State of the US pay TV operator market

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By
Erik Brannon

Harold Vargas

Jennifer Billings

August 22, 2012

The combined effect of the weakened economy and the low-price options provided by OTT players like Netflix continue to work against incumbent cable operators and for the first time satellite too. Pay TV players are betting that by adding extra value for their subscribers - with TV Everywhere, faster internet speeds, and deep promotions - they can stem the tide of defecting subscribers, and entice new ones to join.

Tables and charts included:

Employment and Income
Annual housing starts
'Streaming' viewing time from paying
Netflix US subscribers (hours millions)
Pay TV subscribers and penetration
US pay-TV Composition Q2 2012
Quarterly Subscriber Adds by Pipeline (000s)
Cable Quarterly Subscriber Adds (000s)
Cable Quarterly Adds by Operator
Cable Deals 2012 YTD
Satellite Quarterly Adds by Operator
Satellite Subscribers
Telco TV Subscribers
Telco TV Quarterly Adds by Operator

Pages: 12

Tables & charts: 14

Tags:

Countries: USA
Companies: AT&T Atlantic Broadband Cablevision CenturyLink Charter Cincinnati Bell Comcast Cox DirecTV Dish Networks General Communications Insight Knology MediaCom Suddenlink The Washington Post Company Time Warner Cable Verizon

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