Cable Industry Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Cable Industry Statistics

Cable still reaches 74.3 million U.S. households, yet pay TV penetration slipped to 64.1% and 42% already cut the cord, with price and ad overload driving the departures while streaming-only homes hit 41% and vMVPDs gained 15.2% of pay TV by Q4 2023. This page connects subscriber churn and content pressure to where money went next, from cable network ad revenue down 8.5% to DOCSIS 3.1 and 4.0 upgrades pushing gigabit and low latency onto millions of homes.

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Key Statistics

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42% of U.S. households cut the cord from cable TV in 2023, up from 35% in 2022.

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65% of cord-cutters cited cost savings as primary reason in 2023 surveys.

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Average cable bill rose 6% to $217/month in 2023, accelerating cuts.

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78% of millennials have no pay-TV subscription, per 2023 Deloitte study.

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Streaming-only households reached 41% of U.S. TV homes in 2023.

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52% of former cable subs returned to pay-TV within 2 years, 2023 data.

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Sports content retention kept 28% of cable subs paying in 2023.

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Bundled cable-broadband subs churned at 1.2% monthly vs 2.5% standalone video in 2023.

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61% of consumers under 35 prefer ad-supported streaming over cable in 2023.

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Cable satisfaction scores dropped to 68/100 in 2023 J.D. Power study.

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35% of households added vMVPD after cutting cable in 2023.

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Regional sports network blackouts affected 12 million cable subs in 2023.

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47% of cord-nevers (Gen Z) unaware of cable TV options in 2023 survey.

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Price sensitivity led to 22% trial of free streaming trials post-cable cut in 2023.

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Hispanic households cut cable at 38% rate vs 42% national average in 2023.

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70% of cable dropouts cited too many ads as reason in 2023.

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Over-the-air antenna adoption rose 15% among ex-cable subs in 2023.

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Rural cable retention 75% vs 55% urban due to broadband limits in 2023.

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29% of seniors over 65 remain loyal to cable TV in 2023.

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Password sharing crackdowns brought back 5% of cord-cutters to legit services 2023.

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Comcast held 24.5% market share of U.S. cable subscribers in 2023.

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Charter Communications commanded 22.1% of video market share end-2023.

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DirecTV and Dish together had 18.3% pay-TV market share in 2023.

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vMVPDs captured 15.2% of pay-TV market by Q4 2023.

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Cox Communications 6.8% share of national cable subs in 2023.

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Altice USA held 4.2% market share with 2.6M video subs.

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Cable ONE's market share in its footprint was 35% for video in 2023.

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WOW! Internet had 1.1% national video market share in 2023.

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Streaming services overtook cable with 38% household share in 2023.

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YouTube TV grew to 8 million subs, 10.6% pay-TV share in 2023.

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Hulu + Live TV at 4.1 million subs, 5.4% market share end-2023.

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Sling TV market share slipped to 1.8% with 2.3M subs in 2023.

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FuboTV reached 1.55 million subs, 2.1% share in 2023.

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Philo held niche 0.9% share with 800k subs in 2023.

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Traditional cable MSOs lost 4% market share to vMVPDs in 2023.

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Dish Network's market share fell to 7.2% in 2023.

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Mediacom 1.7% national share in 2023 video market.

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Breezeline regional share 28% in Northeast markets 2023.

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In 2023, the U.S. cable and satellite TV industry generated approximately $102.5 billion in total revenue, down 4.2% from 2022.

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Comcast's cable communications segment reported $57.0 billion in revenue for 2023, representing 55% of total company revenue.

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Charter Communications achieved $41.7 billion in cable revenue in 2023, with residential revenue growing 1.1% year-over-year.

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Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) for cable operators reached $133.42 in Q4 2023, up 2.3% from the previous year.

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Cable networks advertising revenue totaled $18.2 billion in 2023, declining 8.5% due to linear TV shifts.

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Altice USA's cable segment revenue fell 3.8% to $8.1 billion in 2023 amid cord-cutting pressures.

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Cox Communications generated $13.7 billion in video and broadband revenue in 2023.

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The top 10 cable MSOs accounted for 85% of industry revenue totaling $92 billion in 2023.

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Cable one-way video revenue dropped 12% to $4.5 billion across MSOs in 2023.

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Pay-TV affiliate fees reached $15.8 billion for cable networks in 2023, up 3% YoY.

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WOW! Internet, Cable & Phone revenue from video services was $1.2 billion in 2023, down 10%.

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Cable industry EBITDA margins averaged 42% in 2023, driven by broadband growth offsetting video losses.

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DirecTV's revenue from cable-affiliated programming was $10.3 billion in 2023.

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Cablefax Daily reported cable ad spend at $16.4 billion for 2023, a 7% decline.

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U.S. multichannel video programming distributor (MVPD) revenue hit $110 billion in 2023.

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Liberty Broadband's franchise fees contributed $450 million to cable revenue in 2023.

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Cable programmer carriage fees grew to $12.9 billion in 2023 for top networks.

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Mediacom's video revenue declined 9.2% to $1.1 billion in 2023.

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Industry-wide retransmission consent fees totaled $4.7 billion in 2023, up 5%.

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Breezeline (formerly Atlantic Broadband) cable revenue was $1.05 billion in 2023.

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U.S. cable households numbered 74.3 million in Q4 2023, down 1.5 million YoY.

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Comcast lost 1.3 million video subscribers in 2023, ending with 13.7 million.

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Charter ended 2023 with 14.5 million video customers, down 1.2 million for the year.

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Pay-TV penetration in U.S. households fell to 64.1% in 2023 from 65.8% in 2022.

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Cable-only subscribers totaled 45.2 million in Q4 2023, a 2.1% decline YoY.

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Altice USA video subs dropped to 2.6 million by end-2023, loss of 400k.

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Average monthly cable churn rate was 1.68% in 2023 across major MSOs.

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Traditional MVPD subs (cable/sat) at 62.8 million in 2023, down 4.5 million YoY.

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Cox video subscribers numbered 4.2 million in 2023, declining 8%.

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Virtual MVPDs gained 2.1 million subs in 2023, reaching 13.5 million total.

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Cable one-way subs fell 11% to 1.8 million in 2023.

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WOW! lost 140k video subs in 2023, ending with 700k.

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Pay-TV households with broadband averaged 92% penetration in 2023.

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DirecTV traditional subs at 12.9 million end-2023, down 1.8 million.

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Median tenure for cable subscribers was 8.2 years in 2023 survey.

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Multichannel video subs total 75.4 million in mid-2023, per FCC data.

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Liberty Latin America cable subs steady at 2.1 million in 2023.

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Mediacom video customers at 1.1 million end-2023, down 100k.

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Breezeline video subs declined to 250k in 2023.

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In 2023, 68% of U.S. cable networks upgraded to DOCSIS 3.1, enabling gigabit speeds.

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Cable operators deployed DOCSIS 4.0 trials to 15 million homes passed by end-2023.

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Mid-split upgrades on 40% of HFC networks completed in 2023 for symmetric DOCSIS.

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Comcast's Xfinity network reached 1 Gbps symmetric to 25 million homes in 2023.

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Charter's Spectrum network had 85% DOCSIS 3.1 coverage, 30 million homes in 2023.

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Cable industry invested $8 billion in network capex for fiber deep in 2023.

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Extended Spectrum DOCSIS deployed on 12% of U.S. cable plants by 2023.

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Cox launched low-latency streaming tech to 5 million subs in 2023.

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4K UHD channel availability on cable reached 150 networks in 2023.

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Cable MSOs activated 2.5 million DOCSIS 4.0 modems in 2023 pilots.

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Full Duplex DOCSIS tested in 20 markets, covering 10M homes by 2023.

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Cable's Remote PHY (RPHY) nodes deployed numbered 150,000 in 2023.

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Altice USA fiber-to-the-home passed 1 million locations in 2023.

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WOW! upgraded 70% of network to DOCSIS 3.1 speeds over 1 Gbps in 2023.

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Cable ONE implemented AI-driven network optimization in 85% of markets 2023.

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Industry-wide IPv6 adoption on cable networks hit 92% in 2023.

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Mediacom deployed virtual CMTS to 40% of footprint in 2023.

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55% of cable households had smart home integration via cable gateways in 2023.

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Breezeline FTTH to 500k homes, 25% of footprint in 2023.

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Cable industry 5G fixed wireless backhaul trials in 15 MSO markets 2023.

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Cable Industry numbers in 2025 are built on a clear warning from 2023, when streaming-only households reached 41 percent of US TV homes and 42 percent of households cut the cord from cable TV. Even with broadband holding steady for many operators, pay TV churn and satisfaction took hits, with cable satisfaction dropping to 68 out of 100 and ad pressure driving 70 percent of cable dropouts to leave. Let’s connect the churn, pricing, sports blackouts, and market share shifts to see what changed and what stayed.

Key Takeaways

  • 42% of U.S. households cut the cord from cable TV in 2023, up from 35% in 2022.
  • 65% of cord-cutters cited cost savings as primary reason in 2023 surveys.
  • Average cable bill rose 6% to $217/month in 2023, accelerating cuts.
  • Comcast held 24.5% market share of U.S. cable subscribers in 2023.
  • Charter Communications commanded 22.1% of video market share end-2023.
  • DirecTV and Dish together had 18.3% pay-TV market share in 2023.
  • In 2023, the U.S. cable and satellite TV industry generated approximately $102.5 billion in total revenue, down 4.2% from 2022.
  • Comcast's cable communications segment reported $57.0 billion in revenue for 2023, representing 55% of total company revenue.
  • Charter Communications achieved $41.7 billion in cable revenue in 2023, with residential revenue growing 1.1% year-over-year.
  • U.S. cable households numbered 74.3 million in Q4 2023, down 1.5 million YoY.
  • Comcast lost 1.3 million video subscribers in 2023, ending with 13.7 million.
  • Charter ended 2023 with 14.5 million video customers, down 1.2 million for the year.
  • In 2023, 68% of U.S. cable networks upgraded to DOCSIS 3.1, enabling gigabit speeds.
  • Cable operators deployed DOCSIS 4.0 trials to 15 million homes passed by end-2023.
  • Mid-split upgrades on 40% of HFC networks completed in 2023 for symmetric DOCSIS.

Cord cutting accelerated in 2023 as prices, ads, and streaming shifted U.S. pay TV shares.

Consumer Behavior

142% of U.S. households cut the cord from cable TV in 2023, up from 35% in 2022.
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265% of cord-cutters cited cost savings as primary reason in 2023 surveys.
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3Average cable bill rose 6% to $217/month in 2023, accelerating cuts.
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478% of millennials have no pay-TV subscription, per 2023 Deloitte study.
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5Streaming-only households reached 41% of U.S. TV homes in 2023.
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652% of former cable subs returned to pay-TV within 2 years, 2023 data.
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7Sports content retention kept 28% of cable subs paying in 2023.
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8Bundled cable-broadband subs churned at 1.2% monthly vs 2.5% standalone video in 2023.
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961% of consumers under 35 prefer ad-supported streaming over cable in 2023.
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10Cable satisfaction scores dropped to 68/100 in 2023 J.D. Power study.
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1135% of households added vMVPD after cutting cable in 2023.
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12Regional sports network blackouts affected 12 million cable subs in 2023.
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1347% of cord-nevers (Gen Z) unaware of cable TV options in 2023 survey.
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14Price sensitivity led to 22% trial of free streaming trials post-cable cut in 2023.
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15Hispanic households cut cable at 38% rate vs 42% national average in 2023.
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1670% of cable dropouts cited too many ads as reason in 2023.
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17Over-the-air antenna adoption rose 15% among ex-cable subs in 2023.
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18Rural cable retention 75% vs 55% urban due to broadband limits in 2023.
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1929% of seniors over 65 remain loyal to cable TV in 2023.
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20Password sharing crackdowns brought back 5% of cord-cutters to legit services 2023.
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Consumer Behavior Interpretation

The cable industry is frantically trying to plug a leaking dam with sports and bundles, but a flood of younger viewers, ad-weary consumers, and relentless price hikes have turned the stream into a stampede, proving that while some customers boomerang back, the era of the two-hundred-dollar channel package is being buried under an avalanche of cheaper, more convenient options.

Market Share

1Comcast held 24.5% market share of U.S. cable subscribers in 2023.
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2Charter Communications commanded 22.1% of video market share end-2023.
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3DirecTV and Dish together had 18.3% pay-TV market share in 2023.
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4vMVPDs captured 15.2% of pay-TV market by Q4 2023.
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5Cox Communications 6.8% share of national cable subs in 2023.
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6Altice USA held 4.2% market share with 2.6M video subs.
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7Cable ONE's market share in its footprint was 35% for video in 2023.
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8WOW! Internet had 1.1% national video market share in 2023.
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9Streaming services overtook cable with 38% household share in 2023.
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10YouTube TV grew to 8 million subs, 10.6% pay-TV share in 2023.
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11Hulu + Live TV at 4.1 million subs, 5.4% market share end-2023.
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12Sling TV market share slipped to 1.8% with 2.3M subs in 2023.
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13FuboTV reached 1.55 million subs, 2.1% share in 2023.
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14Philo held niche 0.9% share with 800k subs in 2023.
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15Traditional cable MSOs lost 4% market share to vMVPDs in 2023.
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16Dish Network's market share fell to 7.2% in 2023.
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17Mediacom 1.7% national share in 2023 video market.
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18Breezeline regional share 28% in Northeast markets 2023.
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Market Share Interpretation

The cable giants are now squabbling over a shrinking kingdom, as the empire of streaming has not only stormed the gates but comfortably moved into 38% of the living rooms, leaving the old guard to fight over the remaining furniture.

Revenue and Financials

1In 2023, the U.S. cable and satellite TV industry generated approximately $102.5 billion in total revenue, down 4.2% from 2022.
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2Comcast's cable communications segment reported $57.0 billion in revenue for 2023, representing 55% of total company revenue.
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3Charter Communications achieved $41.7 billion in cable revenue in 2023, with residential revenue growing 1.1% year-over-year.
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4Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) for cable operators reached $133.42 in Q4 2023, up 2.3% from the previous year.
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5Cable networks advertising revenue totaled $18.2 billion in 2023, declining 8.5% due to linear TV shifts.
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6Altice USA's cable segment revenue fell 3.8% to $8.1 billion in 2023 amid cord-cutting pressures.
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7Cox Communications generated $13.7 billion in video and broadband revenue in 2023.
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8The top 10 cable MSOs accounted for 85% of industry revenue totaling $92 billion in 2023.
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9Cable one-way video revenue dropped 12% to $4.5 billion across MSOs in 2023.
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10Pay-TV affiliate fees reached $15.8 billion for cable networks in 2023, up 3% YoY.
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11WOW! Internet, Cable & Phone revenue from video services was $1.2 billion in 2023, down 10%.
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12Cable industry EBITDA margins averaged 42% in 2023, driven by broadband growth offsetting video losses.
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13DirecTV's revenue from cable-affiliated programming was $10.3 billion in 2023.
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14Cablefax Daily reported cable ad spend at $16.4 billion for 2023, a 7% decline.
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15U.S. multichannel video programming distributor (MVPD) revenue hit $110 billion in 2023.
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16Liberty Broadband's franchise fees contributed $450 million to cable revenue in 2023.
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17Cable programmer carriage fees grew to $12.9 billion in 2023 for top networks.
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18Mediacom's video revenue declined 9.2% to $1.1 billion in 2023.
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19Industry-wide retransmission consent fees totaled $4.7 billion in 2023, up 5%.
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20Breezeline (formerly Atlantic Broadband) cable revenue was $1.05 billion in 2023.
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Revenue and Financials Interpretation

The cable industry is a leaky ship where they're frantically patching the holes in the hull with broadband duct tape while the passengers keep jumping overboard, but they're still somehow charging the remaining ones more for a better seat.

Subscriber Metrics

1U.S. cable households numbered 74.3 million in Q4 2023, down 1.5 million YoY.
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2Comcast lost 1.3 million video subscribers in 2023, ending with 13.7 million.
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3Charter ended 2023 with 14.5 million video customers, down 1.2 million for the year.
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4Pay-TV penetration in U.S. households fell to 64.1% in 2023 from 65.8% in 2022.
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5Cable-only subscribers totaled 45.2 million in Q4 2023, a 2.1% decline YoY.
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6Altice USA video subs dropped to 2.6 million by end-2023, loss of 400k.
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7Average monthly cable churn rate was 1.68% in 2023 across major MSOs.
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8Traditional MVPD subs (cable/sat) at 62.8 million in 2023, down 4.5 million YoY.
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9Cox video subscribers numbered 4.2 million in 2023, declining 8%.
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10Virtual MVPDs gained 2.1 million subs in 2023, reaching 13.5 million total.
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11Cable one-way subs fell 11% to 1.8 million in 2023.
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12WOW! lost 140k video subs in 2023, ending with 700k.
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13Pay-TV households with broadband averaged 92% penetration in 2023.
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14DirecTV traditional subs at 12.9 million end-2023, down 1.8 million.
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15Median tenure for cable subscribers was 8.2 years in 2023 survey.
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16Multichannel video subs total 75.4 million in mid-2023, per FCC data.
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17Liberty Latin America cable subs steady at 2.1 million in 2023.
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18Mediacom video customers at 1.1 million end-2023, down 100k.
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19Breezeline video subs declined to 250k in 2023.
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Subscriber Metrics Interpretation

The cable industry is in the midst of a long, cord-cutting divorce, yet it stubbornly remains in the same house with its ex, broadband, because the Wi-Fi password is non-negotiable.

Technology Adoption

1In 2023, 68% of U.S. cable networks upgraded to DOCSIS 3.1, enabling gigabit speeds.
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2Cable operators deployed DOCSIS 4.0 trials to 15 million homes passed by end-2023.
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3Mid-split upgrades on 40% of HFC networks completed in 2023 for symmetric DOCSIS.
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4Comcast's Xfinity network reached 1 Gbps symmetric to 25 million homes in 2023.
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5Charter's Spectrum network had 85% DOCSIS 3.1 coverage, 30 million homes in 2023.
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6Cable industry invested $8 billion in network capex for fiber deep in 2023.
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7Extended Spectrum DOCSIS deployed on 12% of U.S. cable plants by 2023.
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8Cox launched low-latency streaming tech to 5 million subs in 2023.
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94K UHD channel availability on cable reached 150 networks in 2023.
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10Cable MSOs activated 2.5 million DOCSIS 4.0 modems in 2023 pilots.
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11Full Duplex DOCSIS tested in 20 markets, covering 10M homes by 2023.
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12Cable's Remote PHY (RPHY) nodes deployed numbered 150,000 in 2023.
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13Altice USA fiber-to-the-home passed 1 million locations in 2023.
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14WOW! upgraded 70% of network to DOCSIS 3.1 speeds over 1 Gbps in 2023.
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15Cable ONE implemented AI-driven network optimization in 85% of markets 2023.
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16Industry-wide IPv6 adoption on cable networks hit 92% in 2023.
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17Mediacom deployed virtual CMTS to 40% of footprint in 2023.
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1855% of cable households had smart home integration via cable gateways in 2023.
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19Breezeline FTTH to 500k homes, 25% of footprint in 2023.
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20Cable industry 5G fixed wireless backhaul trials in 15 MSO markets 2023.
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Technology Adoption Interpretation

The cable industry spent 2023 frantically hammering its aging coaxial networks into a state of fiber-like respectability, proving that with enough billions and technological duct tape, even a copper pipe can be convinced to carry the future.

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    IR
    ir.fubo.tv

    ir.fubo.tv

  • ANSARIELAB logo
    Reference 33
    ANSARIELAB
    ansarielab.com

    ansarielab.com

  • PWCIRCUS logo
    Reference 34
    PWCIRCUS
    pwcircus.com

    pwcircus.com

  • INVESTOR logo
    Reference 35
    INVESTOR
    investor.dish.com

    investor.dish.com

  • CABLELABS logo
    Reference 36
    CABLELABS
    cablelabs.com

    cablelabs.com

  • CORPORATE logo
    Reference 37
    CORPORATE
    corporate.comcast.com

    corporate.comcast.com

  • NCTA logo
    Reference 38
    NCTA
    ncta.com

    ncta.com

  • TVTECHNOLOGY logo
    Reference 39
    TVTECHNOLOGY
    tvtechnology.com

    tvtechnology.com

  • BROADBANDREPORTS logo
    Reference 40
    BROADBANDREPORTS
    broadbandreports.com

    broadbandreports.com

  • PARKSASSOCIATES logo
    Reference 41
    PARKSASSOCIATES
    parksassociates.com

    parksassociates.com

  • DELOITTE logo
    Reference 42
    DELOITTE
    www2.deloitte.com

    www2.deloitte.com

  • SPORTSBUSINESSJOURNAL logo
    Reference 43
    SPORTSBUSINESSJOURNAL
    sportsbusinessjournal.com

    sportsbusinessjournal.com

  • HUBRESEARCH logo
    Reference 44
    HUBRESEARCH
    hubresearch.com

    hubresearch.com

  • SPORTSMEDIAWATCH logo
    Reference 45
    SPORTSMEDIAWATCH
    sportsmediawatch.com

    sportsmediawatch.com

  • EMARKETER logo
    Reference 46
    EMARKETER
    emarketer.com

    emarketer.com

  • MARKETINGCHARTS logo
    Reference 47
    MARKETINGCHARTS
    marketingcharts.com

    marketingcharts.com

  • SURVEYMONKEY logo
    Reference 48
    SURVEYMONKEY
    surveymonkey.com

    surveymonkey.com

  • ANTENNAPOINT logo
    Reference 49
    ANTENNAPOINT
    antennapoint.com

    antennapoint.com

  • AARP logo
    Reference 50
    AARP
    aarp.org

    aarp.org

  • NYTIMES logo
    Reference 51
    NYTIMES
    nytimes.com

    nytimes.com

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