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Mike Robuck
Mike Robuck
4/26/2016 10:57:41 AM
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Re: Skeptical
I'm not discounting the trend of "cord cutters," "cord shavers," and "cord nevers," but there are still millions of subscribers that are happy to plunk down in front the their TVs. With that said, broadband is already a bigger business than video for some of the top cable operators, and that will continue.

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afwriter
afwriter
4/26/2016 10:14:25 AM
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I read an article the other day that could be summed up as "more and more young people are leaving traditional mobile for over the air 4G boxes."

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Mike Robuck
Mike Robuck
4/26/2016 8:04:52 AM
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Well, if nothing else, Comcast does have a large network of broadband pipes across the nation, so I don't see that business going away. It's hard for me to imagine the nation's largest ISP and cable operator vanishing entirely from the landscape. I know they've been working on a lot of this for years now. Here's an article I wrote a few years ago on Comcast's Viper platform

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JohnBarnes
JohnBarnes
4/26/2016 7:32:57 AM
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I really have to agree with afwriter here, especially because the things that the Comcast people are citing as "new culture" that they have to adapt to are mostly things that have been true in the development environments since the late 90s.  They're waking up to the revolution that already happened without them.

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afwriter
afwriter
4/26/2016 2:22:31 AM
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I am genuinely not convinced that Comcast can do anything to prevent themselves from becoming obsolete within the next decade.  There are too many alternatives continuing to pop up and that mixed with their already poor reputation is a recipe for disaster. 

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