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Why Frontier Saw Video Customer Losses in 4Q17

Why Frontier Saw Video Customer Losses in 4Q17

Telecommunications company Frontier (FTR) believes that video service will act as a growth driver in the near future and that it is still profitable for the telecom company in the linear bundle. The carrier expects that its procurement of Verizon’s (VZ) California, Texas, and Florida (or CTF) wireline business would improve its video service proposition. Furthermore, the company had acquired AT&T’s (T) Connecticut wireline market in October 2014, thereby adding more video customers.