cord cutting

Apple is losing more than a billion dollars a year on its AppleTV+ streaming service.

As I write this, Donald Trump is less than 90 minutes away from taking the oath of office, so at the risk of giving decent people a #WinningOverdose, did you know CNN has lost $400 million in revenue in only three years?

By the end of 2024, domestic spending on streaming services collapsed from an average of $55.04 per month to just $42.38.

With the inevitable death of cable TV accelerating, communications giant Comcast has decided to cut its losses and separate from MSNBC and other cable networks.

As streaming subscriptions plateau and two to three million cancel their CSTV every year, things will only get worse for Hollywood.

All of these media companies are struggling, and the primary reason is the death of cable/satellite TV.

Netflix, Apple TV+, and Peacock will soon offer a streaming bundle. This comes after Disney announced a streaming bundle with Hulu and Max.

Comcast/NBC/Universal’s streaming service, Peacock, lost a whopping $639 million in the first three months of 2024.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate is facing a “wave of subscriber cancellations” over Disney+ price increases.

All that’s left is for Hollywood to try and recreate the racket known as cable/satellite TV through streaming mergers.

Within ten years, CNN will either be entirely gone or a squeaking little add-on gerbil at the Max streaming service.

Nolte: In 2022, a sewer pipe delivered some 2,264 TV shows to American households. Last year, that number dropped to 1,784.

Every American who cuts the pay-TV cord is a patriot… A patriot who saves a fortune…

If this country falls for the “streaming bundle,” we’ll get what we deserve.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is helping to kill off cable TV. So now we have one more reason to love AI.

I kid you not: canceling your cable or satellite package does more damage to left-wing Hollywood than anything else.

Streaming services are losing billions, pay TV is dying, movies are not making a comeback, and entertainment stocks are sinking. Where exactly are the profits?

CNN, a far-left propaganda outlet spreading conspiracy theories and political violence, will soon be available on the streaming service Max.

Pay TV is nothing more or less than affirmative action for left-wing networks like CNNLOL. The sooner it dies, the better that is for America, liberty, and common decency.

People need to be informed and reminded of just how they are being conned into funding their own destruction.

The cord-cutting math doesn’t lie. The cancer of cable news will likely be dead within the decade.

Soon Disney’s ESPN network will be available to cord-cutters as a standalone streaming service.

This is inevitable when every time you turn on your TV, there’s a guy in a dress being treated seriously or two fellas smooching.

Axios blames the ongoing trauma in the entertainment industry on everything but the one thing causing that trauma: awful, awful content.

The emperor didn’t need clothes when cable TV rigged the game. Streaming, however, requires merit, and soon these smug elites (and the media outlets who shield them) will have no choice but to confront their nakedness.

More people cut the cable-satellite TV cord than ever before in 2020, which is pretty remarkable when you consider how the coronavirus kept everyone at home for most of the year.

Some “27% of U.S. cable TV subscribers plan to end their subscriptions by the end of 2021, which is nearly double from 2020.”

The disgraced Fox News Channel is LOL’n at you, is literally making faces at you when they think you’re not looking; is lying to you, is meddling in elections, censoring the president, rigging polls, and obviously hates you. Why are you making these backstabbers rich?

Verizon has reported a loss of 81,000 pay-TV subscribers for its FiOS service on top of a 25 percent decline in revenue for its media unit.

AT&T lost a staggering 1.4 million pay TV customers in the third quarter as the company’s poorly performing DirecTV unit weighed down its financial results and the cord-cutting trend continued to ravage the industry.

AT&T is expecting to lose over 1 million TV subscribers in the third quarter of this year, amid increased competition from online streaming services. Meanwhile, AT&T’s shareholders are telling the company that buying DirecTV was a big mistake.

At five and seven dollars each, Apple TV+ and Disney+ combined offer something brand new for only $12 per month, compared to Netflix, which now costs $13 a month.

Consumers are ditching their traditional TV subscriptions in massive numbers, spelling more bad news for cable and satellite companies.

What had been 100 million cable TV households dropped to something closer to 80 million as Netflix exploded, and now… Begun the streaming war has.

America’s experts told you Donald Trump couldn’t win, told you the economy was headed into recession, told you cord-cutting would slow down. America’s experts are idiots.

Disney can only hope that to meet its goal of signing up 12 million subscribers over the next five years. But  if the trends hold, over those same five years a lot more than 12 million will cut the cord.