Cable and Dish Keep Dying: Providers Lost Over 5 Million Subscribers in 2020
On the satellite side, the losses continued, as DirecTV lost over 3 million subscribers and Dish Network lost 408,000.
Leitchman Research Group has released its report on how many subscribers pay-TV providers lost in the year 2020, and it was a high number- although not that much higher than in 2019.
According to the totals, which were assembled from the public earnings reports released by the companies, the largest pay-TV providers in the U.S. lost about 5,120,000 subscribers in 2020, after they lost 4,795,000 in 2019.
The numbers applied to around 95 percent of the overall TV market. At the same time, Leitchman said earlier in the week, the major companies gained about 5 million broadband subscribers.
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Releasing further data from a study that has already shown that pay-TV subscriber losses in the US and Canada are set to slow from 2021, falling by 16 million i.
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