Diddy Facing A Lack Of Viewers From Comcast And Time Warner Merger

Revolt TV will be celebrating its one-year anniversary next month, but the network is facing a lack of audiences from its original 25 million household base. According to the NY Post the possible comcast and time warner merger is stunting their growth, because it is making it more difficult to get other cable companies to pick up Revolt.
Without having additional cable companies sponsor their network, Revolt is having trouble getting a wider array of advertisers, which feeds the lack of revenue. Having many viewers use the internet for their video content these days doesn't help either.

"The good news is that we had deals in place with comcast and time warner Cable," CEO Keith Clinkscales said. "They have been excellent partners. However, the merger discussions caused the whole industry to slow down. There’s a general wait and see on a lot of things."