Deeper Dive—What AT&T, Charter and Comcast said this week about cord cutting
fiercevideo | December 14, 2019
AT&T, Charter and Comcast are ready to turn the page on a historically bad year for video subscriber losses, but 2020 could bring more of the same. UBS predicted that the U.S. pay TV industry will lose another 6.2 million video subscribers in 2020, down slightly from the 6.4 million the analyst firm predicts will be lost in total this year. If that loss comes to bear it will represent a 6.7% rate of decline, ahead of 6.2% in 2019 and well ahead of 1.2% in 2018 when video subscriber losses totaled 1.2 million. This week AT&T, Charter and Comcast all had a chance to expound on the future of pay TV during investor conference interviews.