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Thanks to the increased cost of cable subscriptions and the massive content libraries available on streaming services, people are now leaving behind traditional pay TV. Whether looking to escape advertisement, reduce spending, or both, many cord-cutters leave cable and satellite TV yearly. 80 million US households are projected to cut cords by 2026. There is even a new demographic of “cord–never..

And the number of U.S. pay TV homes will further drop to 49.9 million homes in 2027, the accounting firm's annual report predicts. Despite challenges, the global media and entertainment market grew in 2022, although at a slower pace than in 2021, with gains projected in the coming years. Subscription streaming video growth “stuttered” though last year and will slow over the next five years, even..

Written by James Brumley for The Motley Fool -> Cable television companies are still losing customers... in droves.케이블 tv 회사는 여전히 가입자가 떼로 빠지고 있다. That's the big takeaway from last quarter's fiscal results for the industry, anyway. All told, another 1.7 million people in the U.S. cut the cord during the second quarter. The contraction hasn't altered its pace since before, during, and now after th..

Cord cutting is growing fast as TV watchers grow dissatisfied with the high cost of traditional TV. These cord-cutting stats help reveal why dropping traditional cable is becoming more appealing each year. SAM COOK DATA JOURNALIST, PRIVACY ADVOCATE AND CORD-CUTTING EXPERT UPDATED: May 16, 2023 “Cord-cutting” is a fast-growing trend among US residents. It involves “cutting the cord” on high-cost ..