Sure, in a simple textbook supply-and-demand model, but we all know that in the real world that isn't how it works. Most people have very limited choices, and

Sure, in a simple textbook supply-and-demand model, but we all know that in the real world that isn't how it works. Most people have very limited choices, and all those choices engage in essentially the same user-hostile practices anyway. The only “choice” is to leave it altogether, which is visibly happening now there is an alternative to cable TV, but not having an internet connection isn't an option for most people.