Tuesday, August 13, 2019

Cable Gets 100% of Net Internet Accountr Additions in 2Q 2019

As has been the case for some years, virtually all the net internet subscriber gains in the U.S. market in the second quarter of 2019 were gotten by cable operators. 

The largest cable and telephone providers in the United States, representing about 96 percent of the market--gained a net 370,000 internet subscribers in the second quarter of 2019, compared to 480,000 subscribers in the second quarter of  2018, according to Leichtman Research Group.

These top broadband providers now account for 99.9 million subscribers, with the largest cable companies having 66.2 million broadband subscribers, and largest telephone companies having 33.7 million subscribers.

About six percent of those subscribers are business accounts, LRG says. 

Broadband Providers Subscribers at end of 2Q 2019 Net Adds in 2Q 2019
Cable Companies
Comcast 27,807,000 209,000
Charter 25,945,000 258,000
Cox* 5,120,000 20,000
Altice 4,168,100 13,100
Mediacom 1,303,000 15,000
WOW (WideOpenWest) 765,500 (400)
Cable ONE 681,762 3,377
Atlantic Broadband** 443,696 14,134
Total Top Cable 66,234,058 532,211

Phone Companies
AT&T 15,698,000 (39,000)
Verizon 6,968,000 (5,000)
CenturyLink 4,750,000 (56,000)
Frontier 3,626,000 (71,000)
Windstream 1,034,300 1,900
Consolidated 783,008 2,288
TDS^ 433,400 5,800
Cincinnati Bell^^ 425,500 (1,200)
Total Top Telco 33,718,208 (162,212)
Total Top Broadband 99,952,266 369,999

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