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"While the pay TV sector did see its first ever annual decline on record last year when it lost 166,000 subscribers, cord cutting isn't enough to generate those kinds of channel viewership reductions. Instead, the lion's share of these losses are due to users flocking to smaller, less expensive bundles"
"Some TV executives tell the Journal that they're not that worried because they're recouping any financial losses in the form of higher retransmission fees. But as we've seen with recent reports about smaller and mid-sized cable companies backing away from offering TV entirely, and companies like Suddenlink refusing to pay retrans hikes, the status quo of profits simply isn't sustainable."
http://ift.tt/1yWtLG1
"While the pay TV sector did see its first ever annual decline on record last year when it lost 166,000 subscribers, cord cutting isn't enough to generate those kinds of channel viewership reductions. Instead, the lion's share of these losses are due to users flocking to smaller, less expensive bundles"
"Some TV executives tell the Journal that they're not that worried because they're recouping any financial losses in the form of higher retransmission fees. But as we've seen with recent reports about smaller and mid-sized cable companies backing away from offering TV entirely, and companies like Suddenlink refusing to pay retrans hikes, the status quo of profits simply isn't sustainable."
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