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CORD-CUTTING IS PROJECTED TO ACCELERATE IN U.S. DURING 2021 13 JAN 2021

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CORD-CUTTING IS PROJECTED TO ACCELERATE IN U.S. DURING 2021

More than a quarter of total US households have reported plans to cancel their cable TV subscription this year. Despite the growth of streaming customers, over half of US viewers aren't willing to spend more than USD 20 on streaming subscriptions.
Imagen España es el país más caro de Europa para contratar TV paga e Internet 27 NOV 2020

Operators

PAY-TV IN NEW ZEALAND TO DECLINE AT 3.1% OVER NEXT FIVE YEARS

GlobalData’s data reveals that the overall pay-TV service revenue will continue to decline over 2020-2025, due to loss in cable and direct-to-home (DTH) subscriptions, declining aggregate pay-TV average revenue per user (ARPU) as well as growing subscribers’ preference for over-the-top (OTT) video platforms.
MILLICOM IMPROVES ITS REVENUES DURING Q3, DRIVEN BY MOBILE 30 OCT 2020

Telcos

MILLICOM IMPROVES ITS REVENUES DURING Q3, DRIVEN BY MOBILE

In Latam, the company reported experiencing record net increases in both mobile (1.7 million) and cable (157,000) customers, driven in part by reconnection of many customers who had temporarily benefited from its lifeline services.
COMCAST LOSES 273,000 VIDEO SUBSCRIBERS DURING Q3 30 OCT 2020

Operators

COMCAST LOSES 273,000 VIDEO SUBSCRIBERS DURING Q3

Despite losing 253,000 residential video subscribers and 20,000 business video customers, the cable giant's revenue rose 2.9% to $15 billion as growth in broadband, wireless and business services.
COMCAST NOTCHES 10G MILESTONE WITH A TRIAL OF 1.25-GIG SYMMETRICAL SPEEDS IN FLORIDA 19 OCT 2020

Operators

COMCAST NOTCHES 10G MILESTONE WITH A TRIAL OF 1.25-GIG SYMMETRICAL SPEEDS IN FLORIDA

The employee trial in Jacksonville was notable because it blended numerous elements of where the cable industry is headed in terms of symmetrical 10G speeds down the road.