While the cable industry is challenged by streaming services and cord cutters, Bloomberg reports that Comcast, Time Warner Cable and Charter Communications “all exceeded analysts’ expectations for their third-quarter video businesses, countering a trend of precipitous decline in traditional pay-TV and reclaiming market share from some telecom carriers and satellite-TV providers.” Cable companies are responding to cord cutters by “offering cheaper bundles of cable, Internet and digital phone service, and Comcast is accelerating its roll-out of a new technology that allows subscribers to watch and store shows and movies on multiple devices.” According to Evercore ISI analysts, skinny bundles “played some part in the quarter’s success.”