Is it time to start talking about "plain old television" service, as we talk about "plain old telephone service"?
It might be just a bit early to say. We will need several more quarters of reports until we can say for sure.
But is seems likely something has changed. Multichannel video has been a legacy service for some time, as has POTS, but video has continued to grow subscriber counts, while landline voice lines have been contracting since about 2000 or 2001.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Multichannel Video Entertainment Business Loses Subscribers

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