The second-quarter earnings season is underway, and FierceVideo is tracking the results from streaming media companies, programmers, pay TV operators and broadcasters throughout the period. Check out our updates on companies in this segment.
Also, make sure to check FierceWireless and FierceTelecom, as they also track earnings for companies in the wireless, pay TV and wireline industries.
Keep checking back here for updates.
July 17
Netflix
Subscriber growth is still the key metric by which Netflix’s performance is measured, and by that standard, the company just posted some disastrous second-quarter results.
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- visit Netflix's investor relations page
July 24
AT&T/Warner Media
AT&T reported losing nearly one million video subscribers between its DirecTV and DirecTV Now services as the company’s pay TV woes continued in the second quarter.
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Facebook
- visit Facebook's investor relations page
July 25
Comcast/NBCUniversal
Comcast succumbed to secular cord cutting trends again during the second quarter but still managed to grow key financial metrics within its cable communications business.
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July 26
Charter
Charter reported residential video subscriber losses that were more than double the figure from the same quarter one year ago.
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- visit Charter's investor relations page
Twitter
- visit Twitter's investor relations page
July 29
Dish Network
Dish Network’s second-quarter results were marked by a significant decrease in satellite subscriber losses and continued (albeit slow) growth at Sling TV.
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- visit Dish's investor relations page
July 30
Akamai
- visit Akamai's investor relations page
Apple
Apple this week reported its fiscal third-quarter earnings including service revenues totaling approximately $11.5 billion.
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- visit Apple's investor relations page
July 31
Altice USA
Altice USA, like Dish Network, has posted somewhat reassuring video subscriber numbers after last week’s devastation ignited by AT&T’s massive subscriber losses.
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- visit Altice USA's investor relations page
AMC Networks
During its second-quarter earnings call today, AMC Networks provided some insight into current and future growth trends for its subscription streaming video services.
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- visit AMC's investor relations page
TiVo
TiVo just reported some positive financial results that propelled its stock up more than 12% since the close of market Wednesday.
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- visit TiVo's investor relations page
August 1
Verizon
Verizon’s net video subscriber losses during the second quarter kept pace with the previous quarter as the company continues to contend with the shift from traditional linear TV to OTT video services.
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- visit Verizon's investor relations page
August 6
Discovery, Inc.
Discovery Inc.’s direct-to-consumer streaming video strategy is expanding, and CEO David Zaslav today provided an overview of where his company is and where it’s going.
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- visit Discovery's investor relations page
The Walt Disney Company/ABC
Disney confirmed today its plans to sell its three streaming video services – Hulu, ESPN+ and the upcoming Disney+ – bundled together for $12.99 per month in the U.S.
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- visit Disney's investor relations page
August 7
Fox
During Wednesday’s earnings call, Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch hurled an accusation of “theft” at Locast, a free broadcast television streaming service that’s being sued by all four major U.S. broadcasters.
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- visit Fox's investor relations page
Nexstar Media
- visit Nexstar's investor relations page
Roku
Roku is highlighting its second-quarter earnings with two “significant milestones,” including passing up 30 million active accounts.
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- visit Roku's investor relations page
Sinclair Broadcast Group
- visit Sinclair's investor relations page
August 8
CBS Corporation
CBS All Access is looking to grow its audience and better compete with Netflix for engagement time by rolling out kids programming on its subscription video platform.
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- visit CBS' investor relations page
Lionsgate
- visit Lionsgate's investor relations page
Viacom
Pluto TV, a Viacom-owned, ad-supported streaming video service, reported 18 million monthly active users at the end of July, up from 12 million at the start of the year.
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- visit Viacom's investor relations page