The fourth-quarter earnings season is underway, and FierceVideo is tracking the results from streaming media companies, programmers, pay TV operators and broadcasters throughout the period.
Make sure to check FierceWireless and FierceTelecom as they also track earnings for companies in the wireless and wireline industries.
Keep checking back here for updates.
Jan. 20
Limelight Networks
- visit Limelight's investor relations page
Netflix
Netflix added another 8.28 million global paid streaming memberships in the fourth quarter, coming up just short of the 8.5 million it forecast.
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Jan. 25
Verizon
Verizon’s slow and steady Fios TV video subscriber losses continued through the end of 2021 as the provider lost another 69,000 customers in the fourth quarter.
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- visit Verizon's investor relations page
Jan. 26
AT&T/WarnerMedia
AT&T’s WarnerMedia has HBO Max humming along after 2021 as the company prepares to hand off the business to Discovery, Inc.
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Jan. 27
Apple
Apple just reported a mind-boggling fiscal first quarter complete with a big spike in service revenues but still didn’t provide much clarity on how Apple TV+ fits in.
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- visit Apple's investor relations page
Comcast/NBCUniversal
Comcast’s fourth-quarter and full-year earnings report shows a cable communications business with stable video revenues despite accelerated cord cutting.
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- visit Comcast's investor relations page
Jan. 28
Charter Communications
Another quarter, another Charter Communications earnings report that’s managed to keep video subscribers losses from spiraling out of control.
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- visit Charter's investor relations page
Jan. 31
Harmonic
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Feb. 1
Google
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Feb. 2
Meta
Meta, formerly Facebook, broke out the financials for Reality Labs—its augmented/virtual reality “metaverse” business—and it was not pretty.
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- visit Facebook's investor relations page
Feb. 3
Amazon
On the day that Amazon announced $14.3 billion in fourth-quarter net income and an upcoming 17% hike in the cost of a yearly Amazon Prime subscription in the U.S., the Seattle tech giant’s video businesses got the equivalent of a closing-credits cameo in its earnings news.
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- visit Amazon's investor relations page
Lionsgate
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Feb. 9
Fox
Fox Corp. flipped into the red in the second quarter of its 2022 fiscal year, losing $73 million compared to the $230 million profit it reported in the year-ago quarter. That yielded a net loss per share attributable to Fox shareholders of $.15, versus a per-share profit of $.37 a year earlier.
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- visit Fox's investor relations page
The Walt Disney Company
After a disappointing third quarter for Disney+, the company’s streaming service significantly accelerated its subscriber growth during the fourth quarter.
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- visit Disney's investor relations page
Feb. 15
Akamai Technologies
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ViacomCBS
Paramount+ led ViacomCBS to adding 9.4 million new global streaming subscribers during the fourth quarter to reach more than 56 million by the end of 2021.
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- visit Viacom's investor relations page
Feb. 16
Altice USA
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AMC Networks
AMC Networks notched the goal of nine-million-plus subscribers that it set for itself a year ago.
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- visit AMC's investor relations page
Feb. 17
Roku
Roku added another nearly 4 million active accounts in the fourth quarter to close out 2021 with 60.1 million total.
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- visit Roku's investor relations page
Feb. 22
Nexstar Media
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Feb. 23
FuboTV
FuboTV managed to scale back its net losses in the fourth quarter while looking ahead to revenues totaling over $1 billion for 2022.
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- visit fuboTV's investor relations page
Mediacom
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Sinclair Broadcast Group
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- visit Sinclair's investor relations page
TiVo/Xperi
TiVo’s parent firm Xperi essentially suggested that investors hit the skip-forward button after announcing a loss of $14.6 million for the fourth quarter of 2021 on $214.4 million in revenue, down from the year-ago quarter’s $179.8 million profit on $433.9 million in revenue.
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- visit TiVo's investor relations page
Univision
- visit Univision's investor relations page
Feb. 24
Cable One
Cable One is furthering its prioritization of high-speed broadband services by electing to unwind its bulk cable video offerings for MDUs, hotels and more.
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- visit Cable One's investor relations page
Discovery, Inc.
Discovery Inc. closed out the fourth quarter—which could be its last before merging with WarnerMedia—with 22 million paid streaming subscribers.
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- visit Discovery's investor relations page
Dish Network
Dish Network saw its net pay TV subscriber losses more than double across its satellite and streaming services during the fourth quarter.
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- visit Dish's investor relations page
WideOpenWest
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Feb. 28
Comscore
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Nielsen
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- visit Nielsen's investor relations page
Tegna
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March 3
Vizio
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March 24
CuriosityStream
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- visit Curiosity Stream's investor relations page