The metric used is not up to me. I do think that is
The metric currently in use though so it is currently relevant. I think before the war is over though, the cost between the the cord-cutters and the cable subscribers is going to be negligent. The cable companies have been in this business for a long time and they will adapt to protect their bottom line.
In my particular case, living in a rural area I have one choice currently for high speed internet which is Comcast. If I were to cut the cord and just take the high speed internet from them, I would still be paying basically the same cost as the internet with a basic cable offering. No more that I watch on television, it would make no sense to cut the cord for my household.
Long story short, I think that available households is going to continue to be a metric used in the ROI calculations.
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Posted: 08/15/2016 at 4:25PM