NextLevel said revenue growth in 2001 would be lower than expecte...
NextLevel said revenue growth in 2001 would be lower than expected because of “slower than anticipated customer deployment.” Company said it would revise its guidance for year in Jan. 24 conference call on 4th-quarter earnings. NextLevel also reported that…
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progress in growing its customer base in 4th quarter had been “offset by reduced revenue from Qwest and slower than anticipated customer development in Korea.” Revised 4th-quarter revenue will be about $31 million with net loss, excluding special items, of about 22 cents per share, company said.