I agree. They don't have the cash to drive faster outcomes and...

I agree. They don't have the cash to drive faster outcomes and have to proceed cautiously but until they deliver results investors won't be throwing much cash at them, so it's all a balancing act.

If they release raw subscribers numbers, investors may be seeking better numbers and the share price could get smashed. If they don't release raw numbers, investors may complain. If they release percentages, investors may complain. If they release nothing, investors will complain.

I think what matters most is some indication progress is being made and they are sticking to the strategy. The most pertinent question is could they have done better within the timeframe and resources at hand and if so, what needs to be improved?