Cable companies currently hold a monopoly on the cable Internet market but due to the massive amount of cable-cutting households, cable providers are bleeding subscribers and that monopoly is breaking down.
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As the cable industry continues to die, what must providers do to stay alive?
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Published November 23, 2013
TECHi's Take
Cable is dying of a slow, drawn out death. It’s not at the hands of Netflix, nor at the hands of fiber optic technology. It’s not even at the hands of the Internet. Cable is strangling itself with its own wires.
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