below 95 million
By 2017, U.S. pay-TV subscriptions had fallen below what level, down from the 2011 peak?
The decline from the 2011 peak accelerated noticeably through the mid-2010s.
Source: Wikipedia: Cord-cutting (2017) en.wikipedia.org
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By 2017, the number of U.S. households relying entirely on internet for TV had grown to about how many?

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below 95 million
The decline from the 2011 peak accelerated noticeably through the mid-2010s.
Source: Wikipedia: Cord-cutting (2017) en.wikipedia.org
about 1.1 million
Subscriber losses were already accelerating well before the 2020s streaming boom.
Source: Wikipedia: Cord-cutting (2018) en.wikipedia.org
about 900,000
Internet-only TV viewing was still a tiny niche in the U.S. as recently as 2008.
Source: Wikipedia: Cord-cutting (2008) en.wikipedia.org
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