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churn rate
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churn rate

(1) The percentage of customers who cancel their online, cellphone or other subscription service during a certain time period.

(2) The percentage of employees who leave the company during a certain time period. See churning.



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SNL Media & Communications coverage includes more than 260 companies spread across the sector and provides data and metrics unique to each sub-industry, such as subscriber counts, churn rates, revenue per user, advertising revenue splits, EBITDA, free cash flow, and leverage statistics.
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The Times has had one of the highest churn rates in the newspaper business.
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