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Why Comcast Is Still America's Worst Company (By Far)

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AT&T to Close 250 Stores, Cut Thousands of Jobs. Here's Why.

A Dish Network receiver hangs on a house in Somerville, Massachusetts, U.S., February 21, 2017. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

Cable and Satellite TV Companies Are Dying A Slow Death Due to Subscriber Losses (And Lost Fees)

Is AT&T Getting Ready To Dump DirecTV?

Comcast Xfinity Cable TV Is Dying (But One Thing Is Keeping Profits Strong)

Dump the Dish: DirecTV Has Lost an Insane Amount of Customers

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Turn Off the TV: Why Cable and Satellite Companies Like Xfinity, Fios and Dish Network Are Dying

Question for Comcast Xfinity or Verizon Fios: Why Do Cable Boxes Still Exist?

Dish Network Is Going to Die. The Only Question Is When.

Cable and Satellite TV Committed Suicide Long Ago (And Didn’t Even Know It)

How Cable Companies Are Making Millions Off a Repair Service You Will Never Use

Roku Thinks Cable and Satellite Will Be (Almost) Dead by 2024

One Advantage Fios and Xfinity Has Over Streaming Services Like Netflix, Disney+ and Hulu (And They Can’t Match It)

Dish Network Is Dying a Very Slow Death

Why Your Comcast Xfinity Cable Bundle Price Went Up (Even If You are In a Contract)

I Tried to Sign Up for Verizon Fios TV Service. My Experience Proves Why Cable TV is Dying a Quick Death.