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Rate of Cord-Cutting Grows as Pay-TV Continues to Shed Subscribers By Tom Butts Multichannel sectors lost more than a million video subscribers in Q3 2018, according to researchers.
Pay-TV Continues to be Decimated by Cordcutting Trend By Tom Butts Cable, satellite continue to bleed subscribers, according to Kagan
Report: 37 Million Homes to be Broadband-Only by 2022 By Michael Balderston The next five years are going to see a surge in households making the move to be broadband-only according to media research group Kagan.
