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Pay-TV Absent in 32% of US TV Homes, Per Roku Report

By Michael Balderston published

COVID-19 has people rethinking about their commitment to pay-TV

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Consumers Say They’re Paying too Much for TV, Per Hub

By Michael Balderston published

Hub found a difference of $22 between what average the consumer is paying and what they think they should be paying

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Legacy Pay-TV Subscriptions Continue to Decline Amid OTT’s Rise

By Michael Balderston published

Consumers with both pay-TV and OTT subscriptions has dropped since a high in 2018

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Pay-TV to Experience Global Market Shift by 2025, Per Report

By Michael Balderston published

Top 10 pay-TV operators expected to loss subscribers, but those outside of top 50 are expected to grow

Business
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U.S. Pay TV Revenue Projected to Drop 35% to $57.4B by 2025

By Daniel Frankel published

Digital TV Research forecasts accelerated cable, satellite and telco TV declines for 61 countries over the next five years

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Dish, DirecTV Among Hardest Hit in Q1 Pay-TV Decline

By Michael Balderston last updated

The global pay-TV market, outside of China, is continuing downward trend, says Ampere Analysis

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Ampere: Streaming Sole Growth Area Amid COVID-19’s Wake

By Michael Balderston published

Projects entertainment industry as a whole to lose $160 billion in next five years

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Pay-TV in Tough Spot With Sports Fees, Relying on Esports

By Michael Balderston published

Esports have been a popular choice to supplement the lack of live sports

Sports
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Pay-TV Sees Record Loss in Q1, Reports MoffettNathanson

By Michael Balderston published

Loss of sports and COVID-19 impact among key factors

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Dish Loses 413K Pay-TV Customers in Q1 2020

By Michael Balderston published

Sling TV took a major hit in the first quarter

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