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USA: Unbundled home services are rising its costs 26 NOV 2024

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USA: Unbundled home services are rising its costs

Research from Parks Associates showed that consumers who do not bundle their home services experienced a rise in monthly expenses from Q3 2023 to Q3 2024.
Subscription services turn to bundling and partnerships to drive acquisition and retention 27 MAY 2024

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Subscription services turn to bundling and partnerships to drive acquisition and retention

According to data from Parks Associates, streaming bundles provide a 22-point boost to NPS for internet service providers.
US PAY-TV INDUSTRY LOST OVER 18 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS IN SIX YEARS 8 JUL 2021

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US PAY-TV INDUSTRY LOST OVER 18 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS IN SIX YEARS

Between 2014 and 2020, the US pay-TV industry lost over 18 million subscribers, while the broadband market has accelerated, with 40% of US broadband households receiving a standalone service, new research from Parks Associates estimates.