New ‘skinny’ TV packages provide jump-start to competition
The reality is that the combination of basic television service and the pick-and-pay model that must be offered by the end of the year is changing the marketplace for the better.
Canadians appear to have become so accustomed to an uncompetitive cable and satellite market typified by frequent price increases and restrictive options that many are failing to recognize the arrival of greater consumer choice.
Last week’s launch of the new $25 basic “skinny” cable packages,...
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