Not exact matches
If the results from ESPN (which is traditionally
seen as almost immune to market forces, because of its hold on sports programming) got the market nervous about cord - cutting and the
loss of traditional TV
subscribers, Thursday's comments from Sanford Bernstein analyst Todd Juenger poured gasoline on those fears.
The Texas, Florida, and California FiOS markets finally
saw more
subscribers signing on than signing off, resulting in a smaller
loss than expected.
Media heavyweights Disney, Time Warner and CBS are
seeing shares tumble as concern grows about pay - TV
subscriber losses.
«Comcast
saw a
loss of 8,000 video
subscribers but gained 387,000 Internet
subscribers,» he told the E-Commerce Times.