The cable industry has been in a nose-dive for years. Comcast's Q1 2024 earnings report showed its cable business losing 487,000 subscribers.
The cable giant ended 2022 with 16,142,000 subscribers; in January, it had 13,600,000.
Imagine if you were a shareholder in this shifty woke company
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