Articles Tagged ‘cable’
Convergence releases 2024 Couch Potato report
TV subscriptions are declining in the U.S. but not so much in Canada, according to the research group.
Subscriptions for streamers are declining: MTM report
Based on 2023 data, the complete report uncovers new insights on TV ownership, video services, brands and consumer behaviour.
MTM reports uptick in cable cutting
In a survey among Anglophones, 73% said they were paying for cable, satellite or fibre optic – down from 78% last year.
Cable subscriptions drop, but less drastically than previous years: study
While cable saw the largest drop in subscriptions across all pay TV, IPTV saw a 13.8% lift in customers.
Cable fading and wearables rising: study
The MTM’s new report with spring 2017 data shows what’s reaching a point of maturation, what’s up-and-coming and what’s on the way out.
Cable in decline, but still the number-one TV delivery method: study
Three quarters of Canadians still pay for TV in some form and most prefer cable. But fibre optic share is steadily rising.
Cord-cutting hit a record high in 2016: report
But those who have cut the cord still only account for a small percentage of the total market, according to a report from Boon Dog.
Despite skinny basic, cord cutting on the rise
Cable providers will lose nearly 200,000 subscribers in 2016, according to projected numbers from Ottawa-based Boon Dog.
BDU subscriptions sliding, revenues steady: CRTC
The regulator’s report for the year ending Aug. 31, 2015 indicated that the combined revenue for Canadian cable, IPTV and satellite companies was $8.9 billion.
More cord-cutting ahead but mass exodus unlikely: report
Cord-cutters will grow in number but not by an earth-shattering amount, according to an IDC report.
Satellite down, IPTV up: CRTC
IPTV subscribers jumped 29%, while satellite and cable subs dipped, for the year ended Aug. 31, 2014.
