The cable operator, which was the biggest of the group that dropped Viacom last year, said it lost just 2% to 2.5% of its video subscriber base, or up to 29,000 video customers, as a direct result of dropping the networks. The company arrived at those figures by comparing its results against video-customer losses in previous years’ fourth quarters and earlier in 2014.
via Dropping Viacom Costs Suddenlink Few Video Subscribers – WSJ.