Despite seeing 622,000 of its cable TV subscribers decamp since the year began, Comcast executives insist that cord-cutting has had a minimal impact on its core business.
Speaking to analysts and investors during the cable giant’s third-quarter earnings call, Comcast Cable president Neil Smit said that exit interviews with former customers indicate that most subs who didn’t switch to a competitor such as Verizon’s FiOS TV or a satellite service elected to save money by opting for over-the-air TV rather than choosing to consume television programming online.
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