If the MSO's can get better deals with the programmers I thing they will start offering a-la-cart programming. Let you choose 5, 10, or 20 channels for 25 or 30 dollars a month, instead of 50 or 60 channels all or nothing bundles like they have now. With Comcast owning NBC it might just be coming soon. Programmers are going to have to change the way they sell their channels. Stop their if you want The History Channel you have to take Discovery and A&E too. That's the biggest cost of the video side is paying the programmers for the channels.
Re: Cabletv Days are Almost over
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