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I stopped reading when I got to "The vast majority of broadband internet users already subscribe to a video service". Maybe in America this is true, but there's
by thristian 18y ago
I stopped reading when I got to "The vast majority of broadband internet users already subscribe to a video service". Maybe in America this is true, but there's an awful lot of people out there using DSL.
- ojbyrne 18y agoFor various reasons, I became cable tv-less. And I love it. My IQ went up instantly.
- ableal 18y agoIn my corner of Europe, all the providers (both cable and DSL) are now into triple-play: TV+net+phone package deals (or even 4-play, with mobile too). I had some doubts about the TV-over-phonelines thing, but it seems to work OK. For about 60 euro/month I get unlimited landline calls, uncapped 8Mb/s net, a DVR box and ~100 TV channels (including some kid stuff and movies, no premium sports). Just the net would be a little less than half the price. I buy from a cable provider, but people with similarly priced packages from the DSL providers aren't complaining and seem to also have adequate performance.
- eru 18y agoFor me it was phone and internet over TV-lines.