Pre to help stem defections and win back subscribers from rivals, including AT&T and Verizon Wireless.

He and other analysts said they expected Comcast's bid for Disney would only spur Mr. Murdoch to spend more heavily and push even harder to win cable subscribers, especially while the deal is still pending.

Other newspapers have retreated from efforts to advertise themselves and win new subscribers, but Brian P. Tierney, chief executive of Philadelphia Media Holdings, which owns the city's two major papers, thinks that attitude is dead wrong.

Executives at Hulu, which is owned by a consortium of competing television production companies including NBC, Disney and Fox, hope to win younger subscribers who reject expensive traditional cable TV packages.

Rupert Murdoch is to shut iPad newspaper The Daily from 15 December, admitting that it has failed to win enough subscribers to make the online subscription venture viable in its 21 months of life.

Part of the reason for Virgin's failure to perform admirably, according to Marshall, stems from the fact that it's hard for a US-based MVNO to win enough subscribers away from the already-established wireless companies here.