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Cord Cutting Is Hitting Comcast Harder Than Ever:
For a while there, everybody's least favorite cable company, Comcast, was weathering the cord cutting revolution fairly well. The company's losses on the cable TV side could simply be recouped over on its broadband side, where a monopoly protected it from having to actually, you know, try.
Things have shifted. Last year, Comcast saw a record 11 percent of its customer base cancel their Comcast cable service in favor of streaming video, over the air broadcasts, or free services like TikTok. And the company lost lost 440,000 traditional video customers in the fourth quarter of 2022 alone, a big bump over the 227,000 customers it lost in the last three months of 2021.
[...] At this rate Comcast may, someday in the not so distant future, be required to actually try.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Monday February 06, @09:15PM
Says someone who is like a horse with those eye-thingies, that allows it to see only in front of it.
Try to look at a more wider perspective and you will see that E-cars are pretty lacking still and not just in the car itself, but infrastructure, recycling and usability also (batteries use resources that are needed elsewhere to rmuch more important stuff), and that there are other options, including ICE, which if not banned by cultish hive mind thinking, can still be advanced a lot.
As for cord cutting. I don't have a hardwired connection at the moment atleast. Not until the prices drop dramatically.