> That's a fixed cost per household and once you have it, it's only marginally more expensive to send TV with the internet. That values the content at near zer

> That's a fixed cost per household and once you have it, it's only marginally more expensive to send TV with the internet. That values the content at near zero, which I think is not correct, and part of the game telecoms are playing with their (local) monopoly pricing power.