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9. The Cable TV/ Satellite TV business model is outdated

Wed May 23, 2012, 04:56 PM

May 2012

I would love to have the ability to choose off a list of channels (even a tiered list - choose 10 from tier A, 5 from tier B etc).

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Time-Warner CEO: "There are too many networks" [View all] brooklynite May 2012 OP

I agree totally SoutherDem May 2012 #3

We can start by removing the 30+ religious networks.......n/t Jello Biafra May 2012 #4

+ Infinity librechik May 2012 #8

Live sports is probably the thing preventing more cord cutters pstokely May 2012 #14

Some of the fundy networks pay for carriage pstokely May 2012 #13

I am sure he thinks all of those networks his company owns SoutherDem May 2012 #5

If you're not watching Robot Chicken on Adult Swim NoPasaran May 2012 #6

I don't have cable or satellite TV so it's not a problem for me. hunter May 2012 #7

The Cable TV/ Satellite TV business model is outdated GObamaGO May 2012 #9

High speed internet kills the old business models. hunter May 2012 #10

High speed internet business model could change JustABozoOnThisBus May 2012 #17

This past Holiday, our gift to ourselves was Skidmore May 2012 #16

Nah. jp11 May 2012 #11

Interest bundles idiot, interest bundles... a la cart for the rest JCMach1 May 2012 #15