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Cord-cutting trend slows in first half of year: Boon Dog

Briefs | 08/14/2017 2:23 pm EDT

Fewer people cut their TV subscriptions in the first half of this year compared to the same period last year, according to new research by research and consulting firm Boon Dog Professional Services Inc., effectively “bucking the trend of accelerating TV cord-cutting in recent years.”

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