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AT&T to Close 250 Stores, Cut Thousands of Jobs. Here's Why.

A Dish Network receiver hangs on a house in Somerville, Massachusetts, U.S., February 21, 2017. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

Cable and Satellite TV Companies Are Dying A Slow Death Due to Subscriber Losses (And Lost Fees)

Is AT&T Getting Ready To Dump DirecTV?

Comcast Xfinity Cable TV Is Dying (But One Thing Is Keeping Profits Strong)

Dump the Dish: DirecTV Has Lost an Insane Amount of Customers

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Cord Cutting Takeover: More Than 30 Percent of TV Viewing Was Streamed in April

American Cord-Cutters Are Taking the Axe to C-SPAN

Comcast and Charter Launch Joint Venture

Cable Viewership Drops as Americans Continue to ‘Cut the Cord’

Nearly 3 Million Broadband Subscribers Added In 2021

Charter/Spectrum Announces Loss of More Than 100,000 Subscribers in Third Quarter

Is Cable’s Broadband Growth Leveling Off?

Connected TV Has Reached 86 Percent of Households—but Has Run Out of Room to Grow

Could Local Sports Go Direct-to-Streaming in 2022?

Repeat After Me: DirecTV Is Dying a Slow And Painful Death