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Nvidia's Jensen Huang touts the next phase of the AI bubble, Disney and YouTube make serious carriage war, and Netflix cleverly seizes an opportunity to look at Warner's books
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Comcast and Charter show progress in Q3 on turning back the ‘cell-phone internet’ scourge
In the backdrop of a flashier narrative last week – whether Comcast will enter the bidding for Warner Bros. Discovery – the cable giant reported it lost 105,000 residential and business broadband customers in the third quarter.
That represented a worsening versus the 87,000 subscribers shed a year ago for its core business. But dating all the way back to the July-September Zoom-Zoom days of pandemic 2020, when the MSO tacked on 633,000 high-speed internet users in a single quarter, the latest Q3 results showed that the arc of subscriber recession might finally be flattening, for the entire cable industry, not just its biggest provider.

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