Thu May 8, 3:24 AM ET LONDON (Reuters) - Cable operator Virgin Media (VMED.O) added a net 4,900 new customers for its services in the first quarter and said better customer retention and stabilizing revenue per customer left it positioned for growth."Our first-quarter results represent another solid operational performance. In particular, churn continued to decline, reflecting the emphasis that we have placed on this area," Chief Executive Neil Berkett said in a statement on Thursday.
"Our results demonstrate that our customers are continuing to respond positively to our compelling consumer propositions. We remain focused on leading in next-generation broadband and redefining the TV experience through on-demand," he said.
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