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The numbers are clear. AT&T actually went negative. They are getting killed by cable were they haven't done their DSL upgrades (U-Verse), The 1/3rd cut in U-Verse spending in January, 2009 by now leaves them 3M homes behind their earlier plans. Cable did somewhat better, but was significantly down. The numbers are from Leichtman and do not include the smaller carriers.
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Broadband Internet
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Subscribers at end of 2Q 2010
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Net Adds in 2Q 2010
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Cable Companies
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Comcast
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16,448,000
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119,000
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Time Warner
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9,606,000
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96,000
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Cox*
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4,285,000
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35,000
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Charter
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3,187,900
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21,900
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Cablevision
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2,637,000
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27,000
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Mediacom
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814,000
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10,000
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Insight
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517,500
|
1,200
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Cable ONE
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406,900
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1,589
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RCN
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316,000
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1,000
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Other major private cable companies**
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2,320,000
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31,000
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Total Top Cable
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40,538,300
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343,689
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Telephone Companies
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AT&T
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15,952,000
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(92,000)
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Verizon
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9,338,000
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28,000
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Qwest
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2,859,000
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7,000
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CenturyLink
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2,336,000
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30,000
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Windstream^
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1,274,800
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14,700
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Frontier
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647,487
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3,427
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FairPoint*
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295,000
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0
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Cincinnati Bell
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249,000
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1,400
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Total Top Telephone Companies
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32,951,287
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(7,473)
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Total Broadband
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73,489,587
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336,216
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