In the United States, about 60 percent of households subscribe to cable.
Of those homes in the city that are able to receive cable, 44 percent subscribe.
"Somewhere over 70 percent of these owners also subscribe to cable."
About 60 percent of the nation's television households subscribe to the cable or satellite services that carry private channels.
Eleven percent of American households subscribe to an on-line service.
Now we have cases where, because of subscriptions, 99 percent of the people subscribe, let's say, to a series.
Today, nearly 57 percent of all homes with television subscribe to basic cable service.
In 2008, nearly 90 percent of American homes subscribe.
More than 15 percent of people here have personal computers and about 10 percent subscribe to an on-line service.
Unfortunately, 90 percent of the Western world subscribes to the above dogma, simply because it's easier to find a job and work for money.
