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In reply to the discussion: US Sen. McCain working on 'a la carte' cable TV bill [View all]bucolic_frolic
(54,627 posts)27. Democratization of Cable TV
I've been against Cable Bundling for 15 years.
My money went to Faux news and 55 other channels I never watch
all so I could see 40 hours of PBS, Masterpiece, History Detectives, and
American Experience, a few sporting events, Monk, and Weather.
So I cancelled the entire thing. Saved me $900 last year. And I will not
restart it unless it is TOTAL choice. If I want 3 channels that's all I want.
BTW, the article says 'urge' cable providers. Sounds like it's NOT GOING TO HAPPEN.
This is where Cable Companies are allowed not to fulfill their duty just like
Boehner and McConnell when they won't appoint people the Medical Advisory Panel.
When are my taxes going to be voluntary?
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The only chance it has of passing is if it's written by a Republican and pushed by Republcans ...
zbdent
May 2013
#4
It would break my heart if bible tv and shopping channels became extinct.
LiberalFighter
May 2013
#47
You may not like this then because it was found that the sports channels are subsidized
okaawhatever
May 2013
#21