cord cutters

Television became a lifeline for American households during the pandemic, but a new report from Mohu suggests the financial investment in TV services has hit a tipping point

A new study from Horowitz shows that pay TV subscriptions in Black households have dropped by a quarter since 2017

One in four consumers cut the cord in the last year and they pay $49 a month for video services versus $121 a month for pay TV services, according to Roku

Data indicates that two million Americans have cut the cord in 2019.

Cord cutting trends will result in pay-TV revenue falling to $84 billion in the next five years, per GlobalData.

Number of households labeled OTA has nearly doubles in the past eight years.

Internet delivered services, meanwhile, added about 640,000 subscribers.

Cord cutters use nearly double the amount of broadband than the average subscriber.