With a loss of 807,710 video subscribers so far in 2016, US Pay TV is well on its way to a second straight year of more than one million US Pay TV losses, likely surpassing 2015. For their part pay TV operators continued to make new bundles available in Q2 2016, as well as increasing broadband speeds.
In this report:
- Pay TV market overview
- Operators - key developments Q1 2016
- Pay TV overview
- Pay TV quarterly statistics
- Operators providing alternatives to traditional pay TV services
- Pay TV packages and focus
- The US pay TV market
- Cable quarterly results
- Cables RGUs
- Satellite quarterly results
- IPTV quarterly results
List of tables and charts:
- US TV household composition - Q2 2016
- TV households, pay TV subscribers and penetration
- Quarterly video subscriber adds by platform
- Net video additions by pay TV operator Q2 2016
- Net video additions by pay TV operator Q2 2016
- Operators providing alternatives to traditional pay TV services
- Pay TV packages and focus
- Pay TV Homes and Penetration - Annual
- Pay TV Homes and Penetration - Quarterly
- Cable quarterly net basic video subscriber additions
- Cable quarterly subscriber additions by pipeline (000s)
- Cable quarterly net broadband subscriber additions
- Cable homes and RGUs
- Satellite TV subscribers and growth
- Advanced subscriber penetration - Q2 2016
- IPTV quarterly net subscriber additions
- IPTV video subscribers and growth
Number of pages: 17
Number of tables and charts: 17
Erik Brannon
Associate Director – Research and Analysis, Service Providers & Platforms
Mr. Erik Brannon, the associate director of research and analysis at IHS Markit, specializes in pay-TV operators and channels.
Harold Vargas
Senior Analyst, Television Media
Harold Vargas is a member of the US media team that is responsible for coverage of U.S. pay-TV operators and television content owning media conglomerates.
