The Death of the TV Bundle

Monday, 15 April 2013 | by Pat's Picks

David Carr devotes his column in this morning’s New York Times to the decline of the TV bundle. He says TV is now going through what newspapers already have: people no longer want to buy a bunch of unrelated stuff just to get the handful of things that they really want. An example: news that Netflix users streamed 4 billion hours of content in the first three months of this year would make it, by some calculations, the most watched cable TV network out there. Except, as Carr points out, “it isn’t on cable, isn’t on television and isn’t a network.”

SOURCE: New York Times