Which U.S. cities are home to the most cable companies?

By Jennifer Jenkins – Updated May 08, 2018 02:20:20 The United States remains home to more than 2,000 cable companies, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.

This number does not include Internet-only companies, such as Time Warner Cable and DirecTV.

In 2017, cable companies generated about $3.3 trillion in revenue, making them the second largest industry in the United States, behind the telecommunications industry.

(See our complete cable rankings.)

Cable companies are also the most profitable in the country, with a net profit of $8.4 billion in 2017, according the report.

Cable TV, however, made up the smallest percentage of the U.A.E.’s total $4.2 trillion in annual revenue.

The report did not include satellite providers or other video-on-demand providers, which make up a large part of the Internet-enabled Internet economy.

The companies that make up the Internet economy, however are growing rapidly.

For example, Comcast’s Internet video service grew from 7 percent of U.P. revenue in 2017 to nearly 17 percent in 2018.

According to Pew, the Internet service market in the U, as measured by revenue, grew at a whopping 11 percent annually from 2016 to 2018.

For 2017, Comcast brought in $3 billion in revenue; in 2018, it brought in an estimated $2.9 billion.

Netflix, which makes its money from subscription-based streaming, brought in a reported $5 billion in total revenue in 2018 (including streaming).

Other notable Internet companies that made significant contributions to the U-P’s overall economy included Dish Network, which provided the Internet backbone for the U; Comcast, which is a media provider that provides Internet TV service to the country’s major TV networks; and Time Warner, which provides broadband services to a majority of U-A.

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The U.K., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and several European countries also had a large number of cable companies.