EchoStar’s pay-TV subscriber losses widen by 366,000 in Q1
EchoStar experienced a decline of 366,000 pay-TV subscribers in Q1, with 177,000 of these losses coming from its satellite television service.
Key Takeaways
- EchoStar lost 366,000 pay-TV subscribers in Q1.
- Satellite television accounted for 177,000 of those subscriber losses.
- The company described the decline as a continuation of its steady pay-TV slide.
Why It Matters
EchoStar’s Q1 numbers show the company is still shedding pay-TV customers, with satellite TV making up nearly half of the quarterly decline. For the broader video market, the update is another data point on continued erosion in legacy pay-TV. The key detail to watch next is whether EchoStar’s next quarterly report shows a smaller or larger loss than the 366,000 it posted in Q1.
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