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Published 8 years ago by jcscher with 2 Comments
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Disney Could Use Time Warner Cord-Cutting Tips

The entertainment giant insists on selling cable shows in a bundle, despite losses at ESPN attributable to growing viewer preference for buying à la carte. Time Warner is benefiting from the trend, offering HBO separately. A business built on TV’s status quo looks like fantasy.

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  • Gozzin
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    They could,but we know they won't. From my link above,it is stated;

    and when they grow up, paying Comcast $150 a month for an ocean of awful reality TV programs and infomercials is going to seem as backward to them as drilling holes in the heads of the mentally ill to let the demons out.

    By the time the kids do grow up, cable tv will either be gone,or be charging around $500.00 a month for 15 minute shows that are mostly commercials.

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  • NotWearingPants (edited 8 years ago)
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    I just found out this week about ESPN being available on Sling via streaming. Bought an HDTV antenna and I'm cutting the cord this month.

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