When cable was first introduced in the late 1940s there weren’t many options for audiences to choose from. But as networks grew, so did the channels available. Nowadays, it seems like there’s something for everyone on cable TV, with most traditional companies offering more than 80 channels in their basic cable package.
But now audiences want something different. Instead of paying for dozens of channels that often go unwatched, cable subscribers are cutting the cord and choosing virtual multichannel video programming distributors (vMVPD) instead.
Those
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