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Optimum Down 64,000 Broadband Subs
The company posted 52,000 new mobile lines in the first quarter, its best in the last six years
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The company posted 52,000 new mobile lines in the first quarter, its best in the last six years
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CEO Chris Winfrey is open to more cable consolidation.
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The cable giant improved its year-over-year subscriber losses for the first time since the fourth quarter of 2020.
mergers
Investment firm Stonepeak will be the majority owner, with Alphabet retaining a ‘significant minority’ stake.
Wireless
New Street foresees a deceleration in fixed wireless growth.
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On the FWA front, MoffettNathanson estimates the service accounts for more than half the traffic on Verizon, T-Mobile networks.
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CEO said on quarterly earnings call that competition from fixed wireless and fiber providers was fierce.
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New pricing helped improve broadband losses, but pushed average revenue per user down.
BEAD
Alaska is planning to get fiber to 53 percent of its BEAD locations.
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Minnesota revealed that costs per passing above $10,000 required written justification.
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NTIA also approved a further extension for California to submit its plan to the agency.
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At least six states have confirmed they received an extension from NTIA.
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Experts noted NTIA could still change states’ draft spending plans.
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Two more states posted plans for public comment Thursday afternoon – Tennessee and North Carolina – bringing the total to at least 30.
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The company was optimistic losses would stabilize.
Infrastructure
Analysts don’t expect cable subscriber growth soon.