NTL Tops 1,555,000 Broadband Users
Posted: 09th Aug, 2005 By: MarkJ
NTL has reported its second quarter results today, which saw broadband cable modem subscribers jump from 1,443,200 during Q1 to 1,555,000 in Q2-2005.
Metered dial-up customers continued to diminish from 486,500 (Q1) to 436,500 (Q2). Unmetered dial-up followed suit by dropping from 202,000 (Q1) to 173,300 (Q2). The fall is not uncommon, with most simply upgrading from dialup to broadband.
Total pure Internet access customers now stand at a stern 2,164,800.
Metered dial-up customers continued to diminish from 486,500 (Q1) to 436,500 (Q2). Unmetered dial-up followed suit by dropping from 202,000 (Q1) to 173,300 (Q2). The fall is not uncommon, with most simply upgrading from dialup to broadband.
Total pure Internet access customers now stand at a stern 2,164,800.
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