go back to the big bundle which costs them $0.25 per viewer hour and gives them 300 channels to choose from at any time <- This seems like such a weird and cree

go back to the big bundle which costs them $0.25 per viewer hour and gives them 300 channels to choose from at any time <- This seems like such a weird and creepy unit of measurement. Is that really how they see their product? Indistinguishable viewer-hours where it doesn't matter what's on so long as something's always playing? My guess is, if this sort of "We're going to squeeze viewers" extraction happens, it'll lead to more people just not watching TV at all, rather than paying more and reminiscing about the good-ol'-days.