MoffettNathanson analysts say the long slide in U.S. pay TV may be nearing a floor, with the industry projected to hold around 50 million subscribers by 2030 after falling to about 62 million today.

Sep 15, 2026 - 12:10

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MoffettNathanson analysts say the long slide in U.S. pay TV may be nearing a floor, with the industry projected to hold around 50 million subscribers by 2030 after falling to about 62 million today.

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