Reasons for the Demise of Cable TV – William D King
It’s no secret that cable TV is on the decline. According to a study by Leichtman Research Group, Inc., the number of American households with cable TV has decreased from its peak of 101 million in 2012 to 96.5 million in 2016. So, what are the reasons for this decline? In this blog post by William D King, we’ll take a look at some of the most popular reasons. Keep reading to learn more! William D King’s Guide to Why Cable TV Is Dying Digital Competitors Have Emerged The cable television industry has been under siege by digital competitors in recent years. Streaming services like Netflix and Hulu have offered a cheaper and more convenient alternative to cable, and as a result, the number of cable subscribers has declined sharply. Even traditional networks like CBS and NBC have launched their own streaming services, further eating into the cable market. There are a number of reasons why this shift is taking place. First, streaming services are much less expensive than cable television, costing upwards of $100… Read More »Reasons for the Demise of Cable TV – William D King