Frontier Communications Corp

In the US and around the world, the telecom industry is regulated because market forces can’t maintain competition within the highly capital-intensive industry.

Adjusted revenue from IP-based strategic services grew by 14.3% YoY in 4Q14. Adjusted consumer wireline revenue increased by 2.4% during the quarter.

An improving broadband proposition with higher Internet speeds should positively affect Cablevision (CVC), considering the competitive dynamics in its industry.

Frontier Communications (FTR) has been making efforts to retain its customers and maintain a lower churn rate in a highly competitive telecommunications sector.

Frontier Communications (FTR) is scheduled to report its first-quarter earnings results on April 30.

In 2018, Frontier Communications’ (FTR) adjusted net income and EPS were -$120 million and -$1.34, respectively.

Charter Communications’ (CHTR) top line has been improving for the past few quarters.

As of March 16, 2018, AT&T (T) was the largest US telecom player, with a market capitalization of ~$227.2 billion.

Frontier Communications (FTR) will publish its 3Q17 results on October 31, 2017. Analysts expect Frontier’s EPS (earnings per share) to fall $1.09 in 3Q17.

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In 1969, American Cable Systems was renamed Comcast Corporation.

Telecom is a defensive industry. Investors looking for high dividend yield in a low-interest rate environment may like the telecom industry.

The US telecom industry has matured. It reached saturation levels in core voice services. Telecom companies don’t have the opportunity to gain access to new untapped customers.

A wireline network includes interlinked connection and redistribution systems. The network allows information—like voice and data—to travel electronically.