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Most Americans who cancel cable switch to streaming services

Created at 2 Jun · 1:18 PM1 source↑ Market-relevant
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Most Americans who cancel cable or satellite TV subscribe to streaming services within three months, often choosing higher-priced plans, according to market research firm Antenna.

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↳ Why This Matters

This trend highlights a shift in consumer spending habits and the growing dominance of the streaming market over traditional pay-TV providers.

Key facts

  • Most Americans who cancel cable or satellite TV subscribe to streaming services within three months.
  • Consumers often choose higher-priced streaming plans after cutting traditional TV.
  • Data is from market research firm Antenna.

A recent analysis by market research firm Antenna reveals a significant trend among American consumers who are canceling their traditional cable or satellite TV packages. The data suggests that the majority of these individuals do not abandon paid video content altogether. Instead, they transition to streaming services within a three-month period. Notably, many of these consumers end up selecting more expensive streaming plans, indicating a willingness to pay for content even after cutting traditional bundles.

Frequently asked questions

The data indicates that most Americans who cancel cable or satellite TV end up subscribing to streaming services within three months.

Consumers often choose higher-priced streaming plans after cutting traditional TV bundles.

The data was provided by the market research firm Antenna.

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2 Jun · 1:15 PM
Most Americans who cancel traditional TV bundles subscribe to streaming services within three months, often opting for pricier plans, Antenna data shows.
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Most Americans who cancel cable or satellite TV bundles end up subscribing to streaming services within three months, often choosing higher-priced plans, according to data from the market research firm Antenna. https://t.co/eJQqJwH4Wh@business via PiQSuite

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