Comcast Forecasts Continued Customer Declines Amid Affordable Connectivity Program End
Comcast reps said Thursday they do not foresee immediate improvement in the declining trend of cable internet subscribers.

Comcast reps said Thursday they do not foresee immediate improvement in the declining trend of cable internet subscribers.
WASHINGTON, April 25, 2024 – Comcast Corporation executives indicated Thursday that they anticipate continued declines in their customer bases for broadband, cable TV, and wireline voice services through the second quarter in part due to the termination of the Affordable Connectivity Program.
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