AT&T, Charter and Comcast all reported second-quarter results last week and analyst firm MoffettNathanson said the early figures add up to a truly bad quarter for traditional video service cord cutting.
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TDS has found an Arris Android TV set-top box that will fit the bill for its upcoming cloud-based video service product, TDS TV+. TDS TV+, which will launch first in TDS’s Oregon markets later this year, ...Read More
Charter’s second-quarter video revenue didn’t fall, but it didn’t grow much either. That’s partly attributed to more of the provider’s customer choosing cheaper video plans.
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The U.S.’s three biggest pay TV providers – Charter, Comcast and AT&T (DirecTV and U-verse) – have all reported second quarter earnings. And all three lost significant amounts of video subscribers.
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The company lost 150,000 residential video subscribers, compared with a loss of 73,000 in the second quarter of 2018. But the company added 9,000 small and medium business video subscribers so net video subscriber losses for ...Read More
Subscriber growth is still the key metric by which Netflix’s performance is measured. By that standard, the company just posted some disastrous second-quarter results.
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NCTA-The Internet and Television Association is pointing to a new report that shows the cable industry had a $450 billion impact on the U.S. economy in 2018.
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Verizon could be joining its pay TV and broadband rivals in building its own proprietary streaming box. According to an FCC filing unearthed by Zatz Not Funny, Verizon is testing a device called Stream TV, which ...Read More
AT&T has confirmed that its new streaming TV service will be called AT&T TV. The service is getting a beta launch this summer in select markets.
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Comcast/NBCUniversal is still holding back many important details about its upcoming streaming service, but the company did reveal that it will launch in April 2020.
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