Everything about Retention Rate totally explained
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retention rate measures how long a
news server holds articles from a given
newsgroup.
News Servers don't have unlimited storage, and due to this fact they can only hold posts for a short length of time before they must delete them in order to make room for new posts. This is a particular problem to
binary newsgroups which transmit large volumes of articles.
For news servers provided by
Internet Service Providers as part of a user's subscription package, typical retention rates are usually only 2-4 days. For premium news servers, this often rises to 1-2 months.
The retention rate is also a term used in finance.It is used to estimate growth rate(g) when calculating the intrinsic value of a stock.
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