SCOLA (TV service)

Customer Loyalty Among Live TV Streamers Much Stronger Than Cable and Satellite Customers, J.D. Power Finds

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星期四, 九月 28, 2023
Telecommunications, Networks, Audio, Video, TV and Radio, Online, Technology, Mobile, Wireless, Entertainment, J.D. Power, Verizon Fios, DIRECTV, Hulu, SM, Television, Engineering, Cox Communications, YouTube TV, Xfinity, SCOLA (TV service), Spectrum, Mobile phone, Cable television, Communications satellite

The likelihood of live TV streaming customers switching services in the next year is just 12%, while the likelihood of cable and satellite customers switching is 21%, according to the J.D.

Key Points: 
  • The likelihood of live TV streaming customers switching services in the next year is just 12%, while the likelihood of cable and satellite customers switching is 21%, according to the J.D.
  • Customer satisfaction for live TV streaming is higher across all seven factors in the study.
  • Most notably satisfaction with cost of service, which is 156 points higher (on a 1,000-point scale) among live TV customers than among cable and satellite customers, given the cost for live TV streaming averages $69 per month vs. $113 per month for cable and satellite.
  • YouTube TV ranks highest in the live TV streaming segment with a score of 795.

DISH Receives J.D. Power National TV Satisfaction Award for Fifth Consecutive Year

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星期四, 九月 29, 2022
Entertainment, Technology, Satellite, TV and Radio, Online, Internet, YouTube, FuboTV, DIRECTV, J.D. Power, Industry, Sling TV, Television, Intelligence, Big data, Artificial intelligence, Consumer, Verizon Fios, YouTube TV, SCOLA (TV service), Cable television, Communications satellite, Xfinity

Power 2022 U.S. Television Service Provider Satisfaction StudySM released today, while Verizon Fios, Midco and FuboTV each rank highest in one segment.

Key Points: 
  • Power 2022 U.S. Television Service Provider Satisfaction StudySM released today, while Verizon Fios, Midco and FuboTV each rank highest in one segment.
  • DISH ranks highest in the cable/satellite TVnational segment for a fifth consecutive year, with a score of 720.
  • DISH ranks highest in the cable/satellite TV west region with a score of 716, followed by Xfinity (705).
  • To be included in the national cable/satellite TV ranking, brands must be ranked in all four geographic regions.

CRTC approves with conditions Rogers' acquisition of Shaw's broadcasting services

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星期四, 三月 24, 2022
Negotiation, Shaw, Television, Contract, Investment, Broadcasting Act (Canada), Canada Media Fund, Economic development, Ownership, Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services, CRTC, Commission, Broadcasting Act, Citytv, QC, Innovation, Element, SCOLA (TV service), Indigenous, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, Competition Bureau, Complaint, News, Disability, Acquisition, Communications satellite, Cable television, Western Canada, Science

OTTAWA, ON and GATINEAU, QC, March 24, 2022 /CNW/ - Today, the CRTC approved Rogers' acquisition of Shaw's broadcasting services, subject to a number of conditions and modifications.

Key Points: 
  • OTTAWA, ON and GATINEAU, QC, March 24, 2022 /CNW/ - Today, the CRTC approved Rogers' acquisition of Shaw's broadcasting services, subject to a number of conditions and modifications.
  • The CRTC has also set out several safeguardsto ensure that the transaction benefits Canadians and the Canadian broadcasting system.
  • The CRTC has also required Rogers to pay five times more in benefits to the broadcasting system than it had originally proposed.
  • For instance, Rogers must distribute at least 45 independent English and French-language services on each of its cable and satellite services.