“The Internet is ruthlessly efficient at stripping cross-subsidies and allowing content to shine on its own. (As Jim Fallows has pointed out, newspapers once paid for international coverage with classifieds and cars. Now, if you want classifieds and cars, you go to a classifieds site or a cars site. Bye-bye, cross-subsidy.) Devices like Aereo combined with cases like Viacom’s could be leading to an a la carte model for television. The question isn’t really if the Internet’s unbundling revolution will visit the television industry but when.”

The End of TV and the Death of the Cable Bundle - Derek Thompson - The Atlantic

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