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One more player will enter the TV over the Internet fray
AT&T will start selling you cable TV over the Internet
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Guess AT&T didn't get the memo that cable subscribers have had enough of the high-priced tv viewing and are cutting the cable for indoor antennae.
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flowergirl wrote:
Guess AT&T didn't get the memo that cable subscribers have had enough of the high-priced tv viewing and are cutting the cable for indoor antennae.
My prediction is that AT&T, being that they are going to provide cable channels over the internet, are not going to push the TV "bundles" like the other established providers have in the past.
I welcome AT&T's entry into the market. With the FCC getting ready to deregulate the set top box requirement, we're going to see more competition in the tv provider marketplace.
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More competition should mean eventually lower cost for the consumer.
At least I hope so.
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More competition should mean eventually lower cost for the consumer.
At least I hope so.
Exactly.
I was always in favor of a pick-and-choose system for what you want whether it be from current cable suppliers or alternatives like the AT&T entries.
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I would gladly stay with satellite if it ever came to paying only for the few channels I ever watch but I won't hold my breath waiting for that to ever happen.