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New York Post: For Americans on the move, reconnecting to cable TV isn’t even worth a phone call. That’s the word from one influential Wall Street analyst who has tracked moving patterns and dips in cable TV households across the country. What he found is a perhaps heretofore overlooked phenomena: A growing number of transplanted households give up cable when they land at their new address. “When you arrive at your new home, you are forced to make the active decision,” Sanford C. Bernstein’s Todd Juenger said.