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01/30/2026

Charter Posts First Video Gains Since 2020

Charter’s streak of video declines came to a halt Friday when the company announced 44,000 total video net additions in 4Q25. And while it might not be a trend Charter sees as holding true in the long term, for now, it can celebrate a feat it hasn’t been able to say in 21 quarters.

By Noah Ziegler

Found in: 4Q25 / Broadband / charter / Competition / Earnings / Video
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01/29/2026

Comcast’s Broadband Subs Continue to Slide

It was Comcast’s turn at the plate to report 4Q25 earnings. The operator continued to feel the heat from fixed wireless and fiber competition, while it’s still full steam ahead on convergence and its NBC/Peacock media playbook.

By Noah Ziegler

Found in: 4Q25 / Brian Roberts / Comcast / Comcast earnings / Convergence / Earnings / Fiber / Fixed Wireless / Michael Cavanagh / MoffettNathanson / MVNO / NBC / NBCU / peacock / Steve Croney / Versant / Xfinity
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01/28/2026

AT&T Bullish on Convergence, 2026 Outlook

AT&T was first to deliver its 4Q25 and full-year results Wednesday, where the company revealed a continued rise in convergence.

By Noah Ziegler

Found in: AT&T / EchoStar / John Stankey / Lumen / MoffettNathanson / Pascal Desroches / T-Mobile / Verizon

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01/28/2026

CSG Renews with DISH

CSG, the business software and services firm, inked a multi-year contract extension with Dish Network, extending their relationship over three decades.

By Cablefax Staff

Found in: CSG / DISH Network
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01/28/2026

Paramount+ Going Short

YouTube, Disney+, Netflix and ESPN have updated their platforms to accommodate short-form content similar to what’s seen on TikTok. Now, Paramount+ looks to be joining that group.

By Cablefax Staff

Found in: Paramount / Paramount Skydance
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01/27/2026

NECTA Survey Shows Customer Satisfaction Gains

This week’s 4Q25 earnings reports will give us a better look at whether operators were able to bounce back from the 3Q slump, but in the lead up, NECTA is kicking things off with some good news for its broadband members.

By John Saavedra

Found in: Breezeline / charter / Chris Winfrey / Comcast / Cox Communications / NECTA

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Charter Posts First Video Gains Since 2020

Comcast’s Broadband Subs Continue to Slide

AT&T Bullish on Convergence, 2026 Outlook

CSG Renews with DISH

Paramount+ Going Short

NECTA Survey Shows Customer Satisfaction Gains

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