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Wall Street Analysts Argue that Millennials’ Affinity for Sharing Account Passwords is the Cause of the Decline of Pay-TV
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Wall Street Analysts Argue that Millennials’ Affinity for Sharing Account Passwords is the Cause of the Decline of Pay-TV

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Oct 09, 2015
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In a letter to clients, three Wall Street analysts argue that Millennials’ affinity for sharing account passwords is the single most significant cause of the declining pay-TV subscriber base. This analysis misses the point: The fundamental issue upending pay TV is that consumers can now buy (or borrow, as it were) their content piecemeal for a fraction …

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