wideopenwest WideOpenWest Stops Marketing WOW! tv+, But Insists It’s Still ‘Very Much Part’ of Portfolio Cable operator no longer features Android TV-based video service on product pages in its test markets. It's now focused on promoting third-party vMVPDs WideOpenWest Expands Android TV-based WOW! tv+ to Cleveland and Central Michigan Colorado-based cable operator had been testing new video platform in Columbus, Ohio WideOpenWest Testing Android TV-based WOW! tv+ in Columbus, Ohio Mid-size cable operator kicking the tires on yet another advanced video solution Grid List Latest wideopenwest Cable Operator WOW! to Market vMVPDs Sling TV, YouTube TV, fuboTV and Philo in Charleston By Daniel Frankel Move comes after MSO shed another 6,300 linear pay TV customers in Q3 WOW’s ‘Edge-Outs’ Can’t Overcome Video Attrition in Q3 By Daniel Frankel Cable operator added 7,900 broadband users, but $12.9 million decline in TV subscription sales leads to 2.1% drop in overall revenue Newsletter Sign-Up We’d love to stay in touch, sign up for the NextTV team to contact you with great news, content and offers. Thank you for signing up to Next TV. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. Most Read Most Shared 1 ‘Survivor’ Pulled From CBS' Fall Schedule 2 Affiliates Balk at Airing NBC’s ‘30 Rock’ Special 3 Study: Nearly 30% of HBO Users Haven’t Switched to HBO Max 4 Christiane Amanpour Featured in Free Livestream About News Business 5 Apple TV Plus Should ‘Reconsider’ its Options, MoffettNathanson says 1 ‘Survivor’ Pulled From CBS' Fall Schedule 2 Affiliates Balk at Airing NBC’s ‘30 Rock’ Special 3 Study: Nearly 30% of HBO Users Haven’t Switched to HBO Max 4 Christiane Amanpour Featured in Free Livestream About News Business 5 Apple TV Plus Should ‘Reconsider’ its Options, MoffettNathanson says
Cable Operator WOW! to Market vMVPDs Sling TV, YouTube TV, fuboTV and Philo in Charleston By Daniel Frankel Move comes after MSO shed another 6,300 linear pay TV customers in Q3
WOW’s ‘Edge-Outs’ Can’t Overcome Video Attrition in Q3 By Daniel Frankel Cable operator added 7,900 broadband users, but $12.9 million decline in TV subscription sales leads to 2.1% drop in overall revenue
