2016 was another rough year for US pay TV, IHS estimates that 1.2 million customers cut the cord. Penetration continued to decline as well, the number of cord-never households grew as newly forming households subscribed to broadband but not video.

In this report:

• Pay TV market overview               
• Operators – Key developments Q4 and full year 2016   
• The economic influence     
• Pay TV overview        
• Pay TV statistics         
• Pay TV revenue and ARPU         
• Operators providing alternatives to traditional pay TV services         
• Pay TV operators       
• Pay TV packages and focus        
• The US pay TV market        
• Cable quarterly and annual developments    
• Cable RGUs      
• Cable revenue and ARPU  
• Satellite quarterly and annual developments
• Satellite revenue and ARPU        
• IPTV quarterly and annual developments     
• IPTV revenue and ARPU     

List of tables and charts:

• Operators – Key developments Q4 and full year 2016
• Housing starts by type (m)
• Real GDP per capita per year
• Entertainment and recreation spending per household per year
• TV Households, Pay TV Subscribers and Penetration
• US TV household composition - Q4 2016
• Quarterly video subscriber adds by platform
• Growth in non-pay TV TV households
• Pay TV Video ARPU (Monthly)
• Pay TV Revenues and ARPUs
• 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
• Pay TV revenue and ARPU
• Cable quarterly subscriber additions by pipeline (000s)
• Cable quarterly net basic video subscriber additions
• Cable revenues and ARPUs
• Advanced subscriber penetration - Q4 2016
• Satellite TV subscribers and growth
• Satellite Revenue and ARPU
• IPTV video subscribers and growth
• IPTV quarterly net subscriber additions
• IPTV revenue and ARPU

Number of pages: 24

Number of tables and charts: 24