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For the first time in over 20 years, I don’t have TV access to CNN,
ESPN, or TBS. My wife and I dropped our expanded cable package, due to a
surplus of content we get online and from Netflix. We now pay about 10
bucks a month for little more than the old three-letter networks, a heap
of home shopping channels, and C-SPAN.
We’re not alone in ditching expanded cable. Cable TV sellers will likely
endure misery in the coming years similar to that visited upon US
newspapers in the last few decades. In fact, the decline has already
started, and to survive, cable providers are going to have to become
much more nimble.
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