The economic turbulence that burdened the industry in 1Q25 set the stage for intriguing earnings calls last week, with Comcast and Charter among the headliners. The former is planning to shift more focus onto price transparency and streamlining customer interactions following first-quarter dips in domestic broadband customers and a slight rise in churn. Charter, meanwhile, saw its stock jump despite revealing declines in internet and video customers. The provider is optimistic that its video strategy will continue to assuage attrition, but the 514,000 total mobile lines added during the quarter give Charter confidence in its approach to convergence.