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Great post and great series. I think there's one line that should also be on the chart in Exhbit 1, and that's digital cable or "premium cable". Otherwise the decline in "basic cable" is unexplained.
Chris
"Satellite TV" does seem to be missing. I would guess that some of the "basic cabel" decline is explained by the "Internet access" line.
But you are right about premium cable vs. basic. To get premium, you have to have basic. So, in essence, the "basic cable" data captures all those premium subscribers anyway. [I am not aware of any video service that provides access to a premium tier without first subscribing to basic. If I am wrong about that, however, the numbers would change slightly and it might be worth breaking out the two categories.]